Mula

Mula

Dina Stanišić

"Mula" is the autobiographical debut of Dina Stanišić, published in 2024.

In this book, the author describes in detail her life journey, starting from a carefree childhood in a wealthy family, through the impact of war and social transformations during her teenage years, to her experiences of falling in love and dating. She places special emphasis on the difficult challenges she faced, including her struggle with drug addiction and dealing with cancer. Despite these obstacles, Stanišić managed to rise like a Phoenix and return to a normal life. The book is published in paperback, has 144 pages, and is published by Minerva Graphica.

Dimensions
21 x 15 cm
Pages
144
Publisher
Minerva nakladna knjižara, Zagreb, 2024.
 
Latin alphabet. Paperback.
Language: Croatian.

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