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Sloboda

Jonathan Franzen's novel Freedom (2010), an epic family saga of the American middle class, dissects freedom as an illusion in an era of terrorism, environmental crises, and personal compromise. The title ironically mocks the American dream, where choices

Špijun kojeg smo voljeli: Autobiografija

This posthumous autobiography, prepared by his wife Carin and son Miki, is not just a memoir; it is a whirlwind of anecdotes about freedom and politics, where brother Vladimir fights for the partisans, and Stevan joins the American ranks of the OSS (forer

Sretniji od Boga

Breaking news: You were born to be happy. And if you are happy, then you were born to be even happier. Even if you are very happy, you can be even happier. How happy can you be? Exactly how happy can you be? Well…you can be happier than God!

Sudbonosno "da"

Tajna

The secret has traveled for centuries...to reach you. Now you will discover a secret and it will change your life forever...

U rovovima interpretacija: Strategija i tragedija nelegitimnog čitanja

The book by Split writer and political scientist Nebojša Lujanović (born 1981 in Novi Travnik) is an intriguing polemic against the ideological abuses of Ivo Andrić, especially the nationalistic readings of his work from the Bosnian, Serbian and Croatian

Uzmite sudbinu u svoje ruke

Do you feel like the planets are influencing you? Do you know that you can manage your life in a completely different way?

Veliki slom 1929: Kako nastaju velike svjetske krize

The book by one of the most famous and successful theorists of political economy of the 20th century is a study of the financial collapse that occurred in 1929 in America and a detailed analysis of that time written back in 1955.

Veronika je odlučila umrijeti

Veronika, a twenty-four-year-old girl from Ljubljana, seems to have everything one could wish for: she is young and beautiful, surrounded by young men, has a harmonious family and a job that fulfills her. But there is something missing in her life.

Zajedništvo s Bogom

The book continues Walsch's dialogue with God, focusing on ten appearances (illusions) of humanity that create suffering and prevent union with the Divine. The author invites readers to recognize these appearances as tools for self-creation.