American literature

Žena bližnjega tvoga

Talese's greatest success was achieved precisely with the book Žena bliznega tvoga (1980), which reads like a novel about sexual liberation in America, from experimental "love communes" under the auspices of religious sects, to the spectacular success of

Žena koja je slikala kanom

"The Woman Who Painted with Henna" is the debut novel of Indian-American author Alka Joshi, the first part of the Jaipur trilogy. The novel has been praised for its authentic portrayal of Rajasthani culture and the universal theme of female emancipation.

Žena vremenskog putnika

A cult bestseller praised for its originality, deep emotion, and tender portrayal of love and loss, Audrey Niffenegger's story has captivated readers around the world and, following its film adaptation, has been adapted for television.

Životne pojave

Life's Phenomena (1970) is a novel that, although less well-known than Hall's country songs, offers a warm story of the lives of ordinary people in rural America. Set in Tennessee, the novel follows the everyday lives of small communities through the pris

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Znaš da to želiš

You know you want it is a book about sex, dating and modern life. A collection of spooky stories about the lives of women today, their experiences at work, at home, at the doctor's, with friends, partners and family.

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Zovem se Aram

Aram, a boy growing up in an Armenian-American family in California, tells a story of childhood, poverty, and family values ​​through humor and warmth, revealing the beauty of ordinary life and the power of togetherness.