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The book Fairy Tales and Stories for Adults Who Were Children is a story about life in all its manifestations, the sadness and tears of post-war childhood, joy and delight in simple things that the current generation does not even know about. The book, written in an adult way, looks into the world of children and portrays it in such a way that you are unwittingly transported to the fictional world, feeling everything the author says through the prism of your own life, no matter what age you are.

When you read a book by Nina Naidych, you feel as if you hear incomprehensible music in your head: it is lyrical and sad, touching invisible strings, making you feel touched and deepen into your own world, then cheerful and full of joyful elation when you catch yourself smiling. The author subtly feels the transitions from the everyday to the romantic and dreamy state of the characters, so the reader is instantly transported into the fairy tale, experiencing joys and sorrows together with the characters, as if he were an alienated character participating in the action. Filled with emotions and music, like life itself, Fairy Tales and Stories for Adults Who Were Children reminds us why we live, that every day is unique and we should not be sad about the past, but with a smile and love create our own story, which, if we only want, will become a real fairy tale.