Kudzo (Cujo, Yugoslavia)

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Kudzo (Cujo, Yugoslavia) is the Yugoslav edition of Cujo by Stephen King (Stivn King), translated by Svetlana Bezdanov-Gostimir and published by Dečje novine in 1987. This 299-page hardcover with dust jacket (ISBN 8636700485), published in Serbian and measuring 210 mm in height, follows the terrifying consequences after a once-gentle Saint Bernard contracts rabies and becomes a deadly threat to a small community. As one of the notable Yugoslav editions of Stephen King’s work, it introduced Serbian readers to one of his most celebrated novels of psychological and survival horror.

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Kudzo (Cujo, Yugoslavia) je napet horor roman Stivena Kinga koji prati priču o nekada dobroćudnom bernardincu koji se nakon ugriza besne slepe mišice zarazi besnilom i postaje smrtonosna pretnja. Dok bolest preuzima kontrolu nad njim, Dona Trenton i njen mali sin Tad ostaju zarobljeni u pokvarenom automobilu ispred udaljene automehaničarske radionice, primorani da se bore protiv nesnosne vrućine, iscrpljenosti i terora koji vreba tik ispred njih.

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1987

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8636700485

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299

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