Zelk Zoltán - A Oak tree születésnapja (2016)

Nine steps from the end of the world, but maybe ten, in the middle of a tiny forest, four brothers lived: Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter. Once upon a time, they got together over something small and...
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Zelk Zoltán
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Móra Ferenc Ifjúsági Könyvkiadó
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9789634156673

Nine steps from the end of the world, but maybe ten, in the middle of a tiny forest, four brothers lived: Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter. Once upon a time, they got together over something small and set off one after the other. Since then, they have been wandering around the world, meeting in the small house just long enough to tell each other what they have experienced. Luckily for us, Zoltán Zelk wrote down the twenty-four tales of the seasons. In their loving, inhabitable world, weak blades of grass and the days of the week are born before our eyes, the poppy flies like a butterfly in its sleep and the trees sing, and the old oak is greeted by the birds nesting on it on the occasion of its hundredth birthday.

Short stories about the eternal cycle of nature are brought to life by Norbert Nagy's humorous drawings.

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