Oskar a j 2 (2026)

New stories about a somewhat chaotic Norwegian family beloved by children and adults alike. You can find Oskar even with your eyes closed: he is either yelling or snoring, depending on whether it is day or night. Oskar cannot do many things, such as drawing, although that does not stop him from breaking records in art class. He causes embarrassing situations, yet even his older sister Ida, who is currently most troubled by her inability to reliably tell what is embarrassing and what is not, has to admit one thing: it is a good thing that children like Oskar exist. The book is full of funny and sad events, thought-provoking subjects and opportunities for conversation. Look forward to stories about Grandfather giving up smoking and Oskar racing without any trousers, while remembering that tears are part of life too. The contents are in Czech, and the book is intended to be enjoyed together with children.