Croatian literature

Bogumil

Jozo Laušić's prose, Bogumil, is the fifth novel of the planned pentalogy. Four novels were previously published: Kostolomi, Opsada, Klačina and Samostan, so the faces of this fifth novel appear earlier.

Bog vas mrzi

Bolja polovica hrabrosti

Bomboni od meda

In "Honey Candies", Milana Vlaović tells the story of a woman who, in the worst of times, in the midst of the Great World War, set out, guided by her loves, from the island into the world. Stories about women from the outskirts and the provinces are stori

Braća i blago: Hrvatska narodna pripovijetka

The story was published by Mijat Stojanović in his book Folk Tales and Poems, published in 1867. Along with it, Stojanović noted: "In Samac from the merchant Marko from Kobaš, grad. krajina year 1835."

Braća i kumiri ; Zid mladosti

Brak bez prstena

Branič jezika hrvatskoga

The main philological work of Nikola Andrić, linguistic advisor Defender of Croatian Language, was published in 1911 in two editions. It contains articles that he published in the National Gazette under the title Philological Trifles.

Branka

Branka / Karanfil s pjesnikova groba / Čuvaj se senjske ruke

The novel "Branka" by August Šenoa was published in 1881 and is one of his best-known works, set in the context of Croatian society in the 19th century.