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A young woman, Rachel Stone, after the death of her husband, finds herself on the road, in a broken-down car, penniless, burdened by a scandalous past and with a small child.
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A young woman, Rachel Stone, after the death of her husband, finds herself on the road, in a broken-down car, penniless, burdened by a scandalous past and with a small child.
Zoran Kupreškić's memoir "Post-Hague Story" is a sequel to "Hague Story." It brings personal testimonies about the injustice of the Hague Tribunal, life after liberation, and the fight for truth.
"Financial Markets and Institutions" by Frederic S. Mishkin and Stanley G. Eakins (2005 edition) provides a comprehensive overview of financial systems, exploring the role of financial markets, institutions, and instruments in the economy.
This book provides an excellent introduction to all mathematical disciplines that are applied in the social sciences, especially economics, but also in the natural sciences.
The book comprehensively deals with international trade theory, foreign trade policy, exchange rates and open economy macroeconomics, providing a thorough insight into global economic relations.
The book contains black and white photographs, drawings and maps, and focuses on cultural and scientific development in the Old World.

This novel is about a beautiful, noble, and rich girl who seemingly has everything, but is still deeply unhappy and ends her life tragically.
The story follows January Wayne, a young, beautiful, and seemingly privileged girl, the daughter of famous film producer Mike Wayne. Despite her wealth and seemingly perfect life, January is deeply unhappy, struggling with an emotional void and searching for love and meaning.
After a serious accident and recovery, January returns from Europe to New York, where she faces her father’s financia...
A novel that strongly depicts the cruelty of slavery in 19th century America and is one of the most influential works in the fight against slavery. The novel (1852) caused enormous social reactions and contributed to the strengthening of the abolitionist
The Boy in Blue is an autobiographical novel by Jean Gion about his childhood in Provence. Through memories of family, first friends, and nature, the author depicts the growth and formation of the future writer.

The main characters here are a mother, an actress by profession, and her daughter. Navigating the world of theater and art, and working on a play by a young author, they find their way to each other.

The Year of Knives by Vojislav Kuzmanović is a psychological novel about a lonely intellectual who questions his life, marriage, and identity. The work depicts the crisis of the individual in contemporary urban society.
*Year of Knives* is the only novel by Croatian writer Vojislav Kuzmanović. The plot is set in contemporary **Zagreb in the 1970s**, and centers on a middle-aged intellectual going through a deep personal and existential crisis. The novel is designed as a kind of **inner journey** during which the main character questions his own decisions, relationships, and the meaning of life.
The story be...
Monsignor Quixote by Graham Greene is a humorous and philosophical novel about a village priest and a former communist mayor who travel through Spain discussing religion, politics, and the meaning of life.
The novel Ragtime (1975) is one of E. L. Doctorow's most famous works, which masterfully interweaves fiction and real historical events. Ragtime is a powerful picture of American society, a novel that sheds light on true historical processes through ficti
Christophe Chabouté is one of the most interesting French new wave comic writers, and this omnibus represents a kind of cross-section of his rich and successful career.

Eine Waffe und Munition geben demjenigen, der sie benutzt, die Möglichkeit, ohne rechtliche Konsequenzen zu handeln, über dem Gesetz zu stehen und ... Rache zu üben? Unrecht wiedergutzumachen?
The graphic novel "100 Bullets" by screenwriter Brian Azarel and cartoonist Eduardo Ris, and the most successful result of the duo's collaboration, is a series of darkly humorous and tragic stories in which themes such as fatherhood, baseball and organized crime intertwine. These are stories about cursed people from the margins of society, who slide through life by inertia, until they meet a ma...