The German magazine Der Spiegel titled Mr. Kuka's recommendations as "the trickiest book of the season" just after publication.
Waldemar, an aspiring and inexperienced young man from Warsaw, firmly decided to travel to the West for the first time in his life. That trip to Vienna turned into a swedish of European proportions, with pointed and somewhat venomous complaints against the golden West.
The thief of the peaks is a book with a dose of the finest philosophical-Lacrdian humor that can be read as a guide to solving small and large life puzzles.
Homo Faber by Max Friš is one of the most important and most read books of the 20th century: engineer Valter Faber believes in his rational view of the world, which is permanently shattered by a 'love story'.
Bratstvo-Jedinstvo, 1962.
Serbian. Latin alphabet. Hardcover.
3.16 €
Literature for children • Teen Novels • German literature • Mithology
Schwab's work restores and develops a sense of the value of antiquity, that inexhaustible source of folk fantasy that seeks to interpret and explain the world with the original poetic power recognized in the traditions of ancient man.
The third part of the tetralogy by German Nobel Prize winner Thomas Mann, Joseph and His Brothers, is entitled Joseph in Egypt. This tetralogy is considered one of the most important works by Thomas Mann, as well as by German literature of the twentieth c
Fraktura, 2010.
Croatian. Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.
34.62 €
German literature • Psychological novel • Thriller
A thriller is a fun, dynamic book that can be read in one breath, a book that seems to have been created on the model of all those crazy, unforgettable adventure novels that we used to read rather than as reading material. A novel in which the main charac
Fraktura, 2007.
Croatian. Latin alphabet. Paperback.
5.24 €
German literature • Novele • Psychological novel
"The Golem" is a novel by Nobel Prize winner Isaac Bashevis Singer, which presents a traditional story of the golem from Jewish folklore. The work was first published in Yiddish in 1969, and the author himself translated the novel into English in 1982.