Književnost za decu

Hiljadu i jedna noć

Hiljadu i jedna noć

Reich illustriertes Bilderbuch, die Illustrationen sind in Schwarzweiß und in Farbe. Bibliothek für Kinderklassiker.

Epoha.
Hrvatski. Latinica. Broširano.
3,24
Hispano-američke priče za djecu

Hispano-američke priče za djecu

Logos, 1986.
Hrvatski. Latinica. Tvrde korice.
5,323,72
Hrvatske narodne uspavanke i notna pjevanka

Hrvatske narodne uspavanke i notna pjevanka

Tanja Perić Polonijo

The lullabies in this selection were created following records from the past to the present day, collected and stored at the Institute of Ethnology and Folklore Studies in Zagreb.

Profil International, 2000.
Hrvatski. Latinica. Tvrde korice.
12,9811,68
Ide Alenka po čarobno jaje

Ide Alenka po čarobno jaje

Tamara Bakran

This is the story of Alenka's troubles with her parents. Brave Alenka must go to Čudoptica in Črnšum to get a magic egg - in order to solve her troubles.

Sipar, 2019.
Hrvatski. Latinica. Tvrde korice.
5,96 - 5,99
Idemo dalje

Idemo dalje

Hrvoje Kovačević

To say that Mike is an ordinary boy is completely wrong.

Znanje, 2004.
Hrvatski. Latinica. Tvrde korice.
5,98
Igra se nastavlja

Igra se nastavlja

Grigor Vitez

Grigor Vitez's collection of poems "The Game Continues" was published in the 1950s and is one of the most important in Croatian children's literature. Through this collection, Vitez speaks with the voice of children and for children, celebrating children'

Mladost, 1975.
Hrvatski. Latinica. Tvrde korice.
4,56
Igre pred oluju

Igre pred oluju

Vesna Parun

A book of poetry for children by Croatian poet Vesna Parun. The dolls were made by Vlasta Pokrivka, photos by Zlata Vučelić.

Spektar, 1979.
Hrvatski. Latinica. Broširano.
6,52
Ilustrirana dječja enciklopedija

Ilustrirana dječja enciklopedija

Kenneth Bailey
Stvarnost, 1984.
Hrvatski. Latinica. Tvrde korice.
14,98
Ima jedan razred

Ima jedan razred

Stjepan Jakševac
Mladost, 1982.
Hrvatski. Latinica. Tvrde korice.
4,98
Indijanci naših ulica

Indijanci naših ulica

Jozef Finci

The children read about "real Sarajlians" whom the author calls "Indians" because they are natives of their city - they know every street, every corner and every secret like the Indians knew their forests.

Svjetlost, 1974.
Hrvatski. Latinica. Broširano.
3,12