For centuries, Tibet has lured travelers, scientists and seekers of truth. But not everyone had access to the highest mountain country in the world .. Modern civilization makes it possible to make any incredible journeys, and yet Tibet remains a myth, a mystery and something unattainable. Fairy tales are a great opportunity to learn the culture of another people and join the Tibetan wisdom. In Tibet, it is said that if a book teaches nothing, it is written in vain. Readers of Tibetan fairy tales are waiting for a meeting with amazing characters These are the seven sorcerers who never wanted to share their secrets, the wisest teacher who comprehended all the secrets of the world and another mysterious person sitting on the top of the mango tree. And the young Dondub will have to make a dangerous journey to save his hapless brother and the well-being of all people. Irina and Olga Eratakhanovy, artists from Buryatia, presented an early layout of the book and illustrations at the Bologna Children's Book Fair in 2013 . The illustrations received positive feedback from publishers and colleagues, which inspired the completion of the book. The translation performed by Maria Smirnova, associate professor of the Department of Mongolian Studies and Tibetology of St. Petersburg State University, has preserved the features of Tibetan literature and will be understandable even to young readers.