★When science meets fairy tales, knowledge becomes no longer dull, but filled with fantasy and fun! The reader rating reaches 9.73!
★This series uses vivid stories and rich illustrations to present complex concepts from various scientific fields in a simple and understandable way, thus allowing for a deeper understanding of a scientific concept, rule, or law!
★The authors of this series are all well-known popular science writers, and the information in the books is carefully selected. At the end of each story, children will draw some scientific conclusions.
★Let children explore the mysteries of science in the world of fairy tales! Suitable for children aged 5 and in the primary school age group!
★Continuously updated!

This series currently includes 13 books:
-The Secret Life of Insects
-The Secret Life of Microbes
-The Earth's Amazing Structure
-The King of Wood, The King of Iron, and The King of Gold
-The Frog Princess
-The Adventures of Cat Peh
-Fun Geography Stories
-Anya and Maya
-Dinosaur World Adventure
-Night Talks at the Zoo
-The Little Residents of the Meadow
-Fairy Tales of Chemistry

Yevgeny Permyakov, with his wise and inspiring fairy tale, tells the story of a magical country called Trafelo, ruled by the cruel and greedy kings of wood, iron, and gold. They constantly quarreled and played conspiracies, making the lives of the people miserable. The witch Coro de la Jara, also known as the "Rust Witch," destroyed all the iron objects, so Trafelo had no airplanes or ships, and not even iron plows for tilling the land. Only a brave and clever young man, the grandson of a basket weaver, could defeat the witch.

Yevgeny Permyakov (1902-1982): Russian writer and playwright, dramatist and journalist, and a master of fairy tales. Born in 1902 in Perm, he spent many years in Udmurtia. Yevgeny Permyakov began earning extra money from a young age: first as an employee of a meat company, and then at the Perm Candy Factory. At the same time, he published articles and poems in print publications "Zvezda" and "Red Kama" under a pseudonym. In 1974, Yevgeny Permyakov studied sociology and economics at Perm State University. During his studies, he organized the newspaper Kuznitsa circle and then began his career in theater. Yevgeny Permyakov wrote many stories and tales for school-age children. Pavel Petrovich Bazhov had a significant influence on his work.