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Mitchel,
Pratima.
PETAR'S SONG
London : Frances Lincoln,
2003.
IL K-3
ISBN 1845072669
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Petar
loves to play his violin. Everyone in the village enjoys it too.
He plays for all the holidays and people love to dance to the music.
When war breaks out near the village, Petar, his mother, brother and sister
set off on foot to escape the war. Petar doesn't like living as a
refugee and refuses to play his violin. He just can't find the joy
in the world. |
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SUBJECTS:
Music -- Fiction.
War -- Fiction.
Refugees -- Fiction. |
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