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The Lame Devil (1891) is an abridged and illustrated edition of Alain-René Le Sage's famous novel, adapted for young people. Through a fantastic adventure, it offers a satirical portrayal of human flaws and social conditions.
"Stories for a Young World" is a collection of stories by the Croatian teacher, writer and educator Franjo Sudarević, intended for children and schoolchildren with didactic and educational content.
Enemy No. 1 follows Zvonko and his gang in Zagreb, where they rebel against adult rules. Through mischief, conflicts, and adventures, they learn about justice, responsibility, and growing up.
Stacy and the wolf pack head out into the tundra to rescue endangered animals and find answers about the origins of the wolves who raised her. The journey takes them through cold, danger, and new discoveries.
The novel A Genie Like Emily follows a young girl named Emily, whose extraordinary intelligence and curiosity lead her into a series of unusual situations. Through humor and everyday challenges, she learns how to find her place among her peers.
The great cold destroys the old order of the wolf packs, and Faolan leads the refugees across an ice bridge to a new home. The journey through ice, storms, and enemies is the ultimate test of his leadership.