Cat of Noah and other short plays for children
10,00 €Six stories from the world of folk lore, selected, translated and adapted for performances for and by children.
Croatian national award for books for children “Grigor Vitez” 2010
Six stories from the world of folk lore, selected, translated and adapted for performances for and by children.
Croatian national award for books for children “Grigor Vitez” 2010
How to choose a profession? This fundamental question is treated in quite an unusual way when a girl decides to be “a girl from the circus” – and gives good reasons for her decision. The girl’s mother gives examples of professions with the same advantages, but Irene finds a way to follow her dream.
Six stories based on the tales from the Croatian folk lore, selected and adapted for children’s theatre performance.
Illustrated by Ana Kadoić.
“Lice knjige” Award for the best book cover design.
This picture-book is the first within a series with which Mala zvona introduces works of great Croatian visual artists to children. The famous Croatian impressionist painter S. Raškaj was deaf – and very sensitive to nature. Therefore, the writer of this picture book chose to represent her life and work in six walks with easel in different surroundings: the garden of her childhood, parks in the city where she learned to paint, winter woods and summer meadows where she made her best pictures. The illustrator did not copy the style of watercolors made by S. Raškaj, but gave the adequate transparence and lightness to his own.
Book #3338
How to introduce children to the world of a famous conceptual artist? The author of the text chose a character from the artist’s notebook, a little fly. Accidentally it enters the atelier – where all objects are wrapped in paper (the situation taken from real life). One by one they unwrap themselves for the little fly, telling and singing their stories. The illustrator creates the magical space of the atelier with highly original inventiveness, masterfully inserting citations of Kožarić’s works.
Book #3419