Publishing series / Editions
Čudnovate zgode i nezgode šegrta Hlapića
The Strange Adventures of the Apprentice Hlapić is a classic of Croatian children's literature, first published in 1913, and the first post-war edition from 1952 retains the rich narrative value of the original.
Čudnovate zgode šegrta Hlapića
Ivana Brlić-Mažuranić's classic follows the good little apprentice Hlapić as he flees from the cruel master Roko. On his seven-day journey with the girl Gita, he performs good deeds and overcomes numerous obstacles.
Čudnovato prijateljstvo glumca Jeseniusa
Ivan Olbracht's story follows the actor Jesenius, who prepares for the role of Jan Jesenius and, by identifying with him, gradually becomes psychologically destabilized and loses his sense of his own identity.
Dekameron
During the Great Plague of 1348, ten young Florentines flee to a villa and tell 100 stories over 10 days. Boccaccio's Decameron celebrates life, love, cunning, and human nature with humor and criticism of society.
Deseti čovjek
Graham Greene's The Tenth Man is a war novel about a wealthy lawyer who tries to escape death during the Nazi occupation. The work explores guilt, identity, redemption, and moral choices.
Devetorica hrabrih
The novel THE BRAVE NINE tells the story of a group of city boys who went on a trip to the countryside.
Dječak sa dva imena
A boy taken away in the chaos of war grows up with a different name in a German family, and after the war discovers that he belongs to another world. The novel follows his split identity and return to his roots.