The book Кајтуш Волшебникот, as reads the title of the translation of the book, was published by the capital-based publishing house Slovenika Dooel Skopje.

Kaytek the Wizard is a classic of children’s literature, a story about the world of children’s imagination and the difficulty of making the world better. It is a story about dreams and about what happens when dreams come true. Also, and perhaps most importantly, it is a story about growing up. It has been translated into English, German, Hebrew, and Russian, among other languages. It was the basis for a television play (1997) directed by Julia Wernio.

Kaytek is an ordinary boy – he messes around a bit, makes things up a little, and loves to listen to stories told by his grandmother. One day, he discovers that he can do magic. At first, he uses his new skill to have some fun: he turns chalk into soap, the sandwich of the class glutton into a frog, and, to avoid answering teacher’s questions, he casts a flock of flies at the teacher. However, as time goes on, things get more complicated: the spells start to get out of hand and Kaytek runs away from home, leaving behind a conjured double.