Nikica

Nikica

Sempe-Goscinny

"Nikica" is the work of the French author Rene Goscinny, who is the author of the well-known stories about Asterix and Lucky Luke. The novel was also transferred to the movie screen, which is only a confirmation of its popularity.

Nikica is one of the few books that will appeal to children of all ages. The book is full of wit and joy... Nikica and his friends are not heroes or "noble boys" who help their parents and elders, but mischievous mischief-makers who fight, try to prove themselves in front of others and collect bad grades... They are a group with whom not a single moment is boring.

Original title
Le petit Nicolas
Translation
Ivan i Daniel Kušan
Editor
Vera Barić
Dimensions
21 x 17 cm
Pages
123
Publisher
Mladost, Zagreb, 1989.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover.
Language: Croatian.

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