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Jednom ko nijednom
This novel is about a beautiful, noble, and rich girl who seemingly has everything, but is still deeply unhappy and ends her life tragically.
Jesam li vam ikad lagao?
Have I Ever Lied to You? by Art Buchwald is a collection of satirical stories and newspaper columns that humorously comment on politics, the media, and everyday life. He uses humor to expose the absurdities of contemporary society.
Kako biti stranac
How to Be a Foreigner by George Mikes is a humorous book in which the author, as an immigrant from Hungary, humorously describes British customs, mentality, and everyday life from the perspective of a foreigner.
Krvava arena: roman iz života španjolskih torera
The Bloody Arena (1908) is a naturalistic novel about the rise and fall of bullfighter Juan Gallardo. A poor young man becomes a famous matador, but is destroyed by love, vice, fear, and tragedies in the arena – a critique of Spanish bullfighting and soci
Mare Nostrum
Mare Nostrum is an exciting war novel about a Spanish sailor who, driven by love and patriotism, embarks on a dangerous espionage game in the Mediterranean during World War I.
Martin Kačur
The novel depicts the tragic fate of the idealistic teacher Martin Kačur, who fights against provincial backwardness, corruption, national indifference, and his own powerlessness in a small Slovenian town.
Mitjina ljubav: Roman jednoga mladoga Rusa
Mitya's Love by Ivan Bunin is a psychological novel about the passionate but unhappy love of young Mitya. Through his emotional crisis, the author shows the power of love, longing, and inner suffering.
Nova skrižaljka
The New Crossword is a valuable testimony to Russian society in the turbulent post-revolutionary period – honest, sometimes critical, but always interesting and readable. Today it is appreciated as a fine example of Russian prose of the 1920s.
Obećana zemlja 1-2
The novel The Promised Land, published in 1899, is one of the most significant works by Polish Nobel Prize winner Władysław Reymont. Set in the industrial city of Łódź at the end of the 19th century, the novel depicts rapid industrialization and its conse
Otpadnik
The novel The Apostate by Russian author Vladimir Lidin, published in 1934 in Zagreb in the translation by Iso Velikanović, presents a powerful psychological and moral drama set in the student milieu of Soviet Russia.