Ferenc Móra is perhaps the greatest storyteller among our writers. He likes to tell stories to the children, and in his stories he understands their language well, whether it is stories that recall his own childhood, or retellings of well-known Hungarian folk tales. If he is in a good mood, he is talkative, yet not boring, his humor is nice for both children and adults. Perhaps that's why they're never boring, which is well proven by this volume, which bundles the most beautiful of Ferenc Móra's fairy tales, which can almost be called classics.