Historical novel
Joso
The Ližnjan literary and life couple published the biographical-historical novel "Joso", which follows the shocking fate of the forgotten journalist Jose Defranceski from a small Istrian fishing village to a distant South American capital.
Jučer je bilo danas
The novel Yesterday Was Today by German writer Ingeborg Drewitz follows the life of Gabriela, born in 1923, from childhood to old age, intertwining her personal story with the historical and social changes of the 20th century in Germany.
Junak našeg doba
A Hero of Our Time is a novel by Russian writer Mikhail Y. Lermontov, published in 1840. It is considered one of the first psychological novels in Russian literature and an important work of Russian Romanticism with elements of realism.
Kakva lijepa nedjelja!
A Spanish writer and member of the resistance movement recalls a Sunday in the Buchenwald concentration camp. Through his memories and reflections, he exposes the horrors of Nazism, but also the tragic delusions of Stalinism.
Kalifornische Sinfonie
After marrying a merchant, young Garnet leaves New York and embarks on a perilous journey along the Jubilee Trail to California. Through tragedy, struggle, and new love, she builds a life in the wilderness.
Kalinda
The epic sequel to Adam's Empire follows Adam Ross' family on their Australian estate, Kalinda. Through World War II and the decades that followed, family dramas, wartime horrors, and new loves intertwine.
Kalista
Callista (1855) is a historical novel, set in 3rd century North Africa, that follows the young Greek woman Callista, a talented sculptor of pagan statues, who confronts the truth of Christianity during the persecution of Christians under Emperor Decius.
Kalista
Kalista (1855) je istorijski roman, smešten u Severnu Afriku u 3. veku, koji prati mladu Grkinju Kalistu, talentovanu vajarku paganskih statua, koja se suočava sa istinom hrišćanstva tokom progona hrišćana pod carem Decijem.
Kao stranci
Strastvena istorijska romansa koja kombinuje ljubav, tajne i preokrete sudbine. Savršena za ljubitelje regentskih romansa sa snažnim, harizmatičnim junacima i nepredvidivim obrtima, knjiga donosi uzbudljivu priču o strasti, iskupljenju i ljubavi koja menj
Kapetanova kći
The Captain's Daughter is a historical novel by the Russian writer Alexander Pushkin. It was first published in 1836 in the fourth issue of the literary journal Sovremennik. The novel is a romanticized account of the Pugachev Rebellion of 1773–1774.
Literature
- Aphorisms and jokes
- Albanian literature
- American literature
- Ancient literature
- Anthology
- Arabic literature
- Autobiographies and Memoirs
- Adventure novel
- Bosnian literature
- British literature
- Bulgarian literature
- Montenegrin literature
- Documentary literature
- Plays
- Epistolary literature
- Epic Fantasy
- Epic literature
- Erotic Novels
- Essays and diaries
- Fantastic literature
- Movie Script
- A philosophical novel
- Francuska književnost
- Greek literature
- Horror/Gothic
- Croatian literature
- Humor and Satire
- Indian literature
- Iranian literature
- Irish literature
- Eastern European literature
- Sayings, thoughts, aphorisms, proverbs
- Japanese literature
- Chinese literature
- Literary criticism
- Teen Novels
- Comedy
- Short stories
- Detective Stories
- Hispanic American literature
- Latin literature
- Romance Novels
- Macedonian literature
- Hungarian literature
- Moral and didactic literature
- Folk literature
- Dutch literature
- German literature
- Novele
- Family novel
- Poems in prose
- Poetry
- Polish literature
- Portuguese literature
- Proverbs and maxims
- Historical novel
- History of literature
- Short Stories
- Psychological novel
- A war novel
- Romanian literature
- Russian literature
- Summaries and adaptations of literary works
- Scandinavian literature
- Slovak literature
- Slovenian literature
- Social literature
- Serbian literature
- Italian literature
- Literary Theory
- Tragedy
- Thriller
- Turkish literature
- Ukrainian literature
- Science Fiction
- Czech literature
- School reading
- Spanish literature
- Jewish literature