Anđelka Martić

Anđelka Martić (Zagreb, 1. svibnja 1924. – Zagreb, 11. studenoga 2020.) hrvatska je književnica i prevoditeljica, poznata po svojim djelima za djecu. Najčitanije joj je djelo kratki roman Pirgo, priča o prijateljstvu dječaka i laneta u danima Drugog svjetskog rata.
Rođena je u Zagrebu 1. svibnja 1924. godine. Odrasla je na zagrebačkoj Trešnjevci, u obitelji s troje djece od kojih je ona bila srednje. Otac joj umire 1933. godine, a majka često zbog bolesti izbiva pa Anđelka provodi vrijeme kod očinskih bake i djeda na selu. To djetinjstvo između sela i grada kasnije će joj postati jedan od glavnih motiva i inspiracija te će ga opisati u mnogima od svojih knjiga.
Početkom Drugoga svjetskog rata završava tadašnju Srednju trgovačku školu u Zagreb

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