Croatian literature

Grof Ivan: Igrokaz u pet čina

Vladimir Mažuranić's drama Count Ivan is a historical play in five acts that deals with political and social conflicts in Croatia during the 17th century. The work was awarded the Dušan Kotur Foundation Literary Award.

Gubitak

The novel "Loss" is the first novel by Ilija Aščić, a journalist, photographer, videographer and writer, known for his collection of stories "How I Became Evil". In this novel, the author creates a powerful, raw and merciless portrait of the post-war gene

Gudački kvartet iz Bostona

Guslač od marcipana

Gušter na tikvi

Hajka

Herz desetka

Historijska čitanka 1

The cult book by Miljenko Jergović – a subjective history of a time, country and city... A historical reader is actually a family album because a person always becomes familiar with people in a time that has passed and which they want to explain.

Historijska čitanka 2

The first edition of the second part of the series with 5 new (bonus) stories by a famous writer and journalist. "This book completes the 'Historical Reader', a project - a column started on the pages of the Sarajevo magazine Dani, shortly after the end o

Hoću ljutić, neću mak

A classic of Croatian children's literature. A collection of poems for children by Vesna Parun, which through play, imagination and rhythm depicts children's world, nature and everyday experiences, encouraging curiosity, joy and love for language.