Sida Košutić is a Catholic writer who wrote and published spiritual works for adults and children. Because of her Christian worldview and attitude she was already obscured in public for a lifetime, with the result that after death she remained unknown to the general public. Although she wrote in the era that is now perceived as Lovrak's, characterized as a shift of the fairy tale with realistic stories, the author does not follow in her works the dominant literary and poetic direction but continues to follow the poetics of the fairy tale. Analyzing Sida Košutić's works in the context of children's literature, along with poems and novels, her stories which are essentially fairy-tale, spiritual and educational, come to the fore. The quality of Side Kosutic's work was recognized by Stjepan Lice, who, in 2001, compiled a collection of "Stories" („Priče“) that contained seven of the author's allegorical and often marginally fantastic stories for children collected from magazines and newspapers. The analysis showed that although she created the author's fairy tales, she retained certain elements of the classic fairy tale, most of which she kept in "The story of the man with the lantern" („Priča o čovjeku s fenjerom“). Looking at the works of Side Kosutic as a whole, it can be concluded that she used the full range of fairy-tale and spiritual elements in a way that does not surprise anyone, but again she did move away from the classic fairy tale.