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Colin the Crab, the most skillful builder on the eastern riverbank, never hesitates to help his friends. Now Colin is busy with his own new project-a garden pavilion for his home. But after a week of hard work, the pavilion of his dreams is still unfinished. Even worse, a boisterous fish family has taken over the construction site. The exhausted Colin buries himself under a blanket and refuses to open his curtains. Puzzled, Colin's friends call an emergency meeting-it's time for them to take action! ----- Colin Rak, najsposobniji gradilac na istönoj obali rijeke, nikada nije oklijevao da…mehr

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Colin the Crab, the most skillful builder on the eastern riverbank, never hesitates to help his friends. Now Colin is busy with his own new project-a garden pavilion for his home. But after a week of hard work, the pavilion of his dreams is still unfinished. Even worse, a boisterous fish family has taken over the construction site. The exhausted Colin buries himself under a blanket and refuses to open his curtains. Puzzled, Colin's friends call an emergency meeting-it's time for them to take action! ----- Colin Rak, najsposobniji gradilac na istönoj obali rijeke, nikada nije oklijevao da pomogne svojim prijateljima. Nakon sedmice napornog rada, plavi vrtni paviljon njegovih snova je jö uvijek bio nedovr¿en, a büna porodica riba preuzela je njegovo gradili¿te. Colin, iscrpljen, zakopava se ispod pokriväa i odbija otvoriti svoje zastore. Colinovi prijatelji su zbunjeni. Hitan sastanak je sazvan. Vrijeme je da prijatelji poduzmu ne¿to.
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Tuula Pere (b. 1958) is a Ph.D. in Law and an author from Helsinki, Finland. Her doctoral dissertation published in 2015 examines the limits of the freedom of speech in the Finnish mass media amidst the social and cultural shift of the 1960s and 1970s. Before her doctoral research, Tuula Pere has had a career of over two decades as a lawyer and in various expert and executive positions in the industry. Since 2010, Tuula Pere has published over thirty children's storybooks which have been translated into Swedish, English, Russian, Estonian, French, Italian and Spanish, for example. She has also published poetry and aphorisms for children and short stories for adults. Tuula Pere is an avid music and sports enthusiast and a keen baker. She is married and a mother of three.