Literature for children

Naselje Gavranova

Name: Naselje Gavranova
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Eduard Štorch

This book is significant because it teaches young readers about history and the importance of community through interesting stories and characters.

"Gavran's Settlement" by Eduard Štorch, published in 1967, is a novel that deals with life in the younger Stone Age. The book is part of the "Swallow" edition and is intended for a younger audience.

The main themes of the book include:

Life in Prehistory: Presentation of everyday life, customs and challenges faced by people in the younger Stone Age.
Adventures and survival: Stories about hunting, the struggle for survival and interpersonal relationships within the community.
Education through story: Educational elements that bring readers closer to the prehistoric way of life and the importance of community.

Translation

Smiljana Kršić

Editor

Ahmet Hromadžić

Illustrations

Adi Mulabegović

Graphics design

Mihajlo Pisanjuk

Dimensions

19.5 x 14.5 cm

Pages

135

Publisher

Veselin Masleša, Sarajevo, 1967.

Latin alphabet. Hardcover.

Language: Croatian.

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