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Alexandrida is a medieval novel about Alexander the Great and his conquest of the world. Phototype edition.
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Alexandrida is a medieval novel about Alexander the Great and his conquest of the world. Phototype edition.
In this issue of the comic book series Cisco Kid, the plot follows Cisco and his loyal friend Pancho as they embark on a new adventure in the Wild West.
Zoran Kupreškić's memoir "Post-Hague Story" is a sequel to "Hague Story." It brings personal testimonies about the injustice of the Hague Tribunal, life after liberation, and the fight for truth.
This posthumously published text is the only work by Nada Klaić (1920-1988) entirely dedicated to medieval Bosnia and Hum. Reprint from 1989 with an index of names.
An encyclopedic set of four volumes that deals with the history and development of fine arts in great detail and precision.
The book The Victory of the Glagolitic Script through a Thousand-Year Struggle by Frane Ivanišević is a significant work that documents the history and struggle of the Glagolitic script through the centuries. Published on the occasion of the erection of t
Can you face the taboos of modern society? Old age, illness, weakness. Slavenka Drakulić bravely enters into topics we are reluctant to talk about.
This richly furnished book contains 134 biographies, and is illustrated with more than 220 color photographs and drawings and over 230 plate covers...

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Phileas Fogg bets that he can travel around the world in 80 days. With his faithful servant Passepartout, he embarks on an exciting journey by train, ship, elephant and balloon. A classic of adventure literature full of humor and suspense.
*Around the World in 80 Days* (1873) is one of the most popular and entertaining works of world adventure literature. The novel is a perfect example of Verne's genius for combining science fiction, travelogues and suspenseful action.
The main character is the eccentric, precise and cold-blooded Englishman **Phileas Fogg**, a wealthy gentleman from London who lives by a strict schedule. One d...
Birds Die Singing by Colleen McCullough is a saga about the Cleary family and the forbidden love between Meggie Cleary and Catholic priest Ralph de Bricassart in Australia over several decades.
"Bakreni Petar" is a novel by the famous children's writer Ante Gardaš. In it, the characters of ordinary, everyday children, special for their extraordinary research spirit and great curiosity, lead us through another exciting story.

Pirgo follows a boy named Željko and the deer he saves in the whirlwind of war. Their friendship brings warmth to the harsh world of war and shows how important tenderness, care, and affection are in childhood.
*Pirgo* **Anđelka Martić** is a novel about a boy **Željko and a deer Pirgo**, set during World War II. Željko is a **partisan child**, separated from his parents and exposed to the insecurity, fear and loss that characterize wartime childhood. In such circumstances, the encounter with the deer becomes crucial: Pirgo is not just an animal he cares about, but **a being with whom the boy develops...
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.

The novel Nine Braves tells the story of a group of city boys who went on a trip to the countryside.
Following the book The Train in the Snow, this group's train breaks down and our nine brave boys decide to return home on foot. On the way, they experience many interesting, exciting, and educational adventures. Another great novel by the author of The Company of Pero Kvržica and The Train in the Snow, some of the best Croatian novels that generations of children grew up with.
What happens when the writer himself is the protagonist of his novel and writes it in the first person? The answer to this question can be obtained by reading the novel "Krasopis".
"Mama, I Love You", a novel by William Saroyan published in 1956, and in Croatia in 1958 in the "Vjeverica" library, is an autobiographical story told from the perspective of a nine-year-old girl, Twink, inspired by Saroyan's daughter Lucy.
Rakov's children are a tense read in which the editor of the black chronicle, Ivo Remetin, visits a friend who died in a traffic accident and becomes involved in an intriguing search for the killer of cancer patients.