Zeleni dječak

Zeleni dječak

Josip Barković

The children's novel follows a boy growing up in an idyllic natural setting. Through adventures and play, the author portrays a love for nature, freedom, and one's homeland, as well as the innocence and beauty of childhood.

The short children's novel Zeleni dječak (The Green Boy) by Croatian author Josip Barković is a touching and heartwarming work aimed at younger readers. The novel's central theme is the unbreakable bond between humanity and nature, portrayed through the eyes and experiences of the protagonist, who discovers the beauty and secrets of the world around him through play and exploration. In this work, Barković creates a lyrical and vivid atmosphere in which nature is not merely a backdrop, but a living organism and an equal participant in the child's process of growing up. The title "The Green Boy" carries powerful symbolism representing innocence, the flourishing of life, freedom, and ecological harmony with nature. Through a simple and accessible narrative style, the author teaches readers about the importance of empathy, friendship, environmental conservation, and respect for every living being. Zeleni dječak stands as a fine example of Croatian children's literature that stimulates the imagination and fosters a love for the air, forests, and rivers of one's homeland. The work remains an enduring message about the importance of preserving a child's purity of heart and connection to the natural world while growing up.

Editor
Asja Petrović
Illustrations
Antun Mezdjić
Graphics design
Boris Dogan
Dimensions
17 x 12 cm
Pages
125
Publisher
Školska knjiga, Zagreb, 1982.
 
Latin alphabet. Paperback.
Language: Croatian.

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