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Ljubav za početnike (Love for Beginners) Zagreb: Mladost, 1991. 173 p. (Biblioteka vjeverica) ISBN 86-05-00584-X love - poetry - sexuality Frank but perceptive, humorous and witty yet sensitive, Zvonimir Balog deals with the themes of love, awakening sexuality and various problems of puberty in the poems of the first title. - In the second book, he again takes up the subject of his volume which appeared in 1975: "Poems with Cream or The Forest Ranger has the Woods in His Hand" (Pjesme sa šlagorn ili Šumar ima šumu na Dlsanu): this time with even wittier and more original poems about 100 different professions. - Zvonimir Balog, for many years now the best Croatian children's book author who, despite being 60 years old, still belongs to the younger generation, received the children's book prize named after the Croatian children's book classic author Grigor Vitez (1911-1966) for these two works in 1991. (9+) Croatia (Croatian) - 1993 - 22 (2) Balog, Zvonimir (text) Antolčić, Ivica (illus.) Sto najzanimanja (One Hundred Most- Professions. What I Will Be When I Grow Up) Zagreb: Mladost, 1990. 123 p. ISBN 86-05-00562-9 career - poetry Frank but perceptive, humorous and witty yet sensitive, Zvonimir Balog deals with the themes of love, awakening sexuality and various problems of puberty in the poems of the first title. - In the second book, he again takes up the subject of his volume which appeared in 1975: "Poems with Cream or The Forest Ranger has the Woods in His Hand" (Pjesme sa šlagorn ili Šumar ima šumu na Dlsanu): this time with even wittier and more original poems about 100 different professions. - Zvonimir Balog, for many years now the best Croatian children's book author who, despite being 60 years old, still belongs to the younger generation, received the children's book prize named after the Croatian children's book classic author Grigor Vitez (1911-1966) for these two works in 1991. (9+) Croatia (Croatian) - 1993 - 23 Brlić -Mažuranić, lvana (text) Šutej, Miroslav (illus.) Srce od licitara (The Gingerbread Heart) Zagreb: Mladost, 1990. 110 p. (Biblioteka vjeverica) ISBN 86-05-00521-1 Croatia - poetry The first edition of this narrative and verse collection appeared in 1938 immediately after Brlić- Mažuranić's death; since then this collection along with most of her other works - with the exception of the stories of the shoemaker apprentice Clapitsch (Munich 1983) and her fairytales From the Times of Our Ancestors (Zagreb/ Graz 1984) - have not been published in socialist Yugoslavia, probably because of their bourgeois (yet deeply humanistic) basic attitude and undertone of religious practices. The stories and verses are lively and interesting. In a few of the poems the author even equals the niveau of her grandfather, the great Croatian poet Ivan Mužuranić (Smrt Smail Age Čengića). (5-12) Special Mention - Croatia (Croatian) - 1993 - 24 Vrkić, Jozo (text) Trebotić, Matko (illus.) Bljeli svijet (The Wide World) Zagreb: Mladost, 1990. 141 p. (Biblioteka vjeverica) ISBN 86-05-00531-9 earthquake - Dalmatia - immigrant workers - Croatia - outsiders - family A sophisticated, melancholic children's novel set against the backdrop of the earthquake in the Dalmatian mountain country at the beginning of the 1970s. Although somewhat overshadowed by the war going on in the country, the description of life under primitive conditions in the mountainous region, family worries, the problem of the children of emigrant workers who return to their country of origin and general social problems is still current. (9+) Croatia (Croatian) - 1993 - 25 Glavašević, Siniša Havranek, D. (photos) Lišanin, M. (photos) Mason, J. (photos) Radauš, V. (photos) Rakamarić, M. (photos) Priče iz Vukovara (Stories from Vukovar) Zagreb: Matica Hrvatska, 1992. 77 p. ISBN 86-7807-036-6 Croatia (20th century) - war - Vukovar Shocking psychogram-like sketches by the young journalist Siniša Glavašević from the besieged northeast Croatian city of Vukovar, which has been fully destroyed in the meantime and in which all traces of the author disappear toward the end of 1991/the beginning of 1992. With several photographs of the Austro-Hungarian Baroque city of Vukovar, as it was, and many photographic documents about the aftermath of destruction and grief in this city. Emotive texts for young people and adults. (14+) Croatia (Croatian) - 1995 - 19 Balog, Zvonimir (text) Janjić-Jobo, Ratko (cover illus.) Male ljudetine (Little big people) Zagreb: Znanje, 1993. 47 p. (hit junior 49) ISBN 953-6124-14-9 Short story/Croatian - Wordplay Zvonimir Balog is one of the best, most popular and versatile Croatian writers for children and young people. In his newest work he combines his narrative skills with a playfulness already familiar in his poetry. This witty and at the same time comical book begins with a very short story about a more or less idyllic childhood in the country which is abruptly interrupted by war. The story is then retold in about 60 national, social, grammatic and play-on- words variations. In the course of this the story changes in content and in style, achieving an unbelievable comic effect which can perhaps be best compared with John Lennon's "In His Own Write." (10+) Croatia (Croatian) - 1996 - 213 Dovjak-Matkovié, Blanka (text) Kirin, Vladimir (illus.) Zagrebačka priča (Stories from Zagreb) Zagreb: Znanje, 1994. 139 p. ISBN 953-6124-52-1 Zagreb/History/1920-1940 - Childhood memories In this very autobiographical novel Blanka Dovjak- Matkovié (1920-1993) describes what it was like to grow up in Zagreb in the 1920s and 1930s. Without lengthy descriptive text, she is still able to convey the flavor of various parts of the city and their different ways of life. Although the author is more known for her short prose, she succeeds here in giving a convincing psychological study of the main characters. This is not a novel about an idyllic childhood, but rather an account of the life of a child with all its ups and downs. (10+) Croatia (Croatian) - 1998 - 210 Macan, Darko (text) Bartolič, Stjepan (illus.) Knjige lažu! (Books are liars) Zagreb: Znanje, 1997. 119 p. ISBN 953-6473-92-5 School - Everyday life - Nickname - Rivalry This is the first children's book by Darko Macan (*1966), an author already known for his comics and science fiction novels. In this funny and authentic depiction of the everyday life of fifth grade pupils in Zagreb, he casts light on their relations with one another and the first boy-girl romances from the psychological and sociological perspective. Of particular interest and effectively depicted is a longer section about the feuds and fights within the class, through which Macan portrays the structures of hostility and their origins. (9+) Croatia (Croatian) - 1998 - 211 Maleš, Dubravka (text) Stričevič, Ivanka (text) Macolič, Nevenka (illus.) Čolič, Marko / Krčadinac, Željko (photos) U Zagrebu jednog jutra (One morning in Zagreb) Zagreb: Školska knjiga, 1996. [40] p. ISBN 953-0-00043-X Zagreb This book has a dual focus. On the one hand it is a picture book story about little Darko when he gets lost while shopping with his mother and sister at the Zagreb market. In this part of the book, one is enchanted by the successful combination of simple drawings of the protagonists and photos of their surroundings. The second part is an information book for children which presents the most important buildings and historical sites of Zagreb through text and illustrations - from the equestrian statue of King Tomislav (crowned in 925) to the zoo at Maksimir Park and to Cibona Tower next to the new basketball arena. (4+) Croatia (Croatian) - 1998 - 212 Matičevič, Ivica (ed.) Kirin, Vladimir (illus.) Hrvatske bajke i basne (Croatian Tales and Fables) Zagreb: Alfa, 1997. 166 p. Croatia/Tales - Croatia/Fables This meticulously designed book opens with the fairy tales of the classic Croatian chidren's writer Ivana Bilié-Maźuvanié (1874-1938) and the social critic Vladimir Nazor (1876-1949), who both drawn upon folk writings and integrate Slavic myths into their tales. In addition, the book contains very interesting modern fairy tales by five contemporary Croatian authors and also fables, some original, some retold by Croatian writers dating from the 18th century to today. (7+) Croatia (Croatian) - 1999 - 216 Gardaš, Anto (text) Prstec, Željko (illus.) Damjanovo jezero (Damjan's lake) Zagreb: Znaje, 1998. 159 p. ISBN 953-6473-57-7 Croatia/Folktales The writings of Croatia's popular children's and young adult author Anto Gardaš (*1938) contain both realistic and fantastic elements and the makes use of both myths and science fiction. In Croatia his thrilling children's adventure novels which deal with ecology and environmental protection are especially popular. In this book he tries his hand at folktales, drawing on the themes, style and psychological background of southern Slavic folktale traditions. Once again he succeeds in building up tension in the plot and lacing his text with a delicate irony. (9+) Croatia (Croatian) - 1999 - 217 Marijanovič, Stanislav (text/illus.) Kučna čudovišta. Ilustrirani priručnik (A manual of house monsters) Zagreb: Sipar, 1997. 34 p. ISBN 953-6415-14-3 Monster - Everyday life In this picture book by the internationally based publishing house Siphano the author and illustrator describes with dry humor the peculiar characteristics of those monster-like creatures which are responsible for the mishaps that occur in everyday life, such as Snifferufus, Instantania, Tantrumella, Dr. Misplace, Morgenpanik. The cheerfully bizarre pictures portrait shed light on the forms of misbehavior that make family difficult for both children and parents. (6+) (Brit. ed.: Siphano Picture Books, 1998) Croatia (Croatian) - 1999 - 218 Mihokovié-Kumrié, Nada (text) Cukrov, Kristina (illus.) Mrazovac (Meadow saffron) Zagreb: Znanje, 1997. 155 p. (Hit Junior ; 69 : Kolo 12) ISBN 953-6473-91-7 Love - Lying - Illegitimate child - Rural life - City life This engrossing and very literary young adult novel deals with love and the lies, both great and small, but above all with the way people deal with each other and often cause unhappiness for each other, often due to pride or for lack of self-esteem. The author (*1951) depicts rural and city life and makes charming use of dialect in the dialogues, not only to convey local color but also as a significant factor in the narrative structure. (12+) Croatia (Croatian) - 2004 - 197 Majnarić, Željko (text) Radoićić, Vjekoslav Vojo (illus.) Šuma (The forest) Rijeka : Adamić, 2002. 16 p. ISBN 953-219-069-4 Animal – Habitat – Roadworks – Environmental pollution This picture book, in which animals fight against the building of a road, alludes to the construction of the motorway from Rijeka to Zagreb. In the end, the forest animals are not able to prevent the road from being completed. Thus, cars drive on it, cutting the forest into two parts, people throw rubbish out of the car windows, and the pollution from factories and refineries increases. Since the people finally show some sense and build a few bridges for the animals across the road, the story has at least a realistic ending, albeit not an entirely happy one. This volume, illustrated in bright watercolour collages by a friend of the famous Austrian artist Friedensreich Hundertwasser, is part of a series of ecological picture books with the publisher Adami?. (5+) Croatia (Croatian) - 2004 - 198 Petrlik Huseinović, Andrea <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20050908080943/http://www.icdlbooks.org/servlet/BookPreview?bookid=huscico_00040011&summary=true&route=text">Ciconia Ciconia : bijela roda</a> (Ciconia Ciconia : the white stork) Zagreb : Kašmir Promet, 2003. [36] p. (Biblioteka oblak) ISBN 953-6613-60-3 Croatia – Stork – War – Home country In the second picture book that she has both written and illustrated, Andrea Petrlik-Huseinovi? tells the story of a stork who is forced to leave his home during the war in Croatia and look for a new place to stay. After a true odyssey, the bird ends up in an Internet café where he spots his home village Cigo? on a screen and is thus able to find his way back. In the appendix, the readers learn something about the first European ‘storkvillage’ (more storks than people!) and the sanctuary Lonjsko Polje, a marshland east of the Croatian capital of Zagreb. The cheerful tempera illustrations of this picture book, of which Kašmir Slavic and Baltic Languages Promet has also published a parallel English language edition, show the world from a stork’s perspective in various shades of blue. (4+) Croatia (Croatian) - 2004 - 199 Pilić, Sanja (text) Sasvim sam popubertetio (I am completely pubertised) Zagreb : Kašmir Promet, 2002. 26 p. (Biblioteka 20 14) ISBN 953-6613-49-2 Divorce – Adolescence – Puberty – Generation gap – Love With a great deal of sensitivity, the popular Croatian author Sanja Pili? (born 1954) tells the story of 15-year-old Luka. After his father has moved out, his mother and sister often feel they have to lecture the boy. At school, he is up to his neck in a never-ending crisis, his marks are a catastrophe, and so are his relationships with girls. The world starts to change in a ‘terrifying’ way, when Luka suddenly falls in love with exactly the one girl who really annoyed him a lot and whom he used to tease all the time. Yet, slowly, he comes to realise that there is no sense in doing what all the others expect him to do and to pretend to be somebody he simply isn’t. (13+) </td> </tr> </table> </body> </html>