Dospívání s (ne)nahraditelnými rodiči: Den, kdy jsem vyměnil tátu za dvě zlaté rybky, Koralína a Kniha hřbitova Neila Gaimana
Roč.18,č.2(2015)
Neil Gaiman; vztah mezi rodiči a dětmi; vývoj dítěte; formování identity; zprostředkovaný literární prožitek; touha; Den, kdy jsem vyměnil tátu za dvě zlaté rybky; Koralína; Kniha hřbitova
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