ЗА МАЛИТЕ, НАВИДУМ НЕЗНАЧАЈНИ, А ТОЛКУ ГОЛЕМИ НЕШТА ВО ЖИВОТОТ

Детињство 3 (2025) (56-68)

АУТОР(И) / AUTHOR(S): Јованка Д. ДЕНКОВА

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DOI: 10.46793/Childhood25.3.56D

САЖЕТАК / ABSTRACT:

О дугмету и срећи Јасмине Петровић је кратка и топла прича која говори и фокусира се на детаље живота који нам доносе радост и срећу. Ова књига, иако намењена деци, садржи универзалну поруку која може допрети до читалаца свих узраста. Прича се врти око обичног дугмета које кроз разне авантуре симболизује ситнице које често занемарујемо, али имају моћ да нам живот учине срећнијим.

КЉУЧНЕ РЕЧИ / KEYWORDS:

дечји роман, болесни адолесцент, Јасминка Петровић

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