Kádár Annamária - Lilla and Tündérbogyó kincset keres

We are all looking for treasures. In the beginning, outside, in the wide world, and after wandering around everything, the realization suddenly comes: the treasure has always been close to us. It is there in all of us, deep inside.
During childhood, the era of fairy tales slowly comes to an end, and the period of youth novels and adventure novels begins. We still believe in miracles and magic, but we already have half a foot on the ground of reality. The world is no longer black and white, nuances appear, we realize that our parents are also flesh and blood people. The most important message we can get in this life cycle is that we don't have to be perfect, just good enough. We don't always have to make good decisions. We may be wrong, but we can correct our mistakes. We don't need to know the answer to everything.
In Lilla's more recent adventures, the invisible friend, Tündérbogyó, is still present, but often from the background he observes the family experiences, the joy of the moments spent together, as well as the difficulties and the struggle with them. After all, there are dragons in reality: grandma can get sick, we can have a car accident, they can rob us. But the most important things cannot be stolen from us.

The 15 stories that develop emotional intelligence help families to weave common stories together with their children. It helps to gather the courage and faith to start, the strength to cope with difficulties and the imagination to dream our sky-high dreams. When we feel that there is no more, shared stories often give us the strength to move on, because there is a Fairy Berry in all of us who knows the answers to life's important questions.