Crvenkapica

Crvenkapica

Crvenkapica je klasična bajka braće Grimm koja donosi poučnu priču o oprezu i važnosti slušanja savjeta.

Crvenkapica je djevojčica koja nosi crvenu kapicu, po kojoj je dobila ime. Jednog dana, majka je šalje da odnese hranu bolesnoj baki koja živi u šumi, upozorivši je da ne skreće s puta i da bude oprezna.

Dok prolazi kroz šumu, Crvenkapica susreće vuka. Ne znajući da je opasan, otkriva mu kamo ide. Vuk odlučuje prevariti djevojčicu te trči do bakine kuće, gdje je proguta i prerušava se u nju. Kada Crvenkapica stigne, primijeti da njezina "baka" izgleda čudno. Na njezina pitanja ("Zašto imaš tako velike uši, oči, zube?"), vuk odgovara da bi je bolje čuo, vidio i – na kraju – pojeo.

Srećom, prolazni lovac čuje viku i dolazi spasiti Crvenkapicu i baku. Vuk biva ubijen, a Crvenkapica nauči važnu lekciju o oprezu i slušanju savjeta.

Pouka priče: Djeca trebaju biti oprezna i ne razgovarati s nepoznatima, te slušati savjete odraslih.

Dimensions
26 x 18.5 cm
Pages
16
Publisher
Andromeda d.o.o., Zagreb
 
Latin alphabet. Paperback.
Language: Croatian.

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