In the 1970s, Christine Nöstlinger published three remarkable volumes of poetry that reflect the social conditions of people from the so-called "lower" or "working class." This trilogy has since become a classic, and many characters have gained fame. For example, the "Geiga-Gotti," who has seamlessly transitioned from being a "gaunz oamen Kind" to a "gaunz oamen Mann." His life journey is accompanied by "gaunz oamen Frauen" and many others. Christine Nöstlinger narrates, beyond Viennese coziness and playful-humorous social pornography, the fates that provoke deep reflection. Her perspective on people and their destinies is never accusatory. She views her surroundings with love, critical distance, and respect. These poems are a tribute to the people for whom "hint and vuan ned zsamgeht," yet who still manage to find joy in almost every moment.