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Nezbedníci
Author: Markéta Vydrová, Martina Drijverová
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Nezbedníci by Martina Drijverová offers short, funny, and occasionally slightly spooky stories about boys who can think up all kinds of mischief. One likes climbing to great heights, another constantly makes things up, while others chew pencils or do not know how to behave. Each story introduces a different little troublemaker and shows that mischief has consequences. Illustrated by Markéta Vydrová, the book belongs to the Druhé čtení collection.
Martina Drijverová created a series of short tales about boys who share a tendency to do things their parents are not particularly pleased about. The individual characters make things up, climb where they should not, chew pencils, chew constantly, or behave in ways that get them into trouble. Each tale is a standalone story with its own little troublemaker. The author uses humor, exaggeration, and mildly spooky elements, with the stories leading toward the simple realization that mischief does not always pay. The book follows the themes of the author's Zlobilky, this time focusing on boys.
Because the episodes are independent, readers can choose whichever story appeals to them and read even when they have only a short time. Exaggeration creates some distance from everyday disputes between children and adults. A familiar bad habit becomes the starting point for a fairy-tale situation in which readers may recognize their own experience. The gently spooky tone adds to the humor and the curiosity about how a particular boy's mischief will come back to him.
Book themes
Childhood mischief: Each short tale introduces a boy with a different bad habit or mischievous behavior.
Humor: The author treats children's misdeeds with exaggeration and playfulness.
Consequences of behavior: The stories show that mischievous actions can have unpleasant or surprising consequences.
Children's everyday world: The stories draw on situations and habits that children can easily understand.
Who the book is for
Younger readers who enjoy short humorous stories. The official publisher recommends ages 7 and up.
Edition context
Nezbedníci belongs to the Druhé čtení publishing collection. The official print edition with EAN 9788000028545 appeared in 2011; SOURCE_FACT covers the electronic product published in 2014.
Nezbedníci by Martina Drijverová offers short, funny, and occasionally slightly spooky stories about boys who can think up all kinds of mischief. One likes climbing to great heights, another constantly makes things up, while others chew pencils or do not know how to behave. Each story introduces a different little troublemaker and shows that mischief has consequences. Illustrated by Markéta Vydrová, the book belongs to the Druhé čtení collection.
Book information
- Publisher
- Albatros Media a.s.
- Imprint
- Albatros
- Formát
- E-book
- Language
- Czech
- Genre
- Príbehy pre deti, Humor pre deti, Prvé čítanie
- ISBN
- 978-80-000-2854-5
- Publication date
- 20. August 2014
- Pages
- 72
- Edition
- Druhé čtení
- E-book formats
- EPUB (ISBN 978-80-000-3519-2) · PDF (ISBN 978-80-000-3518-5) · MOBI (ISBN 978-80-000-3520-8)
What is Nezbedníci about?
Martina Drijverová created a series of short tales about boys who share a tendency to do things their parents are not particularly pleased about. The individual characters make things up, climb where they should not, chew pencils, chew constantly, or behave in ways that get them into trouble. Each tale is a standalone story with its own little troublemaker. The author uses humor, exaggeration, and mildly spooky elements, with the stories leading toward the simple realization that mischief does not always pay. The book follows the themes of the author's Zlobilky, this time focusing on boys.
Because the episodes are independent, readers can choose whichever story appeals to them and read even when they have only a short time. Exaggeration creates some distance from everyday disputes between children and adults. A familiar bad habit becomes the starting point for a fairy-tale situation in which readers may recognize their own experience. The gently spooky tone adds to the humor and the curiosity about how a particular boy's mischief will come back to him.
Themes and motifs
Childhood mischief
Each short tale introduces a boy with a different bad habit or mischievous behavior.
Humor
The author treats children's misdeeds with exaggeration and playfulness.
Consequences of behavior
The stories show that mischievous actions can have unpleasant or surprising consequences.
Children's everyday world
The stories draw on situations and habits that children can easily understand.
Setting
The everyday surroundings of children and their families.
Who is this book for?
Younger readers who enjoy short humorous stories. The official publisher recommends ages 7 and up.
Book context
Nezbedníci belongs to the Druhé čtení publishing collection. The official print edition with EAN 9788000028545 appeared in 2011; SOURCE_FACT covers the electronic product published in 2014.
Otázky o knihe
What is Nezbedníci about?
The book contains short, humorous, and mildly spooky stories about boys with different bad habits and mischievous behavior.
Who wrote Nezbedníci?
The author is Martina Drijverová.
Who illustrated the book?
The illustrations are by Markéta Vydrová.
What age group is the book for?
The official publisher recommends ages 7 and up.
Is the book part of a publishing collection?
Yes. It belongs to the Druhé čtení collection.
How many pages does the book have?
Both SOURCE_FACT and the official publisher give 72 pages.
Is Nezbedníci also available as an audiobook?
Yes. AudioSpace records a related audiobook product with the same title, author, and ISBN/EAN.
Do the stories need to be read as one plot?
Each short tale has its own main character and works as a standalone story.
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