"My children and I undeniably fell in love with E. A. Wyke-Smith's book The Magical Land of Chibuko... and of course Gorbo, the most brilliant gem of the whole ornate company."
J.R.R. Tolkien

Pip and Flora got into big trouble. They escaped from the Foster Home for Abandoned and Orphaned Children in Sunny Bay, where their lives were sad and hopeless, but their fate can't be called rosy either...
The two little orphans fell into a surprising and magical world, where cinnamon bears,
bog goblins, skunks and maybe even snot worms live there, and of course, above all, chibuks, these clumsy, ungainly, but endlessly charming creatures who captured the hearts of J. R. R. Tolkien's children.

E. A. Wyke-Smith's charming fairy tale, which served as one of the main inspirations for The Hobbit, can now be read in Hungarian for the first time.