Discounted books
Kada je svijet još bio mlad
This is a collection of fairy tale-philosophical stories for children that adults will enjoy at least as much. In them, everyday objects and domestic animals go hand in hand with non-existent things and impossible situations.
Kada si otišao
Alice is a young woman, lives in London and falls in love with the charming journalist John. Although both are busy and live in a time when nothing can stand in the way of love, their relationship will face an almost insurmountable obstacle.
Kad su cvetale tikve
When Dragoslav Mihailović's Pumpkins Bloomed is the story of the Belgrade (Dušanova) boxer Ljubi Šampion (also known as "Ljuba Vrapče"): at the same time, a novel about emigration, nostalgia, a political novel, a book about growing up and urbanity, about
Kaiserove kulije: roman njemačke ratne mornarice
The Kaiser's Coolies (1930) is an anti-militarist novel by Theodor Plievier. Based on his own experience, it depicts the brutal life of ordinary sailors in the German navy during World War I and the sailors' mutiny of 1917.
Kako biti dobar
The picture of Katie and David Carr's marriage, sketched with Nick Hornby's mercilessly witty strokes, is more like a still life peeking out from a toadstool.
Kako je kasno bilo, kako kasno
Regarding James Kelman's novel How Late It Was, How Late (1946), Janja Ciglar Žanić wrote in the Lexicon of Foreign Writers that it is a work of distinctive Beckettian mannerisms.
Kako se Mislav Knjaz popeo na Venerino brdo
How is it possible for so much to change in just three days, Mislav asked himself.
Kameno srce
This first part of an exciting trilogy introduces you to an adventure and to a fascinating and authentic space of the City of London that you will never experience in the same way again.
Kanonske vizitacije knjiga V. -Osijek i okolica 1732.-1833.
The book provides a Latin and comparative Croatian translation of the canonical visitations of Osijek and its surroundings from the first preserved visitation of Osijek in 1732 to 1833 (that is, for Čepin in 1899).