Ten-year-old Mishka and his family face a difficult life situation: three strangers in black arrived and took all the accumulated property. They also "asked" dad to go with them. Anxiety is growing: where is Papa Fran now? Riding a three-legged wolf, Mishutka goes in search of the most precious thing. Some might say, " do adults really believe in such unusual stories?». Or: "how can you hope for something fabulous?». Those who say this simply lack faith and hope. Mishka and his family had enough faith and hope. This dynamic family book tells us that there are often extraordinary circumstances in the life of a family. Sometimes such that they are retold as an unforgettable fairy tale. The main thing is that relatives support and honor each other for many years and from generation to generation. Oksana Lushchevskaya is a well-known Ukrainian author who has been working with children's and adolescent literature for many years, combining writing with research work. The book "unforgettable fairy tale", created in collaboration with illustrator Oksana Kirilchuk and published by the publishing house" Iron Dad", is an example of her attentive attitude to the topics of Family, Children's experience and inner strength. In the center of the story is ten – year-old Mishutka, for whom the familiar world suddenly changes. The family loses everything they have gained, and Fran's father disappears along with strangers in black. The search for answers does not have a simple route, so the boy goes on a journey where the real is intertwined with the fabulous, and the decision must be made independently. This journey is not just about moving forward, it is about choice, trust and inner readiness to go further, even when there are not enough explanations and guarantees. The book raises questions of family unity, faith in each other and the child's ability not to get lost in the face of difficult circumstances. Not only the adventure itself is important here, but also how support, Hope and memory of loved ones help you survive. The story sounds restrained, without excessive embellishment, leaving room for reflection and joint reading with children.