Do we know how children, fragile creatures in general, manage to withstand the blows that life does not skimp on? After all, parents are not always there, and sometimes they are powerless in the face of absurd accidents and unexpected disasters. It would be much more difficult for children if there were no hrangels. Nika Inina's debut fantasy story tells about wonderful creatures whose purpose is to support, protect, protect the children entrusted to them, give them good dreams, and be there when the child is in pain or simply sad. Or when some terrible creatures are hiding in the dark, and you don’t even have the strength to call your mother. Hrangels would be angels if they didn't look so much like people. They got wings from angels, and characters, habits and oddities from people. Hrangels fly to visit each other, discuss pressing issues, reflect on the structure of life and patronize the children entrusted to them. In the world of the Hrangels, there is a clear hierarchy and a boss - the director of the Department of Children, who gives tasks to his subordinates and checks reports on the work done. The world of the Hrangels is opposed by negative characters - Darkens, who strive to sow aggressiveness instead of compassion, cruelty instead of sympathy, meanness instead of mutual assistance in children's souls. The plot of the book is based on the eternal story of the struggle between Good and Evil, told in a new, exciting and touching way. How the confrontation will end, which of the Hrangels will suffer, and what the Darkens will have to do after the verdict - the reader will find out by going with the heroes to the last page of this story. According to the writer, the book “Hrangels” is inspired by intuition and is addressed to modern children - “an extrasensory generation, far from the elementary perception of the world.” The text of the story is perfectly complemented by graphic illustrations by artist Inga Levi.