The Scarecrow - Among us fairies

The eternally young fairy Slavomila from the Highlands tells how it is with fairies and how they differ from each other. Just like humans, there are good fairies and bad fairies, hardworking fairies and lazy fairies, clever fairies and stupid fairies, shy fairies and kind fairies. They also differ in what they do and what they had to learn before their queen let them out of the fairy realm into the world. And what happens to them if they don't. A fairy who fails to do her task may be blown to pieces by the wind. Or she'll turn into a savage or a sad little wanderer. Readers will find, they're fairy wells, forest, meadow, and many others, and Slavomila also mentions some particularly remarkable and foreign fairies, that come from the African Sahara, for example. At the beginning and at the end of the book there is a map with the occurrence of fairies in our territory, so you can find out where they live.