Discounted books
Šeprtlja
Two men - one a murderer and one who just wanted to kill. And two crimes - one murder and one suicide.
Sibirski pečat
Memoirs of Agata Oreški (1906-1991), a Croatian revolutionary and the only woman from Yugoslavia to survive Stalin's concentration camps. The book was compiled by her son Vlado Oreški and Milan Nikolić, with a foreword by Slavko Goldstein.
Signal
Former Special Forces member Sam Dryden receives an emergency call in the middle of the night from an old colleague who desperately needs his help on an urgent undercover mission. Without a moment's hesitation, Dryden agrees to help her.
Široka duša slavonska
A touching collection of poetry by Katica Pavkić Špiranec from 2015. Through motifs of the Slavonian plain, customs, love and homeland, the author celebrates the warmth, tradition and timeless beauty of the broad Slavonian soul.
Šišmiš i mala balerina
The writer in this real-life fairy tale, as in her other stories, is both a teacher and a prophetess. It describes the bat, our distant mammalian relative that flies out at dusk and flies at night.
Sizifova sreća - razgovori, kronike
Ivan Lovrenović's collection documents thirty years of change in Bosnia and Herzegovina through interviews, essays, and dialogues. The author, a witness to the era, examines old attitudes in the new reality, emphasizing the atrophy of rationality and soci
Sjajne zeznute godine
The debut novel by this extremely popular Czech writer is a humorous story about growing up in communist Czechia, told from the perspective of a boy named Kvid. The first Croatian edition of the book.
Sjećanja
The book provides an insight into the political and social changes of that time, as well as the author's personal reflections on the events and people who shaped his life.