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Cuker Laza

Cuker Laza As far as I’m concerned, Živojin Petrović’s latest book “Cuker Laza” is perhaps his best work so far. Previously we tried to discover the mystery behind the murder of the richest Belgrade woman ever, and then we saw the life and thoughts of a man who wanted to harness the Sun in service…

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My Grandma the Zen Buddhist

  After his first book “The Path of Change,” Sinisa Ubovic’s second book has decided to navigate the waters dominated by works like “The Alchemist” (Paulo Coelho) and “The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari” and “The 5 AM Club” (Robin Sharma). These works, let’s call them, are “inspirational-motivational novels.” The quote on the back cover…

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Death Note

Death Note If you had the power to decide whether and when another person would die, would you use it? Not to hurt or injure someone—but to kill. Would you use it to take revenge, would you become a murderer, or would you never dare to use such power? Or would you perhaps try to…

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Katanagatari

Katanagatari There are some series that are truly specific in every respect, and because of that draw you into their world. One such series is “Katanagatari” (or in translation “Sword Story” or “Tale of Swords”). Meet an unusual duo wandering Japan somewhere during the Edo period (1603-1868). Togame is a self-proclaimed “Strategist,” one eccentric and…

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A Man Called Ove

A Man Called Ove From the moment I (finally) picked up the book, I firmly decided I would take a negative stance toward Ove. That is, not a negative attitude toward the novel “A Man Called Ove,” but toward the main hero himself. The reason is simple. I didn’t want to allow myself to (emotionally)…

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