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Tales from the Court of King Janez is a collection of humorous and satirical short stories by Slavko Pregl, in which, through ingenious, often allegorical stories, the fictional "royal court" is depicted as a picture of society and its relationships.
The work depicts the author's childhood in the African society of Guinea, his family life, customs, beliefs, and growing up between traditional culture and modern education.
The book is designed as a continuation of the previous parts and serves to practice basic school skills through a variety of tasks.
The story Alkar tells the story of the life of a young man named Salko Pavlović in the Dalmatian hinterland. Salko was raised by a wealthy and respected Alkar Rašica, who wanted his stepson to become a brave and respected competitor in the Sinj Alka.
"The Moon and Me" is a dramatic text with a fairy-tale character about a refugee girl who seeks refuge on the Moon, and the lesson of the story is the acceptance of diversity.