British literature

Kiparica

The Sculptor is the second novel by Minette Walters, one of Britain's most popular and best-selling crime writers. This dark, suspenseful and unusual novel won the prestigious Edgar Allan Poe Award for best crime novel.

Klima izdaje

A detailed study of the infamous Cambridge spies, a group of British intellectuals who spied for the Soviet Union during the 20th century. The book is written in a documentary style, but with a tense narrative, making it a compelling read about betrayal a

Klopka

In the novel "The Trap," detective Kalagan is caught in a web of intrigue, lies, and danger. A mysterious case, seductive women, gangster gangs, and unexpected twists lead him through a tense noir world of murder and betrayal.

Klub samoubica

Knights In White Armour: The New Art Of War And Peace

The title of this text refers to the white armoured vehicles of UN forces around the world, and also to the UN's role as peacemakers, rescuers and guardians of law and order.

Knjiga o džungli

A collection of stories by Rudyard Kipling, the most famous of which follows the boy Mowgli, who is found as a baby and raised by wolves in the Indian jungle. There are also the wolf Akela, the panther Bagheera, the bear Baloo, and the tiger Shere Khan, w

Knjiga o džungli

Mowgli, a boy raised by wolves in the Indian jungle, learns the Law of the Jungle alongside Baloo, Bagheera and other animals. He battles Shere Khan and discovers his human identity. A classic about nature, friendship and growing up.

Knjiga sutrašnjice

Tamara Goodwin would always get anything she wanted. She was born into a rich family and grew up in a villa with a private beach, a closet full of designer clothes and her own luxurious bathroom.

Knjige o džungli

Of all Kipling's books, The Jungle Book is the most beloved by children around the world. It published two of Kipling's novels, The Jungle Book and The Second Jungle Book, which were also very successful and served as the basis for the films of the same n

Kod bijelog konja

In the novel At the White Horse (1961), Christie combines the supernatural and the rational in a story of mysterious deaths and an organization that offers "services" of elimination, inspired by Dennis Wheatley, with a focus on inheritance and the ethics