WHAT IS NUCA?

Zoological curiosity or evolutionary error? A fairy tale or a sick joke that has come to life on its own? Totem animal or defaced graffiti? Angel of peace or nemesis of peoples? The softest plush or a beast stalking livestock? A divine creature or a satanic creature? Muse or fluke? Idea or stew? Dead or alive?

AND THIS BOOK?

A triumph of research determination or a vortex engulfing obsessed minds? A masterpiece of Hungarian fiction or a six-handed literary suicide?

One thing's for sure, fawns are diverse, just like this bestiary. Its authors search for a mysterious creature native to these landscapes, across ages and cultures, in the thick of myths and documents. Young and adult readers are invited to an adventure during which it is sometimes not easy to decide where the cat begins and where the rabbit ends. But that's exactly why it would be a mistake to skip it!

Our authors - Dániel András, a graphic artist and writer who has won several Szép Magyar Könyv and Children's Book of the Year awards, Árpád József Attila Kollár, a poet and story writer, and János Csepregi, a writer who has won the Junior Prima Prize - in this breath-taking joint work, they embrace the world of beliefs of the Carpathian Basin in an entertaining way. thickener for a mysterious figure, the doe.

The book was illustrated by graphic artist Norbert Nagy.