"A creature of fear has a library, in his library there are many, many fairy tales, and the many, many fairy tales are about, as we know, the wicked will have so much at the end of the fairy tales. And because this is written, then this is also the world, in fact, this is the world, and as long as someone tells these tales, or even if they don't, but you can tell them, you just have to pick up one of the many books and read them aloud, say while drinking tea, then the world of monsters is just an ugly appearance , illusion, fake." Pál Békés

The Last Woodland is the only place that has not yet been brought under the reign of terror by the triple-platoon hordes, loopy-tailed shriveled sarabolos, peeping beregens and their companions, that is, the MONSTERS. The resident of the forest, the Fear Creature, is so terrified that he does not even come out of his lair. He doesn't tell his friends, Rakonc, Porhany and Csupánc, stories from the wonderful volumes of his library, even though so far these stories have somehow kept the monsters away. The Fear Creature's best friend, Csatang, has already left his home, the Little Forest. One day, however, Csatang returns to share with his friends: the situation is unsalvageable, it would be best if they all become monsters. The Fear Creature gives in to his urging and heads to the monster recruitment office to pass the three tests...
The classic tale of Pál Békés teaches courage and honesty; to rather call evil by its name, because that is the only way to confront it.

"Becoming a monster is easy. Very easy. Not being a monster: that's the hard part."