Yet again, Rumini has gotten himself into trouble, but this time, he has put the whole crew of the Queen of the Winds in danger. He must risk his own life to save his shipmates and the poor creatures of Ferrick Island from Tinea, the evil butterfly queen. Fortunately, he doesn’t lose his wits, and after a few amusing twists and turns and one or two mistakes and missteps, with the help of the hat of invisibility, the metal-melter, and a princess who is stronger than iron ore itself, he manages to save both himself and the creatures of the island and win back his place on the deck of the Queen of the Winds.

Rumini on Ferrick Island was originally written for the stage. Since its premiere, it has been continuously performed for a full house in one of the largest theatres in Hungary. Now, Rumini fans can read the script of the drama themselves in vibrant English translation.