It’s the story of a young girl who struggles to understand the difference between what she can be and what she should be. The story explores her inner conflict, as she must choose between a comfortable life as a pet animal, or a life of adventure in the wilderness. The novel offers some profound ideas about philosophy, touching both the heart and the mind. Perhaps the brief introduction to the novel contains those profound insights, allowing us to say that it’s a novel for all ages. Since novels have their own unique charm, its author published three different versions of it: for young readers, teenagers, and adults. It offers an attractive and unique perspective on philosophy. Kircos’s language is simple, with a neat structure; his writing is clever and brilliant. “Raitz Nots” is a delightful story, while “Bok Blichers” is a symbolic novel that broadens our thinking.