Nasiha Kapidžić-Hadžić

Kapidžić-Hadžić was born in Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina; then Yugoslavia on 6 December 1932, although some sources give her date of birth as 6 November 1931. As a little girl she had leg surgery and wore a cast, rendering her bedridden. Six-year-old Nasiha began writing for the first time during her recovery.[1]

She attended elementary and high school in Banja Luka and moved to Belgrade to study at the University of Belgrade's Faculty of Philosophy, where she earned her academic degree. She later worked as a professor and radio producer for children shows. Her literature was dedicated to children. She even published some textbooks for elementary schools.

Kapidžić-Hadžić had a daughter named Aida.[2]

• Maskenbal u šumi ("Costume Ball in the Woods", 1962)
• Vezeni most ("Embroidered Bridge", 1965)
• Od zmaja do viteza ("From Dragon to Knight", 1970)
• Skrivena priča ("Hidden Tale", 1971)
• Poslanica tiha ("Silent Letter", 1972)
• Kad si bila mala ("When You Were a Little Girl", 1973)
• San o livadici ("The Dream About Meadows", 1974)
• Od tvog grada do mog grada ("From Your City to Mine", 1975)
• Glas djetinjstva ("The Voice of Childhood", 1975)
• Šare mog šešira ("The Ornaments of My Hat")
• Liliput (1977)
• Šare djetinjstva ("The Ornaments of Childhood", 1977)
• Događaj u Loncipunumu ("The Event in Loncipunum", 1977)
• Lete, lete laste ("The Swallows Fly")
• Vrbaška uspavanka ("Willow Lullaby")
• Vujo, Vučko, Vuk
• Krilo i šapa ("Wing and Paw")
• Trčimo za suncem ("We Chase After the Sun")
• Taj patuljak ("That Dwarf")
• Pjetlić, svraka i proljeće ("The Rooster, the Magpie and Springtime")
• Sto vukova ("One Hundred Wolves")
• Šuma i pahuljice ("The Forest and the Snowflake)
• Nenina bašta ("Grandmother's Garden")
• Pod beharom moje janje spava ("My Lamb Sleeps Under the Blossoms")

• "Dvadeset-sedmojulska nagrada" (27 July award)
• "Veselin Maslesa" award