Manfred Kyber is known for his profound, sensitive stories and fairy tales, which he tells in a vivid language. The fairy tales of Manfred Kyber are, even if they are just small stories, great tales. Tales that can unfold greatly in small souls, tales that guide the adult reader towards a gradual understanding of what it truly means to grow up. Growing out of the small world of ordinary things, maturing into a world that seems reserved for children. Thus, every reader must take their inner child along and allow it to grow. His most famous book is likely "The Three Lights of Little Veronika." However, this fairy tale book is a treasure chest of almost forgotten gems - a treasure for the soul - gifted to those who understand how to read fairy tales with bright eyes. The following great stories can be found in this little book: The Key to Heaven, The Little Devil and the Muff that Took Children, The Poisonous Mushroom, May Fairy Tale, The Snowman, Mummelchen, The Day's Work Before Sunrise, Ratzepetz, The Little Man with the Cabbage Head, The Chief Master of Ceremonies, The Puppet, The Glass Crown, The Stagecoach, The Little Christmas Tree, The Lost Song, The Cellar Man, The Other Shore, The Little Root Professor, Death and the Little Girl.