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Sedmilhář Josífek
Author: Daniela Krolupperová
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Sedmilhář Josífek by Daniela Krolupperová is a story for beginning readers about a seven-year-old first-grader who frequently makes things up and struggles to tell the truth. Ordinary morning situations show his small lies accumulating and testing his parents’ patience. When reminders no longer help, an unusual experience during spring break is set to challenge his attitude toward honesty and the consequences of his behavior. The book combines an accessible childhood situation, humor, and a clear moral theme, without this description revealing how Josífek’s lesson ends.
Sedmilhář Josífek by Daniela Krolupperová is a story for beginning readers about a first-grader who likes to invent things and frequently lies. Unable to break the habit, Josífek gradually wears out his parents’ patience. They decide to put a firm stop to his lying. During spring break, an unusual and demanding week awaits him, intended to show that lies have consequences.
Book information
- Author
- Daniela Krolupperová
- Publisher
- Albatros Media a.s.
- Imprint
- Albatros
- Formát
- E-book
- Language
- Czech
- Genre
- Príbehy pre deti, Prvé čítanie, Čítanie pre začínajúcich čitateľov
- ISBN
- 978-80-000-3359-4
- Publication date
- 5. November 2013
- Pages
- 72
- Edition
- Druhé čtení
- E-book formats
- EPUB (ISBN 978-80-000-3387-7) · PDF (ISBN 978-80-000-3386-0) · MOBI (ISBN 978-80-000-3388-4)
What is Sedmilhář Josífek about?
The central character is first-grader Josífek, a disobedient boy inclined to embellish reality and tell untruths. His parents repeatedly face the consequences of his behavior and eventually decide to intervene. Spring break becomes the opportunity for a week that will challenge his attitude toward lying. The publisher presents the book as reading for beginners. It draws on an easily understood childhood situation and the theme of honesty, leaving the parents’ specific lesson for readers to discover.
Themes and motifs
Truth and lies
Josífek’s repeated lying and the consequences of dishonesty form the central theme.
Consequences of actions
The story shows that personal choices and behavior can have unpleasant consequences.
Family
The parents try to find a way to help their son break his habit of lying.
Children’s behavior
Josífek is a first-grader whose problems arise from situations familiar to children.
Learning a lesson
The story uses the traditional idea that lies have consequences.
Setting
The world of first-grader Josífek and his family, with a substantial part of the story taking place during spring break.
Main characters
Josífek
A disobedient first-grader who enjoys making things up and often lies.
Josífek’s parents
Parents troubled by their son’s lying who decide to find a way to help him stop.
Who is this book for?
For beginning readers and children around the start of school. The official record for a later print edition specifies ages 7 and up.
Book context
The title belongs to the Druhé čtení series. This e-book dates from 2013 and has 72 pages. The available official publisher record for the 2015 print edition also lists 72 pages and the Druhé čtení series.
Otázky o knihe
What is Sedmilhář Josífek about?
It is the story of first-grader Josífek, who likes making things up and lying until his parents decide to try to break the habit during spring break.
Who wrote Sedmilhář Josífek?
The author is Daniela Krolupperová.
Who is Josífek?
According to the publisher’s description, he is a disobedient first-grader who likes to invent things and often lies.
Is the book suitable for beginning readers?
Yes. The publisher explicitly presents it as a book for beginning readers.
Which series does it belong to?
It belongs to the Druhé čtení series.
How many pages does the e-book have?
Supplier data lists 72 pages for this electronic edition.
What is the story’s main theme?
Lying, its consequences, and the parents’ efforts to teach Josífek to tell the truth.
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