Carmen Bernos de Gasztold is known for her collection of short poems that express the prayers of various animals on Noah's Ark, and "Prayers from the Ark" is her most famous work, which has also been translated into Croatian.
"My Prison Cells" by Joško Kragelj is an autobiographical book in which the author describes the years he spent in Yugoslav prisons for political reasons.
Short, practical, and full of optimism, The Marriage Alphabet remains a favorite among couples, engaged couples, and pastoral workers—an ideal gift for a wedding or vow renewal. It's easy to read, yet leaves a deep impression.
Cesbron's unobtrusive and artistically sincere "propaganda" for a Christian understanding of life, for a Christian approach to workers' problems, comes to the fore in this interesting novel.
The author emphasizes that Mary often does not speak, but deeply contemplates God's action. Silence is not passivity, but an inner acceptance and opening to God.
Faith is renewed when it is lived and shared. A Christian must not be hidden; witnessing is the way faith grows. The author encourages the apostolate of everyday life.