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The Daydreamer
Ian McEwan
Peter Fortune is a boy who likes to daydream. He dreams about swapping bodies with his cat and with his baby cousin, but he gets so lost he's unsure where one fantasy finishes and the next begins. Cartwheeling through these transformations, Peter eventually...
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How to Multiply Your Baby's Intelligence
Glenn Doman
Time and again, the work performed at The Institutes for the Achievement of Human Potential has demonstrated that children from birth to age six are capable of learning better and faster than older children. How To Teach Your Baby To Read shows just how easy...
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The Woman Destroyed. The Age of Discretion. The Monologue.
Simone de Beauvoir
"The Woman Destroyed" (1968) was published in Bulgarian with the Colibri logo in 2007, and here it is, a generation later, reappearing, now as part of the publishing house's Pearl Series, in the very natural company of two other equally ruthlessly insightful,...
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The Next Day
Mélissa Da Costa
Amanda has lost her husband and the child she was expecting. Isolated in a secluded house in the countryside, she lives with the shutters down and without contact with the outside world, unable to overcome her grief from her misfortune. There she comes across...
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French Grammar with Exercises, Level A1 – B2
Тинка Найденова
French Grammar with Exercises Level A1 – B2, is the second edition of French Grammar with Exercises for Students 8th-12th Grade – Part I (T. Naydenova, “Colibri”, 2021) and French Grammar with Exercises for Students 8th-12th Grade...
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French Grammar with Exercises, Level A1 – B2. Key with Answers
Тинка Найденова
Key with the correct answers to French Grammar with Exercises Level A1 – B2 - second edition of French Grammar with Exercises for Students 8th-12th Grade – Part I (T. Naydenova, “Colibri”, 2021) and French Grammar with Exercises for...
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Like Hot Water for Chocolate
Laura Esquivel
Each chapter of Esquivel's utterly charming interpretation of life in turn-of-the-century Mexico begins with a recipe -- not surprisingly, since so much of the action of this exquisite first novel (a bestseller in Mexico) centers around the kitchen, the heart...
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Baumgartner
Paul Auster
A final masterpiece of love, memory and grief by Paul Auster, “one of the great American prose stylists of his time” (NYT) A master. The Times Exquisite… A super-abundantly gifted, big-hearted novelist. Ian McEwan A writer whose work...
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Burnished Dreams
Camilla Läckberg
The third instalment in the daring suspense series about Faye – a charged revenge drama of betrayal, redemption and sisterhood. Faye’s ex-husband is dead, but she is threatened by her father who is still on the run from prison. The man who...
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The Bowman's Whistle
Irene Vallejo
"A short novel that dialogues between times, between the exiled and the lives they recommence, between gods and men. In terms of contemporary cinema, The Bowman's Whistle is the polyphonic remake of a classic, written with an expressive and carefully curated...
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Blind Goddess
Anne Holt
The first book in Edgar-nominated Anne Holt's international bestselling mystery series featuring detective Hanne Wilhelmsen. A small-time drug dealer is found battered to death on the outskirts of the Norwegian capital, Oslo. A young Dutchman, walking...
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My Husband
Maud Ventura
She has a dream life – a beautiful house, two lovely children, a job she loves, and a husband who is perfect in every way. And yet, after fifteen years of marriage, she wants more – she wants to love each other like they did at the very beginning....
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Leonora
Elena Poniatowska
Born in Lancashire as the wealthy heiress to her British father's textiles empire, Leonora Carrington was destined to live the kind of life only known by the moneyed classes. But even from a young age she rebelled against the strict rules of her social class,...
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Psychogenealogy. Healing Family Wounds and Rediscovering Ourselves
Anne Ancelin Schützenberger
To accept our personal and family history, to fit better into our lineage and family legend, to bring order to the workplace left by our ancestors – this is the goal of clinical psychogenealogy. It reveals to us various possibilities: to bring to light...
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Psychoporn
Davorin Lenko
"Psychoporn" is a collection of short and very short stories, with which Davorin Lenko opens a new chapter in his literary and creative pursuits. As the title suggests, the stories deal with reality, with the flesh, as well as with the spiritual and...
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Your Body Remembers
Myriam Brousse
Carefree childhood flies away when the two-year-old girl loses her mother. Interned by her father's relatives as a novice in a monastery, Myriam Brousse does not stay there and sets off on her life's journey. In adulthood, she is diagnosed with an advanced...
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Venerare
Flavius Ardelean
A foul smell invades a young writer's room, tearing him away from his work. In an attempt to find the source of the stench, he looks outside and sees that others have also climbed out the windows in search of the same answer. The answer turns out to be their...
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A Matter of Death and Life
Irvin D. Yalom
A year-long journey by the renowned psychiatrist Irvin D. Yalom and his wife Marylin Yalom after her terminal diagnosis, as they reflect on how to love and live without regret. Internationally acclaimed psychiatrist and author devoted his career to...
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Sabotage
Jeff Schinker
In this book, which seems to compare the homeland of author Jeff Schinker with the multilingual situation in the Tower of Babel, the author confronts readers with the excesses and perversions in the sphere of labor and interpersonal relations in the...
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A Poem about a Bohemian
Dimitar Shumnaliev
Sofia in the years of “mature” socialism. A group of former classmates from Sofia High School in “Lozenets” share a common bohemian company and together experience both their dramatic intimate stories and their small forms of...
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Raising Girls
Steve Biddulph
Steve Biddulph's "Raising Boys" was a global phenomenon. The first book in a generation to look at boys' specific needs, parents loved its clarity and warm insights into their sons' inner world. But today, things have changed. It's girls that are in trouble....
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To Discover Sofroniy. Sinner, Saint, or Action Hero
Iskren Krasimirov
“To Discover Sofroniy”, authored by Iskren Krasimirov, is dedicated to one of the greatest Bulgarian national heroes. Based on scientific research, skillfully accompanied by his own comments, the book presents life and work of Sofroniy Vrachanski...
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The Seven Skins of Esther Wilding
Holly Ringland
From international bestselling author of The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart, Holly Ringland, comes a haunting and magical novel about joy, grief, courage, and transformation. 'On the afternoon that Esther Wilding drove homeward along the coast, a year after her...
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Italian Folktales
Italo Calvino
In 1956, Italo Calvino, one of Italy's most popular post-war writers, published "Italian Folk Tales", a collection of 200 tales, drawing on a rich folklore tradition. The source of each tale is noted, the edition is provided with extensive notes. The abundant...
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Deadly Game
Michael Caine
DCI Harry Taylor has no respect for red tape or political reputations – but he's great at catching criminals. And all his unorthodox skills will be needed as an extraordinary situation unfolds on his doorstep: a metal box of radioactive material is...
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I Served the King of England. Too Loud a Solitude. Closely Watched Trains
Bohumil Hrabal
The edition includes three of Bohumil Hrabal's most significant works: "I Served the King of England", "Too Loud a Solitude" and "Closely Watched Trains" - unique artistic worlds, providing exquisite delight to connoisseurs of quality European prose. I...
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The Complete Fairy Tales (Illustrated by Iassen Ghiuselev)
Oscar Wilde
The edition includes all the tales from Oscar Wilde's two classic collections, The Happy Prince and Other Tales and A House of Pomegranates (1892), the first intended entirely for children, and the second, which appears according to the author as the second...
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Emma
Jean Reno
Marked by an incurable trauma, Emma’s life is suddenly turned upside down by an extraordinary set of circumstances, at the center of which is a fatal meeting with a high-ranking man from the Sultanate of Oman. The cozy solitude of the young talented...
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The Avignon Quintet: Constance, Sebastian, Quinx
Lawrence Durrell
The Avignon Quintet gathers Lawrence Durrell's five kaleidoscopic, Booker Prize-nominated novels - orbiting around the South of France in World War II - into one epic modern classic, one of "the greatest novels of our time." Sunday Times "Durrell is a...
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The Italian Bookshop Among the Vines
Amanda Weinberg
In a secluded Italian village, Jewish and Catholic families live side by side. As the storm clouds of war gather, everyone will have to make a heart-breaking choice to save the lives of those they love... Bella's Jewish family has run the local bookshop in...
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Bulgarian Dramaturgy
Frank Wollman
"Bulgarian Dramaturgy" is the first history of our drama, which is only now becoming available to our reading public in translation into Bulgarian. The text comprehensively covers the main periods of the development of stage discourse in our country, starting...
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Odyssey of the Girls from the East
Elitza Gueorguieva
Like frames from a film, scenes from the lives of two Bulgarian women in France at the beginning of the new century alternate. Armed with "The Great Encyclopedic Dictionary of Larousse" and "The Little Larousse of Good Manners", the film student in Lyon...
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Writing Degree Zero. Mythologies
Roland Barthes
Mythologies is the title of a collection of essays examining the tendency of contemporary social value systems to create modern myths. Barthes also looks at the semiology of the process of myth creation, updating Ferdinand de Saussure's system of sign...
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Nettle and Bone
T. Kingfisher
After years of seeing her sisters suffer at the hands of an abusive prince, Marra — the shy, convent-raised, third-born daughter—has finally realized that no one is coming to their rescue. No one, except for Marra herself. Seeking help from a...
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Songs and Romances
Federico García Lorca
But what can I say about Poetry? What can I say about these clouds, about this sky? I look, I look, I look at them, I look at it, and that's it. You understand that a poet can't say anything about Poetry. Leave that to the critics and the professors. But...
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Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There
Lewis Carroll
In 1865, English author Charles Lutwidge Dodgson (1832-1898), aka Lewis Carroll, wrote a fantastical adventure story for the young daughters of a friend. The adventures of Alice - named for one of the little girls to whom the book was dedicated - who journeys...
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My Stories (1973 – 2023). Volume 1
Georgy Borisov
In this impressive literary work in terms of volume and time span, which the author has called “My Stories”, and some would define it as a kind of “writer’s diary”, Georgi Borisov presents his unpublished poems, thoughts and...
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My Stories (1973 – 2023). Volume 2
Georgy Borisov
There are few servants of the Word in our country today who are able to resist vanity and not deviate from the path on which their talent has led them. And on this path, if you remain true to your nature and indifferent to the temptations of time, you will...
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At Home on Cherry Street
Rotraut Susanne Berner
There is always something happening on Cherry Street! At dawn, the bat and the sloth meet to spend the day sleeping. On the top floor, Thomas and Nico wake up Lene. Andrea and Friedrich live downstairs. After work they go to the garden to make marmalade. On...
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The World According to Anna
Jostein Gaarder
When fifteen-year-old Anna begins receiving messages from another time, her parents take her to the doctor. But he can find nothing wrong; in fact he believes there may be some truth to what she is seeing. Anna is haunted by visions of the desolate world of...
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Bulgarian Cuisine
Raymond Wagenstein
A second edition in English of the book awarded with the distinction “Best Book About Regional Cuisine” given by the prestigious International Foundation “Gurman” with a head office in...
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Bulgarian Literature in the 21st Century (2000 - 2022). Vol. 2
Milena Kirova
After five years of work and hundreds of books read, I can say for sure only one thing: during the last quarter of a century, Bulgarian literature has become more diverse than ever before. To what extent this is the result of its internal development and to...
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Breakfast at Tiffany's
Truman Capote
In this seductive, wistful masterpiece, Truman Capote created a woman whose name has entered the American idiom and whose style is a part of the literary landscape. Holly Golightly knows that nothing bad can ever happen to you at Tiffany's; her poignancy,...
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Rhinoceros. The Bald Soprano and Other Plays
Eugene Ionesco
The Bald Soprano, Rhinoceros, The Chairs, The Lesson and Exit the King, collected in this edition, are Eugène Ionesco's most famous and influential plays. The first edition of the collection in Bulgaria, translated by Boyana Petrova, dates from 1999....
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Measuring the World
Daniel Kehlmann
"Measuring the World" is a novel by the Austrian writer Daniel Kehlmann who has been hailed as one of the most promising new generation of writers. This novel is the first of his to be translated into English (by Carol Brown Janeway) and has become an...
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The Captain's Verses: Love Poems
Pablo Neruda
Pablo Neruda, winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature, finished writing The Captain's Verses in 1952 while in exile on the island of Capri ― the paradisal setting for the blockbuster film Il Postino (The Postman). Surrounded by sea, sun, and Capri's...
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Trainspotting
Irvine Welsh
Irvine Welsh's controversial first novel, set on the heroin-addicted fringe of working-class youth in Edinburgh, is yet another exploration of the dark side of Scottishness. The main character, Mark Renton, is at the center of a clique of nihilistic slacker...
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Jade City
Fonda Lee
"Jade City" is a gripping Godfather-esque saga of intergenerational blood feuds, vicious politics, magic, and kungfu. The Kaul family is one of two crime syndicates that control the island of Kekon. It's the only place in the world that produces rare magical...
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Jade City (Hardback)
Fonda Lee
"Jade City" is a gripping Godfather-esque saga of intergenerational blood feuds, vicious politics, magic, and kungfu. The Kaul family is one of two crime syndicates that control the island of Kekon. It's the only place in the world that produces rare magical...
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The Uses of Literature: Essays
Italo Calvino
This volume of essays is a kind of intellectual autobiography of Italo Calvino (1923-1985), one of the greatest Italian writers of the 20th century, often cited as a candidate for the Nobel Prize for Literature. Selected by the author himself, the texts have...
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Cinema
Daniel Kehlmann
Translating the title is both easy and difficult. It literally means play of light but is a a somewhat archaic German word for film or cinema, perhaps akin to the English moving picture. The book is about the famous Austrian film director G. W. Pabst, known...
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Mr Saito’s Travelling Cinema
Annette Bjergfeldt
An infant is left in a shoebox on the doorstep of Buenos Aires’ Magdalene Monastery and is given the name Fabiola by the nuns. Early in life the rebellious Fabiola develops a propensity for finding the perfect pair of shoes for any given individual....
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In Amber's Wake
Christine Leunens
Ethan Grieg, a film student, is in love with his close friend Amber Deering, an environmental activist, who lives at her family’s seemingly picture-perfect stud farm. Amber loves Ethan dearly, but not the way that Ethan longs for. Instead, the man Amber...
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Death in Venice and Other Stories
Thomas Mann
This Bulgarian edition contains 5 of the most popular and remarkable novellas written by Thomas Mann. Featuring his world-famous masterpiece, "Death in Venice," this collection of Nobel laureate Thomas Mann's novellas reveals his artistic evolution. In this...
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A Hollywood Bulgarian
Vladimir Todorov
What does the Hollywood film industry look like from the inside? How were the visuals of the three-headed dog Fluffy, Voldemort and Stuart Little created? Are there limits to imagination and creative self-expression? In his autobiographical book, one of the...
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Food as a Mother, Body as a Child
Rositsa Petrova
In her in-depth work "Food as a Mother, Body as a Child", Rositsa Petrova introduces us - from the point of view of psychoanalysis and its most prominent founders - with our ideas about food and the body, about nutrition and its place in the structures of the...
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