Selma Lagerlf created her most famous work, The Amazing Journey of Nils Holgersson with Wild Goose in Sweden, when she worked as a teacher at a school. The book was originally conceived as a geography textbook, with the help of which the writer wanted to introduce children to their home country. However, the story was so fascinating that it fell in love even with adults, was translated into many languages, withstood a large number of reissues and brought Lagerlf world recognition, making her the first woman awarded the Nobel Prize in literature. More than a hundred years have passed since the first publication, but the fairy tale about a boy named Nils, who once turned into a tiny man, went on an unforgettable journey through Sweden with a flock of wild geese, conquers the hearts of new readers. In the present edition, Nils Holgersson's Amazing Journey with Wild Goose in Sweden is given without abbreviations and is accompanied by wonderful illustrations by Bertil Lbeck and Mary Hamilton Fry, like the story itself.