"About Baba Yaga, who did not have a personal life" is an exciting fairy tale that tells about the unusual Baba Yaga, known in Ukrainian mythology. Recreated with a great sense of humor and philosophy, the book allows the reader to delve into the atmosphere of magic and mystery. Baba Yaga, known for her unusual appearance and penchant for witchcraft, is happy and independent in her harsh life, suddenly faces incomprehensible feelings and feels lonely. Her extraordinary character begins to waver, and when she learns love, the heroine experiences a real internal conflict. On her way to personal happiness, Baba Yaga encounters trials that force her to delve into her own feelings and determine what is truly important. This book is about finding true happiness and accepting yourself as you are, even if you don't have a personal life.