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Já, zlatý retrívr
Author: Dan Materna, Veronika Souralová
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Já, zlatý retrívr by Veronika Souralová and Dan Materna is a children’s story richly illustrated with photographs and narrated by golden retriever Teddy. He remembers puppyhood with his mother and siblings, his first day in a new home, and adventures with his owner and animal friends. He discovers his own nose, meets the cat Lízinka, and even goes diving in the sea. The playful canine perspective introduces children to his everyday world, relationships, and experiences, with photographs forming a prominent part of the book.
Já, zlatý retrívr by Veronika Souralová and Dan Materna tells the story of a dog’s life from the perspective of golden retriever Teddy, also called Tedík. The canine narrator remembers being a puppy with his mother and siblings, his first day with his owner, and adventures with four-legged friends. Readers meet his cat friend Lízinka and hear about an occasion when Teddy went diving in the sea. Numerous photographs accompany the stories.
Book information
- Author
- Veronika Souralová, Dan Materna
- Publisher
- Albatros Media a.s.
- Imprint
- Cpress
- Formát
- E-book
- Language
- Czech
- Genre
- Príbehy pre deti, Zvieracie príbehy, Fotografické publikácie, Psy
- ISBN
- 978-80-264-0269-5
- Publication date
- 1. January 2013
- Pages
- 88
- E-book formats
- EPUB (ISBN 978-80-264-0330-2) · PDF (ISBN 978-80-264-0329-6) · MOBI (ISBN 978-80-264-0331-9)
What is Já, zlatý retrívr about?
Teddy tells his story directly to children and adults. He begins with memories of puppyhood beside his mother, sisters, and brothers, then moves to his first day in a new home. He gradually introduces everyday canine life and adventures with his owner and animal friends. Specifically mentioned episodes include discovering his own nose, encounters with the cat Lízinka, and diving in the sea. Photographs are a prominent part of the book. Library records describe it as Czech stories for children and a photographic publication about a golden retriever. The dog’s perspective brings his experiences to young readers in a playful, accessible way.
Themes and motifs
A dog’s life
Teddy describes a golden retriever’s everyday experiences from puppyhood onward.
Friendship
The stories portray Teddy’s relationships with his owner and animal friends.
Adventure
The canine narrator describes varied experiences, including unusual situations in the water.
Family
Teddy remembers his mother, sisters, and brothers, and his arrival in a new home.
The world through a dog’s eyes
The narrative uses a golden retriever’s perspective on people, animals, and his surroundings.
Photography
Numerous photographs accompany the stories.
Setting
Teddy’s home and other places connected with his life and adventures, including the sea.
Main characters
Teddy
The golden retriever narrator, sharing his life and adventures with readers.
Lízinka
Teddy’s cat friend.
Teddy’s owner
The person Teddy lives with and shares many experiences with; according to the narrator, he often enjoys taking photographs.
Who is this book for?
For children interested in dogs, animal stories, and photographic books. Library records classify it as a children’s publication; supplier data does not specify an exact age range for this e-book.
Book context
The first print edition was published by CPress in 2013 with the subtitle Příběhy psa Tedíka a jeho kamarádů. Bibliographic records confirm 88 pages, Czech language, and authorship by Dan Materna and Veronika Souralová.
Otázky o knihe
What is Já, zlatý retrívr about?
Golden retriever Teddy tells the story of his life from puppyhood to adventures with his owner and animal friends.
Who wrote Já, zlatý retrívr?
The authors are Veronika Souralová and Dan Materna.
Who is Teddy?
Teddy, also called Tedík, is a golden retriever and the book’s main narrator.
What experiences does Teddy describe?
Examples include life with his mother and siblings, his first day with his owner, his cat friend Lízinka, and diving in the sea.
Does the book include photographs?
Yes. The publisher’s description and bibliographic records confirm extensive photographic material.
Is the book for children?
Yes. Library records classify it as Czech stories and a publication for children.
How many pages does the book have?
Supplier data and external records list 88 pages.
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