Literature for children

Tajanstvene vatre

Anđelko Ristić

"Mysterious Fires" by Anđelko Ristić from 1964 is a book that follows stories and events related to mystical and supernatural phenomena.

The author explores various aspects of fire as a symbol and its role in mythologies and cultures around the world. The book is richly illustrated and is intended for lovers of the supernatural and mystical.

Editor

Milica Borić

Graphics design

Željko Marjanović

Dimensions

21.5 x 17 cm

Pages

Publisher

Svjetlost, Sarajevo, 1964.

Latin alphabet. Hardcover.

Language: Croatian.

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition

Damages or inconvenience notice:

Slight damage to the cover
Traces of patina

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