British literature

Irske narodne priče

The Irish Folktales collection brings together a selection of legends, myths, and fairy tales from Ireland's rich oral tradition—from heroes and priests to fairies and ghosts—bringing together Celtic imagination, Christian motifs, and folk wisdom.

Iščekujući varvare

Iskričavi cijanid

First published in 1945, this novel explores the mystery of the death of Rosemary Barton, a young woman who died during a dinner with friends, apparently as a result of suicide caused by cyanide poisoning.

Iskušaj me u sumrak

Try me at dusk is a passionate and witty read that will delight all lovers of quality romance novels.

Island: Collected Stories

These slow, beautiful stories - resolute and resonant - are small masterpieces: apparently simple but actually crafted with enormous skill and precision.

Isobel's Wedding

Isus – čovjek koji živi

A spiritual classic of the 20th century, one of the most famous and influential contemporary biographies of Jesus Christ, written by British convert, journalist, satirist, and television star Malcolm Muggeridge.

Ivanhoe

Ivanhoe is a historical novel by Walter Scott, first published in 1819. The story is set in England at the end of the 12th century, during the reign of King Richard I the Lionheart and immediately after the Third Crusade.

Ivanhoe

"Ivanhoe" (1819) is a historical adventure set in 12th-century England, during the conflict between the Normans and the Saxons. A literary classic that celebrates chivalry but also criticizes social divisions, leaving a lasting influence on the historical

Iza kulisa u muzeju

Kate Atkinson's debut novel, told through the eyes of the youngest daughter in a dysfunctional Yorkshire family. Like museum exhibits, the characters are vivid, imperfect, a reminder that life behind the scenes is full of unexpected twists and turns.