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The Wind in the Willows, a fairy tale novel, brought British writer Kenneth Grahame worldwide fame. And it all started with small funny stories that Graham invented for his young son. And since then, for more than a hundred years, children in different countries have been enjoying reading about the adventures of the stubborn and boastful, but in his own way attractive Mr Frog, the faithful and kind Mole, the prudent Muskrat and the wise Beaver. The book is imbued with kindness and subtle humour, teaches children to appreciate friendship, to be lenient towards other people's shortcomings, to love and feel nature.