The authors of the book Krakonoš and fairy tales from the mountains thanks to their
good knowledge of the environment describes the local nature and characters of the local mountaineers colorfully and very convincingly.
With their poetic narrative style, they loosely follow the legacy of the writer Marie Kubátová. Like her, they are based not only on Krkonoše folklore, but also on contemporary life.
The book is beautifully and richly illustrated by the academic painter Jiří Bernard and contains, in addition to the introduction, sixteen magical Krkonoše fairy tales about the lord of the mountains, Krakonoš.

Leave all kinds of hustle and bustle and other human activity for a while. Make yourself comfortable by the stove or wherever you like and indulge in the pleasure of stories about the lord in the Krkonoše mountains. These magical fairy tales take place in times long past, when the human race was still connected with nature. In the days when the trees were always covered with snow in winter and the snow-covered landscape and sparkling air beckoned hikers to take frequent walks.
At that time, you could meet the all-powerful ruler of these mountains on the Giant Mountains, whom the local mountaineers call Krakonoš and the German-speaking inhabitants of the mountains call him Rüberzahl. You will find out what rustled where on the slopes and what tricks and tricks Krakonoš has prepared for good burners
and how he was able to punish any wrongdoings and wrongdoings committed by them.

We believe that this collection of fairy tales and mischief will delight not only children, but will find enough readers and admirers of Krakonoš's pieces
even among adult mountain lovers and will leave a little something
in everyone from the charm of the old Giant Mountains and the life of the mountaineers there.