Bijeli klaun

Bijeli klaun [The White Clown] is often called the Croatian "Little Prince". The boy in the novel is unable to distinguish colours, which is a big problem for him. In the forest, he meets an old man, with whom he not only discusses questions about colours, but also questions that are to do with perception and life in general. The boy discovers for himself that he does not want to be a funny colourful clown like his parents, but a sad white clown who wants to make people wonder and ponder. A philosophical novel for children, which deals with universal themes without specific references to time and location.
The novel for young adults, Bijeli klaun [The White Clown] by Damir Miloš has been translated into Macedonian (excerpt) by Kalina Bunevska Isakovska under the title Белиот кловн, published by Blesok, Skopje.




A town like many others. Somewhere here and today. Niklas, thirteen, is terrorised by a fellow pupil. He is called Karl and is new in the class. Niklas would gladly have avoided this Karl, but Ms. Römer, the teacher, has divided the topics for the units in such a way that he just has to work with him.
Momo lives on the edge of a city in the ruins of an ampitheatre. She only owns what she finds or what she is given, and has an extraordinary gift: she always has time and is a wonderful listener. One day the Men in Grey appear on the scene. They have abandoned the valuable lifetime of humans Sie haben es auf die kostbare Lebenszeit der Menschen abgesehen and Momo is the only one who can stop them ...
