Igračke pričaju priče

Igračke pričaju priče

Sanja Andabaka, Snježana Babić Višnjić, Ana Đokić, Andrijana Grgičević, Nada Horvat, Željka Horvat Vukelja, Elizabeta Končić, Hrvoje Kovačević, Nada Mihaljević, Sanja Pilić, Sanja Polak, Melita Rundek, Sonja Smolec, Silvija Šesto, Ivana Škrlec

The stories in this collection are different, both in the choice of writing method and in the approach to the topic.

They are all connected by the same motif, namely the motifs of traditional toys from the Croatian Zagorje region, and the writing style varies from fantastical expression bordering on dystopia, to realistic short stories, the form of a classic fairy tale and fantasy.

Editor
Dubravka Težak
Illustrations
Martin Zalar
Dimensions
21.5 x 15.5 cm
Pages
120
Publisher
Stav, Marija Bistrica, 2024.
 
Distribution: 2,000 copies
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover.
Language: Croatian.

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition
 

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