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The return of her daughter, Amanda, will force Lucija to confront a suppressed trauma from her youth—a brutal crime in the Maiella mountains that left an indelible mark on her life and the local community.
This seminal novel of Croatian Realism depicts the downfall of the Stipančić noble family from Senj through the lens of the father’s patriarchal despotism, the family’s delusions, and the social changes of the 19th century.
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A masterpiece of French literature that dissects the psychology of a forbidden, passionate love between an adolescent boy and a married woman whose husband is at the front, portraying an individual’s intimate tragedy in the shadow of the First World War.
Goethe’s iconic epistolary novel "The Sorrows of Young Werther" (1774) is a moving story about the passionate, unhappy love of the young artist Werther for Lotte, which ends tragically with his suicide.
Balzac's novel "Mutivoda" (1842) follows the ruthless struggle for the succession in the province between two diametrically opposed Bridau brothers: the cynical schemer Philippe and the artist Joseph.