In a whirlwind of creativity, nonconformity, and surrealism, the story follows Malavak, a boy who challenges societal norms through his unique style and rebellious spirit. Embracing self-expression, he tells the story of enigmatic golems in the kaleidoscopic People Place, deciphering their riddles and unlocking hidden truths. Amid absurdity, his storytelling captivates classmates and teachers alike. The narrative transcends reality, blurring dreams and waking life, as Malavak navigates bizarre scenarios, relationships, and self-discovery. These experiences culminate in unexpected transformations, leading to a final awakening where he contemplates the interplay between dreams and reality, leaving his story open-ended, symbolizing the infinite journey of self-discovery and the boundless power of imagination.

The prequel book to the Malavak trilogy follows a series of bizarre and puberty-driven incidents that happen in Mr. Dinsdale's class. We meet Malavak before the events of the first book and a friend of his named Bawls who is previously unknown to readers.