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Zabranjeno područje

Dražen Stojčić

The novel Zabranjeno područje by author Dražen Stojčić, published in 1999 by Svjetlo grada, is an urban novel for young adults that explores the themes of love, friendship, and growing up.

The story takes place within a teenage klapa where relationships between members are key, and the "forbidden area" of the title symbolizes the love and social boundaries that the protagonists seek to question and cross. The book is written in lively language, with authentic dialogues and humor, which makes it attractive to young readers, while offering parents an insight into the world of urban youth.

Editor

Helena Sablić Tomić

Graphics design

Saša Došen, Portfolio

Dimensions

17 x 10 cm

Pages

283

Publisher

Svjetla grada, Osijek, 1999.

Latin alphabet. Paperback.

Language: Croatian.

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition

Specificity of this instance:

Dedication

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