My favourite teacher I would like to tell you about my favourite teacher. I have never met more wonderful and miraculous teachers than her later. It would be superb if my children and grandchildren were taught by such a teacher. I finished school 8 years ago, in 2007. I studied from 1997 to 2007 at Private Lomonosov School. This school is located near the embankment of Fedorovskogo. The school was quite fine, nothing special about that. But there was one marvellous female teacher, whose name was Olga Nikolaevna. She taught the history of Russia and the history of foreign countries. She was not a strikingly attractive woman, I can't call her a supermodel. She was not very tall, but slim and always wore big square glasses. Her hair and eyes were chestnut, and her skin was always pale and looked like some kind of paper from a notebook. She loves to wear short haircuts, and her hair was straight and thin. She used to wear her usual grey costume which consisted of a jacket, white blouse and a skirt. It seems to me, I have never seen her with makeup or stylish curly haircut, which was very fashionable that time. However, I adore, respect and love her not for her appearance. Brutally speaking, I believe, nobody except her was able to retell us enchanting stories from the life of queens and kings, tsars and tsaritsas, the horrifying truth about wars and revolutions, unknown facts and mystical coincidences in such a style, as she saw everything by her own eyes. Moreover, she was always calm and endlessly patient, she never said anything in a loud voice, she never interrupted us and never gave us bad marks. She was open-hearted, kind, and vivid. I have never met people with similar nature later. I think she was like an angel. Strict, but not rude. To tell you the brutal truth, I believe, she was born to be a teacher. She was talented and charming, and her heart and soul were dedicated to children. She gave to children all her efforts and time. She was honest, altruistic and merciful. I am grateful to her for all her work, for all what she did for me.