Among the 35 Armenian stories gathered in this collection, you can find simple children's stories, "classic" stories about emperors, princesses and dragons, and those that were created on the basis of even older legends or Christian traditions.
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After the flood, a fisherman and his wife live on an old ship. The sea has swallowed the land, the cities have sunk, and the fish have almost disappeared, so the fisherman and the woman are barely surviving.
Little Ivica asks his father: - Dad, do you know how long toothpaste is? - No, son. Who could know that? - Me! It is long 3 times around the table and once around the armchair!
The book follows the adventure of two children who find themselves in a shipwreck. Their struggle for survival, mutual support and coping in an unfamiliar environment form the core of this story.
The writer in this real-life fairy tale, as in her other stories, is both a teacher and a prophetess. It describes the bat, our distant mammalian relative that flies out at dusk and flies at night.