Petra slavi rođendan

Petra slavi rođendan

Aline de Petigny

Children's perception of growing up and its manifestation in relation to the environment in which they live form the backbone of this problematic picture book intended for preschool children.

Petra turns four years old. She is big enough to dress herself, clean her room. However, she is somewhat disappointed with the arrival of her birthday because the more visible physical changes she expected were missing.

Editor
Đurđica Šokota
Illustrations
Nancy Delvaux
Graphics design
Nancy Delvaux
Dimensions
28 x 23 cm
Publisher
Forum, Zadar, 2006.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover.
Language: Croatian.
ISBN
978-9-53179-585-2

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