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Netahej vlka za ocas
Author: Oldřiška Ciprová
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Netahej vlka za ocas turns animal-based expressions into stories for children. Oldřiška Ciprová uses storytelling to make the figurative meaning of familiar sayings accessible, bringing together curiosity about language and fairy-tale imagination.
Why do people say that barking dogs don't bite? Where do foxes say good night, as the Czech expression puts it, and why shouldn't you pull a wolf's tail? Oldřiška Ciprová turns familiar animal proverbs and comparisons into fairy tales that help children understand their meaning.
Book information
- Author
- Oldřiška Ciprová
- Publisher
- Albatros Media a.s.
- Imprint
- Cpress
- Formát
- E-book
- Language
- Czech
- Genre
- detská beletria, rozprávky, prvé čítanie
- ISBN
- 978-80-264-1307-3
- Publication date
- 1. January 2016
- Pages
- 80
- E-book formats
- EPUB (ISBN 978-80-264-1368-4) · PDF (ISBN 978-80-264-1367-7) · MOBI (ISBN 978-80-264-1369-1)
What is Netahej vlka za ocas about?
The book draws on familiar Czech proverbs, sayings, and comparisons involving animals. Its animal characters come to life and playfully show what these established expressions mean and why people use them. Explaining through fairy tales combines children's reading with a natural exploration of figurative language.
Themes and motifs
Proverbs and sayings
The stories explore the meaning of established expressions involving animals.
Language
Fairy-tale situations help children understand the figurative meaning of words and sentences.
Animals
Animal characters bring familiar expressions to life and drive the individual stories.
Learning through play
The book combines entertaining reading with an accessible introduction to language.
Setting
A fairy-tale world where animals from familiar proverbs and comparisons come to life.
Who is this book for?
For children and beginning readers interested in fairy tales, animals, and the meaning of familiar proverbs.
Book context
Netahej vlka za ocas is a Czech children's book by Oldřiška Ciprová built around fairy tales inspired by animal proverbs. Albatros's official listing identifies a 2016 CPRESS edition with 80 pages and names Lenka Němcová as illustrator. SOURCE_FACT gives the same page count for the electronic edition but does not list an illustrator.
Otázky o knihe
What is Netahej vlka za ocas about?
The book uses fairy tales to explain familiar animal proverbs and comparisons to children.
Who wrote the book?
The author is Oldřiška Ciprová.
Which sayings does the book explore?
The source description mentions expressions about where foxes say good night, why barking dogs don't bite, and why one should not pull a wolf's tail.
Are animals the main characters?
Yes. Animals from familiar proverbs come to life in the stories and help explain their meaning.
Is the book suitable for beginning readers?
The supplier classifies it as reading for young children and beginning readers; the official publisher describes it as a children's fairy-tale book.
Who illustrated the book?
The official publisher names Lenka Němcová as illustrator.
How many pages are in the edition covered here?
SOURCE_FACT lists 80 pages.
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