Svirač u dvorištu

Svirač u dvorištu

Mirko Petrović

A heartwarming collection of short stories that, through evocative images of childhood, city courtyards, and street musicians, portrays growing up, sincere friendship, imagination, and the everyday joys and sorrows of children.

The Musician in the Courtyard (Svirač u dvorištu) is a well-known collection of stories for children and young people by author Mirko Petrović, published as part of esteemed children's literature series (such as the Lastavica collection). Through a series of heartwarming, lyrical, and accessible vignettes and tales, the author leads readers into a world of urban courtyards, streets, and childhood imagination, offering an authentic portrayal of childhood and growing up. The book’s central theme revolves around encounters and events in the city that spark children's curiosity and emotional awareness. The titular figure—a street musician playing in the courtyard—symbolizes the introduction of inner magic, music, and extraordinary moments into the monotony of everyday life. Through diverse episodes, the stories follow childhood adventures, first crushes, and minor acts of mischief, as well as the experience of facing life's small injustices, loneliness, and the process of growing up. Petrović writes with a deep understanding of child psychology, blending simple, vivid language with instructive and humane messages. The stories foster empathy and teach the importance of friendship, solidarity, and recognizing beauty in the simplest things around us; consequently, the book remains a cherished and educational read for generations of young readers.

Editor
Ahmet Hromadžić
Dimensions
20 x 14 cm
Pages
121
Publisher
Veselin Masleša, Sarajevo, 1965.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover.
Language: Croatian.

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition
 

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