Picture Books and Fairy Tales • Literature for children
Udžbenik priča za završne razrede odrastanja
Josip Cvenić
Fairy tales are not rivers of the abyss, so at some time and in some country they don't exist, and then they appear again. No, they are everywhere and always present rivers of stories.
It cannot be said that now is not the time for a fairy tale. Because, when it's the hardest, won't a nice story comfort him, and when it's a happy time, fairy tales keep him that way. Welcome!
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