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"Senka vetra" by Carlos Ruiz Zafón is legally available in Serbian through authorized retailers, including a 20th-anniversary illustrated edition published by Čarobna knjiga. Digital versions can be accessed through subscription services like Bookmate, with a sample excerpt available from the publisher. For the 20th-anniversary illustrated edition, visit Čarobna knjiga.

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