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"Little Flame" (1971) by Dubravka Ugrešić is a collection of stories for children in which the author depicts a children's world full of curiosity, play, and feelings through warm, simple, and imaginative tales.
The novel belongs to the children's historical novel genre with a theme from the second half of the 12th and the beginning of the 13th century in Dalmatia.
It's a story about a cheeky and jealous boy, Krešo, who tries his best to make Iviča's life miserable.
A collection of short stories and poems, intended for younger schoolchildren, it was also the winner of the "Grigor Vitez" award for 1969. It has seen numerous editions, partly because its title story was included in the reading list.
The collection contains five of the most beautiful Bosnian fairy tales: – Baš Čelik, – Zla zlaćeha, – Usud, – Titiz i Džomet, – Kabadaluk.
The main character is Baroness Amalia von Ledenyi, a Hungarian noblewoman married to an Austrian baron, who finds herself in a conflict between loyalty to the empire and sympathy for the Hungarian revolutionaries.