Na obalu rijeke Piedre sjela sam i plakala

Na obalu rijeke Piedre sjela sam i plakala

Paulo Coelho

"On the bank of the river Piedra I sat down and cried" - Paulo Coelho's most tender love story - has been translated into 34 languages ​​so far.

Pilar and her friend met in childhood, drifted apart at an early age and - eleven years later - meet again. She, a woman whom life has taught to be firm and not to show her feelings. He, a man who has the power to perform miracles, who seeks in religion a solution to internal conflicts. They are united by the desire to change, to follow their own dreams, to find a new path. For this, it is necessary to overcome many internal obstacles: fear of letting go, guilt, prejudices. Pilar and her friend decide to travel to a small village in the mountains - and blaze a difficult path to their own truth.

Original title
Na margem do Rio Piedra eu sentei e chorei
Translation
Nina Lanović
Dimensions
20 x 12 cm
Pages
200
Publisher
VBZ, Zagreb, 2006.
 
Latin alphabet. Paperback.
Language: Croatian.
ISBN
9-53-201600-7

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