Dobra Knjiga (Good Book) publishes and sells books through bookshops and on the internet. It has a reputation for publishing quality books which are of interest to the reading public. Our publications belong to a broad range of genre categories: belles-lettres, history novels, thrillers, psychology manuals and travel books. Dobra Knjiga has published 12 books whose authors have fulfilled readers’ expectations.
Dobra Knjiga owns two bookshops, in Belgrade and Kragujevac. Our stores are characterized by a pleasant atmosphere, friendly shop assistants and a great choice of books. The online bookstore (www.dobra-knjiga.com) is one of the leading bookstores on the internet in Serbia. The main advantages to our online bookstore are affordable prices, quick delivery and safe shopping.
Vladislav Radak THE NIGHT OF DEAD DREAMS 2009, Fiction (Thriller), 427 p., 20x14 cm, ISBN 978-86-86013-07-1 The Night of Dead Dreams is a great thriller for anyone aged 15–22. It is an engrossing novel characterised by a cosmopolitan, suspenseful plot, featuring diverse characters and unfolding in a number of different states. Radak wrote his first novel as a teenager, and in The Night of Dead Dreams he continues to entertain his audience. What could be more entertaining than a thriller? The Night of Dead Dreams is a page-turner with a bit of romance thrown in, a touch of the comic book poetics and the aesthetics of real life drama. Dejan Petkov D BELGRAPHY B (Belgraphy = a non-existent word, (B a combination of the words Belgrade, biography and geography) 22008, Fiction (Historical), 297 p., 20x14 cm, ISBN 978-86-86013-00-2 The novel is a historic thriller with a very interesting plot, which is rich in details of the military tactics used in the 17th and 18th centuries. Although the story concerns male, military issues, the ta main female character of the novel is the Belgrade fortress, for whose heart men are desperately m fighting. Although the novel ends tragically, with a crime, the author is of the opinion that this story is about friendship nevertheless. st Dejan Petkov THE GUARDIAN 2009, Fiction (Historical), 403 p., 20x14 cm, ISBN 978-86-86013-09-5 The plot of The Guardian unfolds in three cities – Rome, Constantinople and Krusevac. Although this novel belongs to the genre of historical thriller, which presents real events in a specific way, its author says that this novel has a story of human destiny as its background. Apart from mystical and thriller elements, this novel, in terms of its philosophy, belongs to the same category as The Name of the Rose by Umberto Eco. Going deep into the past, the author indirectly explains the essence of modern events. Angelina Timotijević THERE ARE THINGS YOU SHOULD NEVER DO 2009, Fiction (Historical), 195 p., 20x14 cm, ISBN 978-86-86013-18 There are Things You Should Never Do is an exceptionally interesting historical novel containing elements of a thriller. The novel is characterised by masterly descriptions of the lifestyle and customs in prewar Belgrade, and of the city itself. As tumultuous historical events unfold at the beginning of the twentieth century, we follow the life of Lenka Nikolić, a girl from a well-respected family. It is 1903, the time of the May Coup. Downtown Belgrade is full of intrigue and exciting political struggle – a struggle whose participants achieve their goals by any means necessary.