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An epic novel by Margaret Mitchell. Through the dramatic fate of the headstrong Scarlett O'Hara, the author depicts the downfall of the American South, the American Civil War, passionate love, and the struggle for survival.
The textbook by Dr. Radovan Marković presents basic knowledge about the human body, hygiene, diseases and prevention, adapted for high school students at the beginning of the 20th century, in the spirit of the development of modern health culture.
The monograph Korčula Shipbuilding by Dušan Kalogjera explores the rich history of shipbuilding on the island of Korčula, a key center of Adriatic maritime tradition from the Middle Ages to the present day.
The Fourth Scientific Congress of Slavonia and Baranja, Vol. 2, brings together papers from education, culture, science, informatics, economics and technology, with an emphasis on the development problems and opportunities of the region.
A social novel with a thesis, which follows a young intelligent woman who fights for education, independence and equality in the conservative society of the 1920s, advocating for women's emancipation and financial independence.
The Prestinija and Škarpa Grammar Exercises Reader (1937) is a school textbook that belongs to a group of textbooks intended for students of vocational extension schools in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia.
History of Mankind: Cultural and Scientific Development is a collection of books that explores the history of the overall scientific and cultural development of mankind.
Prince Edward and poor boy Tom accidentally switch places. Living each other's lives, they learn about the injustices, privileges, and realities of society in 16th-century England.
*The Prince and the Pauper* is a historical novel by **Mark Twain** set in 16th-century England, during the reign of King Henry VIII. The work tells an interesting and instructive story about two boys who look almost identical, although they come from completely different social classes.
**Tom Canty** is a poor boy from a London neighborhood where poverty and deprivation reign. On the other ...
On the eve of the Battle of Tsushima, the young Marquise Mitsouko is torn between her husband—the Japanese officer Yorisaka—and her feelings for the Englishman Fergan. This romantic drama unfolds against the backdrop of the Russo-Japanese War.
Ladislav Fuks's "Mr. Theodor Mundstock" follows a lonely Jew in occupied Prague who, expecting deportation to a concentration camp, mentally and physically prepares himself for survival.
The novel follows a boy from prehistoric times growing up in a harsh world defined by the struggle for survival. Through hunting, facing dangers, and encountering the natural world, he learns to survive and discovers the value of courage, knowledge, and c
*The Cave Boy* (*Dječak iz pećine*) by French author Ernest d’Hervilly is an adventure novel for young readers set in the distant prehistoric past. The author transports the reader to a time before the security and comforts of later civilizations existed—a time when human life depended directly on nature, hunting, fire, shelter, and the ability to defend oneself against numerous dangers.
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Mary McCarthy's group follows eight young women after they graduate from Vassar. The novel depicts their loves, marriages, careers, and disappointments, as well as the position of women in American society in the 1930s.
Chronicle of the Cult of Personality by Yevgenia Ginzburg is a memoir about the Stalinist purges. The author describes her own arrest, imprisonment, and years spent in camps, testifying to the repression of the Soviet regime.
Pavličić's novel deals with the psychological and ethical consequences of human choices in extreme circumstances. It is not just a novel about a man in crisis, but also a study of how a person reacts when they lose their support - in themselves, in others
Alexander Kielland's Garman & Worse is a social novel about a wealthy merchant family in a Norwegian port city. Through their fates, the author criticizes the hypocrisy, class differences, and moral dilemmas of bourgeois society.
The book is written in the form of questions and answers. The questions are simple, and there are always two answers: the first is short and intended for the youngest curious, while the second is more extensive and detailed, with color illustrations.
The novel THE BRAVE NINE tells the story of a group of city boys who went on a trip to the countryside.
*Uncle Tom’s Cabin* follows the slave Tom—who, after being sold, ends up in the hands of the cruel Legree—as well as Eliza and George, who flee toward freedom with their child. The novel exposes the inhumanity of slavery and the destruction of families.
Richly illustrated natural history monograph on poisonous snakes. It describes in detail their anatomy, mechanisms of action of poisons, habitats, behavior and role in preserving the balance of the ecosystem.
"Animal World: Venomous Snakes" is a reliable and fascinating natural history and encyclopedic book intended for all lovers of nature, zoology and herpetology. This edition offers a detailed, scientifically based, and at the same time extremely accessible insight into the mysterious and often misunderstood world of the most famous reptiles on our planet, shrouded in prejudice. The book covers a...
"The Three Geese" (1977) by Dragan Lukić is a humorous and playful children's book about three mischievous geese who go through various adventures and mishaps together.
