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The book contains 20 fairy tales with the lead role played by brilliant morals-of-the-story. Just like in fairy tales, there are talking animals and objects, fantastic creatures, one punctuation mark and from time to time some people. From the instructive (though sometimes rather unexpectedly) story we will learn many things like how to cure a clock cuckoo suffering from a runny nose, how to help the Yeti find his purpose in life, and how to assist a balding lion. We will also have the chance to cheer on a snail in his attempt to win the race for the Queen Bee Cup, look into the eyes of the Scarecrow and take part in the fierce duel of the gold fish with a genie on demand.
Such are the fairy tales from this book, permeated with absurd, and a sometimes slightly peculiar sense of humor, a ton of word games and unusual, surprising situations.
The fairy tales are accompanied by excellent, charming illustrations by Wojciech Pawliński with fresh and tasteful colours.