The book follows the adventure of two children who find themselves in a shipwreck. Their struggle for survival, mutual support and coping in an unfamiliar environment form the core of this story.
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A children's novel intended for children aged 8 to 12. Here the author continues the theme of her debut, The Childhood of the Captain's Wind (1964), focusing on the poetic and imaginative childhood of a boy in a small Dalmatian coastal town.
Someone destroyed the young orchard. Did Lana's dad hold a grudge against someone? Did someone take revenge on him? It was sad to see her father's efforts destroyed. Will the police investigate who the perpetrator is? And for Lana to help them? It wouldn'
The story of Vilma Špigl was told by Melita Rundek, painted by Dražen Jerabek. It is one of those beautiful artistic illustrated stories that children should read to grow up, but adults should also return to them so that they don't stop growing up.
Every day at dawn, from the corner of Maštogradska and Djetinjasta streets, a bus to the Moon leaves. It is, of course, a special bus, which does not have oil in the fuel tank, but dreams.
In eight stories — including "The Bronze Cauldron", "The Miracle on the Stone Hill", "Ledendvor", "Lahorka", "Queen Felicita", "Zelenko's Njiska" and, of course, "Damjan's Lake" — Gardaš takes us through a world where everyday life merges with magic.
Three sisters live on the edge of the forest. One evening, Gwendoline, the youngest sister, is called to the forest by a hind.