Literatur für Kinder

Timpetill – grad bez roditelja

Henry Winterfeld

Realističkim i djeci bliskim jezikom neobično duhovito opisuje i one nestašluke koji zahtijevaju pokudu, a ipak izazivaju smijeh.

Dok se zabavlja uzbudljivim dogodovštinama u gradu kojim upravljaju djeca, mladi će se čitatelj pomalo posve prikloniti razboritijim junacima.

Original title

Timpetill – die stadt ohne eltern

Translation

Giga Gračan

Editor

Vera Barić

Illustrations

Richard Kennedy

Graphics design

Richard Kennedy

Dimensions

21 x 17 cm

Pages

233

Publisher

Mladost, Zagreb, 1990.

Distribution: 5,000 copies

Latin alphabet. Hardcover.

Language: Croatian.

ISBN

8-60-500408-8

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