Novel

Čudo Božića - Istinite priče koje pokreću srca

Elisabeth Mittelstädt

This book brings inspiring stories lived by ordinary people, which will move you and make you think.

This selected collection of true short stories comes from the pen of different writers with strong characters that fill them with warmth and a special atmosphere of the Christmas season. The stories touch the heart and encourage one to fully consciously experience this great holiday.

It is about stories, royal gifts, unusual celebrations, guardian angels, Christmas wisdom and miracles that contain quite practical incentives. They are very suitable for reading just at Christmas time and introduce you to the wonderful atmosphere of the wonderful holiday.

Original title

Wunder der Weihnacht

Translation

Josipa Lukšić

Editor

Damir Špoljarić

Graphics design

Andreja Mil

Dimensions

22 x 14 cm

Pages

149

Publisher

Izvori, kršćanski nakladni zavod, Osijek, 2011.

Latin alphabet. Hardcover.

Language: Croatian.

ISBN

978-9-53177-066-8

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition

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