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The Boy in Blue is an autobiographical novel by Jean Gion about his childhood in Provence. Through memories of family, first friends, and nature, the author depicts the growth and formation of the future writer.
In the abandoned Provençal village of Aubignane lives the recluse Panturle. The arrival of young Arsula changes his life and gradually brings life back to the village that was doomed to disappear. With a foreword by Josip Bogner.
*Downstream and Upstream Stories* by Davor Grgurić is a collection of short stories that explores the currents of life, memory, identity, and the emotional connection to nature through motifs of rivers, one's homeland, and human destinies.
An imaginative and classicist collection in which Hawthorne adapts well-known Greek myths and legends to a young audience in an accessible, fairy-tale way, conveying timeless moral lessons.
Čedo Prica’s collection of prose works explores human adaptability, moral compromises, and the internal and social upheavals experienced by the individual when confronted with a changing everyday reality and historical circumstances.
A collection of classic stories about people facing death, fear, and loss. Through struggles in the African wilderness and the ravages of war, Hemingway reveals the vulnerability and fearlessness of the human spirit.