Tadej Golob: Jezero
Novo mesto: Goga, 2017
ISBN: 978-961-277-141-6
Novel, 520 pages
Translations (excerpts from the book)
Argentinian (Translated by María Florencia Ferre)
French (Translated by Liza Japelj Carone)
German (Translated by Boštjan Dvořák)
Italian (Translated by Martina Clerici)
Italian (Translated by Patrizia Raveggi)
Italian (Translated by Lucia Gaja Scuteri)
Romanian (Translated by Paula Braga Šimenc)
Russian (Translated by Žana Perkovskaja)
Serbian (Translated by Jelena Budimirović)
Serbian (Translated by Darko Ilin)
Nataša Kramberger: Primerljivi hektarji : pripoved v setvenem koledarju
Ljubljana: LUD Literatura, 2017
ISBN: 978-961-7017-14-4
Novel, 246 pages
Translations (excerpts from the book)
Argentinian (Translated by María Florencia Ferre)
French (Translated by Liza Japelj Carone)
German (Translated by Boštjan Dvořák)
Italian (Translated by Martina Clerici)
Italian (Translated by Patrizia Raveggi)
Italian (Translated by Lucia Gaja Scuteri)
Romanian (Translated by Paula Braga Šimenc)
Russian (Translated by Žana Perkovskaja)
Serbian (Translated by Jelena Budimirović)
Serbian (Translated by Darko Ilin)
Majda Koren: Mala pošast Mici
Ljubljana: Mladinska knjiga, 2019
ISBN: 978-961-01-2778-9
Fairy tales, 54 pages
Translations (excerpts from the book)
Argentinian (Translated by María Florencia Ferre)
French (Translated by Liza Japelj Carone)
German (Translated by Boštjan Dvořák)
Italian (Translated by Martina Clerici)
Italian (Translated by Patrizia Raveggi)
Italian (Translated by Gaja Scuteri)
Romanian (Translated by Paula Braga Šimenc)
Russian (Translated by Žana Perkovskaja)
Serbian (Translated by Jelena Budimirović)
Serbian (Translated by Darko Ilin)
Ljubljana: Mladinska knjiga, 2009
ISBN: 978-961-01-0527-5
Fairy tales,93 pages
Translations (excerpts from the book)
Argentinian (Translated by María Florencia Ferre)
French (Translated by Liza Japelj Carone)
German (Translated by Boštjan Dvořák)
Italian (Translated by Martina Clerici)
Italian (Translated by Patrizia Raveggi)
Italian (Translated by Gaja Scuteri)
Romanian (Translated by Paula Braga Šimenc)
Russian (Translated by Žana Perkovskaja)
Serbian (Translated by Jelena Budimirović.
Serbian (Translated by Darko Ilin)