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Zdeněk Franta Book order (chronological)

    Walden
    A Short History of the World
    Walking
    Malá Dorritka
    Jatky
    Malá Dorritka 1
    • V minulosti dlužníci velmi často končili ve vězení. Podobný osud potkal i Williama Dorrita. Ve věznici s ním vyrůstají i jeho děti - Fanny, Amy a Edward. Pro ně ale vězení neplatí a mohou je opouštět. Amy, zvaná Malá Dorritka, proto rodině vypomáhá jako švadlena. Přitom se seznámí s Arturem, který zjistí, že by Amin otec vězení mohl opustit…

      Malá Dorritka2018
      4.1
    • Walking

      • 64 pages
      • 3 hours of reading

      In this charming little book, Thoreau treats his subject as if it were a walk itself. As he wanders, so do his thoughts. Thoreau walked both for exercise of mind and body and as a way of exploring his inner and outer worlds.

      Walking1995
      3.9
    • From the origins of the Earth to the outcome of the First World War, this work presents an account of the evolution of life and the development of the human race. It considers such subjects as the Neolithic era, the rise of Judaism, the Golden Age of Athens, the life of Christ, the rise of Islam, and the discovery of America.

      A Short History of the World1931
      3.9
    • Lucy Snowe leaves England and finds work as a teacher in Madame Beck's school, where she is strangely drawn to the autocractic schoolmaster Monsieur Paul Emanuel.

      Villette1928
      3.8
    • Romola

      Román z doby renaissanční

      Romola1914
    • In March 1845, Henry David Thoreau moved into a small cabin in the woods surrounding Walden Pond. Here he conducted a two-year social experiment, removing himself almost entirely from society while instead engaging with the sounds, the animals and the passers-by that inhabited the wilderness. In this isolation he built his own shelter and sourced his own food, testing the limits of his capacity to be self-reliant. From this experience the masterpiece Walden emerged; it is Thoreau's manifesto for simplicity, self-sufficiency and detachment from the unnecessary constructs of urban societies and economies. Thoreau's thoughtful, witty and memorable journal asks us to question absolutely everything we have come to believe about how to live.

      Walden1902
      3.9