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Jorge Mario Bergoglio – Papa Franjo
Andrea Tornielli’s biographical account of the life, spiritual journey, and election of Jorge Mario Bergoglio as Pope Francis, highlighting his humility, work with the poor, and vision of a renewed Church.
Sol zemlje: kršćanstvo i Katolička crkva na prijelazu tisućljeća / razgovor s Peterom Seewaldom
In conversation with Peter Seewald, Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger discusses openly and profoundly the crisis of faith, the state of the Church, moral challenges, and the future of Christianity at the turn of the millennium.
Povratak izgubljenog sina
A spiritual work by Henri Nouwen inspired by a painting by Rembrandt, in which the author deeply reflects on God's mercy, forgiveness, and his own journey from the younger and older sons to the role of the loving Father.
Bijeli kamen
A moving novel by Vjekoslav Kaleb about a boy named Zvone who, while growing up in the Dalmatian karst landscape, learns about the hardships of life, human virtues, poverty, and the beauty of his native region.
Prva kuharica za samice i samce
A practical and witty culinary guide for those living alone, featuring simple recipes, shopping tips, and tricks for quick and delicious meal preparation.
Mali obiteljski katekizam
A practical and accessible religious handbook by Msgr. Christoph Casetti that provides families with a fundamental overview of the Catholic faith, prayer, and the sacraments, as well as guidelines for the Christian upbringing of children.
Taj čovek
A poignant novel by Indian writer Amrita Pritam about complex human relationships, social constraints, and emotional turmoil within the context of a patriarchal society and the search for personal identity.
Sto godina samoće
A chronicle of seven generations of the Buendía family in the isolated village of Macondo. Through the family's rise and fall, Márquez portrays the destiny of Latin America, intertwining reality, magic, and inevitable solitude.
Pet godina samoće
A collection of political essays and articles by Nenad Čanak, written during the war period (1989–1994), in which the author sharply criticizes the Milošević regime, the war policy, and the rise of nationalism in Serbia.
Ciao, slinavci
A witty and touching young adult novel by Tito Bilopavlović about a group of city boys growing up—their first loves, mischief, rivalries, and the inevitable loss of a carefree childhood.