The books "Piz um Piz I" and "Piz um Piz II" aimed to reveal stories from the mountains of Graubünden through images and text. Now the author ventures into the third volume, leaving Graubünden via the Piz Russein/Tödi massif, titled: "A Graubünden in the Mountains of the World." Piz by Piz, mountain by mountain, he circles the globe. After the Tödi trip, he continues to establish a foothold on the Eiger North Face, then takes a brief detour into the beyond at the Walker Pillar in the Mont Blanc massif. The Russian master Elbrus and the white giant of Kyrgyzstan, Pik Lenin, also impress, but a detour to the roof of Africa to the two dormant volcanoes Kilimanjaro and Mt. Kenya is worth the journey. South America beckons with the highest peak in the Americas, Aconcagua, and Alpamayo, the most beautiful mountain in the world. McKinley, the coldest mountain in the world, teaches one how to endure the cold before daring the final push into the death zone of the Tibetan Shishapangma to experience life there. No records, no wild numbers. Only images and stories are meant to tell. Each mountain has its own story, and thus the new volume "Piz um Piz III" will be published. No tales of heroes, no heroes will speak. The true heroes are his loved ones, his family, who wait, hope, and worry; they are the author's heroines. Arno Mainetti wishes: "May you be accompanied by much joy. Step by step, image by image, word by word, and Piz by Piz!".