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There are many things to know about living in the forest. That's why Mr Badger and Mrs Fox arrange exciting lessons for their children and their friends, which are included in this book.

First, Mrs Fox talks to the children about emotions: what is anger, fear, disgust, joy, sadness or surprise. Kus, the badger, thinks that emotions are girls' things, and that boys are good at overcoming them. Rudya the fox immediately proves to him that everyone has emotions, and it is not so easy to overcome them. Who is right, and do we really need all emotions?"

Next, Mr Badger talks to the children about the trees around them. He doesn't even have to go far to find out: the badger's burrow is located under the roots of a chestnut tree! Do trees really have willpower, as Kus claims? And why do the leaves turn yellow and fall off, but the needles do not? And how do trees drink water? And it turns out that they organise races in nature. So many new things...