Böcker av Olivera Olja Jelki¿

NATURE has its laws.DOG has its mood and habits.MAN would create after his own measure.MEASURE OF FREEDOM is reflected in mutual respect.

Olivera Olja Jelki¿, a children's writer by nationality, has been writing and publishing for 25 years. She has published more than 20 novels so far. She has been a member of the European Academy of Sciences, Arts and Literature in Paris, since 2018. She is the winner of the "Golden Badge" of the Cultural and Educational Association of Serbia, for her contribution to culture and the promotion of culture and books. She is a honorary Doctor of Science of Slobomir P University; Conceptual creator and owner of the project "Little Free Libraries". Oral narrator, where she reads and records books at the Association of the Blind, which are published in an audio version adapted to the blind people.Her books are translated and published in several foreign languages: English, Slovenian, Chinese, Russian, Uzbek, Macedonian, Ruthenian, Hungarian.Olivera Olja Jelki¿'s novels are divided into two groups: fiction for children for younger age, and novels for older age which deal with very serious topics that children encounter, such as: child trafficking, attitude towards pets, problems of transgender persons, law problems, and similar topics ... The novel "Ludwig" deals with a true detail from the life of Ludwig van Beethoven, when he was 18 years old, where he deals with his first love.

This book is an interesting novel written for young adults and teenagers. It is a story about one men and his dream. This is a fairytale about a "big dream". Many have dreamt it, and only some have realized it. This is a fairytale, which you can also live and go through, because you are exactly the one who can dream so well, whose dreams can be felt. It is worth a shot at being the main character. If you succeed, then this is your fairytale, too. If you're not the main character of this dream, dream a different one, because your dream is the only one that you can feel.Every realized one is important. The rest are not insignificant either, because they provide hope and will. So, dream, imagine, and believe.Perhaps, a face or an area from this fairytale looks familiar to you. Who knows, perhaps you only imagined it, and perhaps it all happened that way. Perhaps.