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"Moment of Truth" - Elvis Presley

Elvis Presley's Moment of Truth is the autobiography of the legendary musician, which tells about his life, career and internal struggles.

"Letters to Milena" - Franz Kafka

Franz Kafka's "Letters to Milena" is a collection of letters written by the author for his beloved Milena Jacobi. In them, he expresses his feelings, thoughts and fears.

"Aeneas" - Virgil

Virgil's "Aeneas" is an epic work about the adventures of Aeneas, who escapes from the plundered Troy and establishes Rome. It is the legendary foundation of Roman mythology.

"Ramayana" - Valmiki

Valmiki's "Ramayana" is an ancient epic of India, recounting the adventures of the god Rama, his wife Sita, and the battle with the demon Ravana, embodying spiritual and moral lessons.

"Mahabharata" - Vedic authors

The Mahabharata is one of the oldest epic works of Indian literature, describing the conflict between the two prince brothers and containing philosophical and ethical lessons.

"Pilgrimage to Jerusalem" - Tasso Torquato

Tasso Torquato's "Pilgrimage to Jerusalem" is an epic poem describing the feats of chivalry during the Crusades and spiritual quest.

"Savonarola" - Alfred de Vigny

Alfred de Vigny's "Savonarola" is a biography of Giordano Savonarola, a Dominican monk and religious leader whose life and ideals have aroused interest and controversy.

"Don Juan" - Molier (although it is a comedy, but also contains elements of tragedy)

Molier's "Don Juan" is a comedy, but also reflects the tragic fate of the protagonist, exploring themes of love, morality and morality in an ironic manner.

"Anabasis" - Xenophon

Xenophon's Anabasis is an ancient Greek story about the campaign of ten thousand Greeks who find themselves in a difficult situation and are fighting for survival.

"Eugene Onegin" - Alexander Pushkin

"Eugene Onegin" by Alexander Pushkin is a novel in verse about the hero, his relations, aspirations and disappointments, as well as about the life of Russian society at the beginning of the 19th century.

"Don Juan" - Lorenzo da Ponte (based on the poem by Lorenzo da Ponte, which he wrote based on the comedy of Moliere)

Lorenzo da Ponte's Don Juan is an opera based on Moliere's comedy, about a villain and his love adventures, combining music and theater.

"Inferno" - Dante Alighieri (part of "Divine Comedy" in verse)

"Inferno" is part of Dante Alighieri's "Divine Comedy," describing a journey through hell that combines philosophy, religion and poetic skill.

"Pole Me" - Lily Green

Lily Green's "Pole Me" is a novel about complex relationships, internal conflicts and the search for meaning in love, written into modern context.

"Reineke-Fuchs" - Jogann Wolfgang Goethe

Johann Wolfgang Goethe's Reineke Fuchs is an epic poem in which animals personify human traits and moral qualities, exploring the nature of man.

"Brothers Grimm. Tales "- Brothers Grimm

"Brothers Grimm. Tales "is a collection of folk and mythical tales collected and recorded by the Brothers Grimm, including such classic tales as Cinderella and Hansel and Gretel.

"Russian folk tales" - different authors

"Russian Folk Tales" is a collection of folk stories and myths that convey national culture and wisdom, including tales of animals and heroes.

"Celtic myths and legends" - Twine McDonald

Twine McDonald's Celtic Myths and Legends is a collection of short stories in which the spirit of Celtic mythology comes to life, telling about gods, heroes and mysterious events.

"Indian Myths and Legends" - Vernor Hall

Vernor Hall's "Indian Myths and Legends" is a collection of short stories that reveal ancient Indian myths, gods and cultural practices.

"Greek Myths" - Robin Waterfield

Robin Waterfield's Greek Myths is a clear and interesting introduction to the world of ancient Greek mythology, telling about gods, heroes and legends.

"Time" - George Orwell

George Orwell's "Time" is an essay where the author reflects on the nature of time, its understanding and impact on human life and society.