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Tajna ima krila
Publisher: Szabo A3 Data, Zagreb (2002)
ISBN 953-6442-40-X
The book contains twenty two stories. It is written
for children aged six to twelve, but older children
and parents will enjoy it as well.
The approach to children and their view of the world
is original and painted from different perspectives.
Some of the book’s stories were published in the
children's magazine "Modra lasta", and some were
adapted and broadcasted on the Radio Zagreb show "Obrazovni
Program" and on the Croatian Catholic Radio.
The book is available at almost any library in
Croatia.
Hard cover.
Publisher:
Spark, Velika Gorica
(2006)
ISBN953-99293-4-2
978-953-99293-4-1
The book contains seven
inter-connected stories for children aged 6 to 12.
Temporary available only in Croatian.
This book was realized with cooperation from the
teachers and children from the Velika Gorica primary
schools Eugena Kumicica and Eugena Kvaternika, as a
Society of Writers for Children and Youth project
Word as a guest, under the auspices of the Ministry
of culture of RH.
The artwork for the cover and interior is the
creation of Veronika Prvonozec. At the end of the
book there are paintings made by children from the
above mentioned schools.
Order it on the request.
The same as the
previously published e-book, now it is available in printed form, 80
pages, 7.5" x 7.5", perfect binding, full-color interior. It is highly
recommended by primary school teachers and librarians. I am sure that
you will enjoy it.
Publisher of this
novel is Pučko otvoreno učilište (Open public
college) Velika Gorica, Biblioteka "Albatros"
This is a novel for children and youth, published by
POU Velika Gorica, Library "Albatros". The main
characters are twelve year old Luna, the daughter of
divorced parents who lives with her mother; Linda,
whose mother is a hairdresser and whose father is an
archaeologist but also a frequent guest to a mental
hospital; Tin, whose parents were killed in a car
accident and lives with his adopting family in
Velika Gorica. The story is a fiction about the main
characters' life, adventures and misadventures. The
action is placed in Velika Gorica and surroundings:
Stjepan Radić Square , street Matica Hrvatska,
Kolodvorska, Chiiche lake, the shopping mall,
Šćitarjevo, Okuje and Turopoljski lug. Editor of the
book is Drago Bukovec. Covers designer is Mato
Lovrić. Hard covers. 160 Pages.
Temporarily available only in Croatian.
Many thanks to Dr. Nenad Raos for all of his
constructive suggestions.
Book is publish with
the financial support of the town Velika Gorica.
Novel publisher is
AG Press, USA. I am extremely thankful to
Ms. Cheryl Pillsbury, who is sponsoring this book,
and Mr. Grover Pillsbury, Jr. who believes in my
work. This is a novel for children and young
teenagers, aged 12 or older.
The novel’s action is situated in the town Velika
Gorica, Croatia, and its surroundings.
The story tells of life inside an ordinary family,
about sisterly love and its strange aspects, about
adolescents facing unexpected problems and having to
start taking important decisions. And, of course,
about first love.
Originally written in English, the novel is
presently being translated to Croatian as well.
Editor is Grover Pillsbury, Jr. Cover design by
Carlos J. Claudio.
Publisher: Alfa, Zagreb (2010)
ISBN: 978-953--297267-2
Hallo, Earth is calling Snježana! - Croatian version only
A group of elementary school
students, who did not know each other previously,
meet for summer vacation in a north Adriatic youth
camp. They have an eventful stay. They learn to
enjoy each other’s company and have fun swimming,
dancing, playing freely, far from their parents’
watchful eye. They are entrusted to the care of a
pair of students slightly older than them - Hrvoje
and Ljubica. Girls and boys start feeling the buds
of mutual attraction. First sympathies and first
loves are born.
Sure, nothing in life is fun and fun alone. On their
way back they have the occasion to appreciate what
their parents and teachers continuously do for them.
What brings about this change?
