Književnost za mlade

Delirij

Delirij je distopijski roman za mlade koji je napisala Lauren Oliver. Priča se fokusira na mladu ženu, Lenu Haloway, koja se zaljubljuje u društvu u kojem se ljubav doživljava kao bolest. Delirium je prvi roman u trilogiji, a slijede Pandemonij i Rekvijem

Desperadosi Sijere Nevade

Die Geheimnisse von Pittsburgh

Roman "Die Geheimnisse von Pittsburgh" Michaela Chabona priča je o odrastanju studenta Artura, dok se suočava s ljubavlju, prijateljstvom i traganjem za identitetom u gradu Pittsburghu.

Divlje godine

Duhovit i dirljiv roman o odrastanju i maturanticama koje se nose s prvim ljubavima, školskim brigama, obiteljskim problemima i izazovima generacije na prag zrelosti.

Divlje nebo

The novel Wild Sky follows a young man named Harry who finds himself in a difficult and dangerous situation when the small plane he is flying crashes in the Australian wilderness.

Divljim Kurdistanom

Karl May

Karl May's classic adventure takes readers through the dangerous lands of the Orient. Kara Ben Nemsi and Hadschi Halef Omar fight for justice, freedom, and the rescue of their unjustly imprisoned friends.

Dječije kolo – almanah za mladež raznih pisaca

The Children's Circle is a rare children's almanac from 1921, edited by Osijek writer and educator Rudolfo Franjin Magjer. It contains selected texts (songs, stories, educational essays) by several writers intended for young people.

Djetinjstvo

Lav Nikolajevič Tolstoj

Childhood (1852) is the first book of an autobiographical trilogy (with Adolescence and Youth), where Tolstoy explores the world of childhood through the eyes of a ten-year-old boy, Nikolinka Irtenjev – innocence, joys, sorrows and first traumas.

Dobar dan, tata

"Good day, dad" is a famous novel for children and young people by Stjepan Tomaš. The book deals with universal themes of family relationships, growing up and dealing with one's own emotions.

Dobra oluja

A Good Storm is a collection of Lovrak's short stories about a boy named Marko Matić, in which the autobiographical background is easily recognizable. This gives the book a more personal tone than some of Lovrak's more famous works.