Stefan Nemanja – The birth of his son Rastko

A children's book about family, faith and the beginnings of Saint Sava

This illustrated book tells the story of a special moment in Serbian history: the birth of Rastko, the youngest son of Stefan Nemanja, who later went down in history as Saint Sava – the first Serbian archbishop and founder of the Serbian Orthodox Church. The story shows how a royal child became a saint who continues to shape the Serbian people today.

Part of the award-winning series "Deca čitaju srpsku istoriju" (Children Read Serbian History), the book teaches young readers the values ​​of faith, humility, and devotion. The text by Slobodan Stanišić is both easy to understand and profound, while Ivan Šainović's illustrations depict the events in a colorful and vivid way.

Product details
Author Slobodan Stanišić
Illustrations Ivan Šainović
Series Deca čitaju srpsku istoriju – III. Kolo
“Stuplje” Award
Format 13 x 20 cm
Number of pages 40
Hardcover
Language Serbian
Made in Serbia

Product safety

Manufacturer
Svetazvezda Kläui, Strassackerstrasse 7a, 5116 Schinznach Bad, Switzerland
Email: pk@svetazvezda.com

Product identification
Product name: Stefan Nemanja – The Birth of His Son Rastko
Material: Paper, hardcover

Safety instructions
Not suitable for children under 3 years (contains small parts such as bookmarks or loose booklet)
Use only under adult supervision
Protect from moisture and direct sunlight
Do not store near open flames

Controller in the EU
Svetazvezda Kläui, Strassackerstrasse 7a, 5116 Schinznach Bad, Switzerland
Email: pk@svetazvezda.com

conformity
This product complies with the EU Product Safety Regulation (EU) 2023/988

Delivery time
2–5 working days

Why buy this book
A children's book about the birth of Saint Sava – told in a profound and child-friendly way
Part of the excellent series “Deca čitaju srpsku istoriju”
With colorful illustrations and easy-to-understand text
Conveys values ​​of faith, family and Serbian Orthodox tradition

This book reminds us that great saints often begin very small – and gives children hope and role models for their lives.