HRVATSKA ŠKOLA BOSTON

Veliko mi je zadovoljstvo pozvati vas na predavanje dječje spisateljice Jadranke Klepac koje će se održati u prostorijama Hrvatske škole u subotu, 17. istopada 2009. u 16 sati. 

Profesorica Klepac autorica je jedne zbrike pripovjedaka i dvaju dječjih romana. Kratke priče 
objavljivane su joj u dječim časopisima “Modroj lasti” i “Smibu” te su okupljene u zbirci “Patuljci žive u kuglama”. Prvi roman “Miris knjige” uvršten je u popis obavezne lektire za sedmi razred hrvatskih osnovnih škola, dok je za drugi roman “Kora od jabuke”, dobila nagradu “Mato Lovrak” za najbolji dječji roman u 2008. godini. 

Ljubaznošću autorice, naša škola posjeduje primjerke svih triju knjiga, a nakladnik “Naklada Ljevak” je za ovu priliku poklonio po još jedan primjerak knjiga knjižnici Hrvatske škole.

Predavanje i razgovor sa spisateljicom održat će se u terminu drugog sata redovite nastave u Hrvatskoj školi i namijenjeno je svim zainteresiranim članovima hrvatske zajednice.

Srdačan pozdrav,
Irena Stanić Rašin
Ravnatelj
Hrvatska škola Boston

CROATIAN SCHOOL OF BOSTON

It is my great pleasure to invite you to the talk by Croatian children’s writer Jadranka Klepac, given at Croatian School on Saturday, October 17, 2009 at 4:00pm. 

Prof. Klepac is the author of a collection of stories and two children novels. Her short stories have appeared in children’s magazines “Modra lasta” and “Smib”, and have been published in a collection “Patuljci žive u kuglama” (“Dwarfs Live in Spheres”). Her first novel, “Miris knjige” (“The Scent of a Book”) has been included in obligatory reading for 7th grade in Croatian elementary schools. Her second novel “Kora od jabuke” (“Apple Peel”) received the “Mato Lovrak” award for the best children novel written in 2008.

By courtesy of the author, our school already possesses copies of all three books, while the publisher “Naklada Ljevak” has donated, for this occasion, another set to Croatian School’s  library.

The talk and conversation session will be held in place of the second part of the regular instruction at Croatian School of Boston and is intended for all interested members of the Croatian community.

Sincerely,
Irena Stanic Rasin
Director
Croatian School of Boston