Six books from the region compete for the award ‘Mali Princ’

In the Centre for Culture in Tešanj, an award ceremony will be held tonight, and the best book for children from BiH, Serbia, Croatia, and Montenegro will be awarded with the award ‘Mali princ’, reports Fena.

The nominated books: from BiH ‘Uspavanka za Knjigosaura’ by Jagoda Iličić, ‘Ernin Svrako’ by Šefik Husagić; from Montenegro ‘Ima nešto u sred mrak’ by Branislav Vuković and ‘Šećernu vunu?’ by Nataša Šotra; from Croatia ‘Tinuninu’ by Silvija Šesto and ‘Dragi Olivere’ by Mirjana Mrkela; from Serbia ‘Radovi na Mlečnom putu’ by Dušan Đurđev and ‘Priručnik za pingvine’ by Igor Kolarov.

Three member jury picked the best essay on topic ‘The Dwarf has told me’ and the best essay is the essay of Lamija Đapo from the 2^nd Primary School from Bosanska Krupa.

The second prize went to Sara Konin from Kumanovo, Macedonia, while the third prize went to Denis Okić from Sarajevo.

The best essay in the category from V to IX grade is the essay of Nikola Vukojević from Zenica. The second best is the essay of Sunčica Bjelanović from Podgorica and the third best is the essay of Mensur Ahmić from Visoko.