"Der Struvelpeter, or Merry Stories and Funny Drawings" is a collection of children's stories that was published by the Austrian writer Heinrich Hoffmann in 1845. Each story tells about the consequences of children's misbehavior. The main character, Der Struvelpeter, is an imaginary character who reminds children of the importance of being obedient and not acting recklessly. The book has bright and dynamic drawings that attract the attention of the young reader. This book leaves an important educational value and reminds of the importance of following rules and ethical standards.