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Anima and Aldrah are soulmates.Anima is a young, experienced South African lawyer who is completing her postgraduate studies in a large city on the French Mediterranean coast.Aldrah, who is much older than her, has been practicing as an anesthesiologist in a private clinic in the same city for a long time.Their paths cross when Anima finds herself with an unwanted pregnancy and wants to have an abortion under general anesthesia, and by chance comes across Aldrah as the anesthesiologist.However, will the soulmate connection they discover survive this procedure, which is extremely stressful for Anima psychologically, as an abortion is for her and probably for every woman?

Cora is in a cult. She is unfaithful, wants to destroy her family, cannot adequately care for her children, drives her husband crazy, and is mentally unstable. At least that is what Alex, her husband, says. What is behind these accusations? And why is Cora afraid of Alex and flees their home one evening in a hurry? Cora lives a seemingly perfect life. She is a respected nurse, married to a charming and adventurous man, fulfilling her dream of a large family, a full-time mother, and living in a big house. However, this facade gradually crumbles as more and more acts of violence, obsessive behavior patterns, and threats occur. Her children suffer and have to choose sides.

A spell-binding fantasy novel set in the Blitz, from the author of Golden Hill.What a joy! A novel with endless ingenuity and enormous heart. Kaliane BradleyHis Dark Materials meets the Blitz.ObserverA literary magician.Daily TelegraphMy god can he write. Richard Osman Its the summer of 1939. London is on the brink of catastrophic war. Iris Hawkins, an ambitious young woman in the stuffy world of City finance, has a chance encounter with Geoff, a technical whizz at the BBCs nascent television unit.What was supposed to be one night of abandon draws her instead into an adventure of otherworldly pursuit - into a reality where time bends, spirits can be summoned, and history hangs by a thread. Soon there are Nazi planes overhead. But Iris has more to contend with than the terrors of the Blitz. Over the rooftops of burning London, in the twisted passages between past and present, a fascist fanatic is travelling with a gun in her hand.And only Iris can stop her from altering the course of history forever.

For the first time, the complete history of David Lynch and Mark Frosts Twin Peaks, told through fascinatingly detailed reporting and exclusive interviews with the shows cast and creators.The high point of TV as a medium. David Lynchs Twin Peaks may never be bettered.GuardianAnybody making one-hour drama today who says he wasnt influenced by David Lynch is lying. David ChaseFrom its initial broadcast in 1990 to the unexpected and hugely acclaimed return of the series some twenty-five years later, Twin Peaks garnered millions of fans across the world - though from the first episode, studio executives had predicted the inevitable failure of the show.In A Place Both Wonderful and Strange, film and TV critic Scott Meslow takes us behind the (red) curtain of Twin Peaks and into the unique and immersive world created by David Lynch and Mark Frost. Meslow has conducted dozens of original interviews with cast and crew - including Mark Frost, Sherilyn Fenn, James Marshall and Ray Wise - which shed new light on this extraordinary work that often raised as many questions as it answered.With David Lynchs passing in 2025, there may never be another return to the unforgettable town of Twin Peaks, yet A Place Both Wonderful and Strange draws readers back once again to the inimitable experience of the show and offers fascinating new insights and perspectives.

A companion for life, this anthology is filled with unforgettable poems by, for and about parents. Poems about parents and parenthood have been written throughout history, exploring the relationships that remain eternally familiar yet endlessly unfathomable. Family Lines traces this rich tradition, presenting diverse perspectives on subjects including pregnancy and arrivals, loss and letting go, mothers and fathers, ageing and farewells. Simon Armitage and Rachel Bowers marvellous selection stretches from antiquity to the present day, bringing together adored classics and extraordinary contemporary poems. See how life is transformed following childbirth according to William Blake, Sylvia Plath and Liz Berry. Christina Rossetti, Philip Larkin, Mary Jean Chan and Selima Hill offer differing perspectives on mothers. There are powerful father-and-son encounters from Homer as well as Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Li-Young Lee and Roger Robinson. Tony Harrison, Anne Carson and Fawzia Muradali Kane are among those wishing farewells. Whether measured in sweet-wild weeks or obstinate, exhausted mornings, through sharpest pangs or each minuscule miracle - this anthology illuminates what connects us across generations.

This beautiful book explains how to capture the joy of nature in the versatility of linocut. From a simple idea or sketch, it guides you through the process of planning designs, carving and then successfully printing your work. Projects with detailed step-by-step instructions further demonstrate the process with one-colour and jigsaw prints, before advancing to reduction and multi-block prints. All are shown with the most endearing images that capture the enchanting characteristics of our much-loved British birds and wildlife.

Three sisters, two devastating bomb blasts, one life-changing war . . . Little Women for younger readers set during World War Two and beyond.Judith Eagle is Noel Streatfeild for a new generation. Katya BalenFunny, charming, poignant. Emma CarrollStayed with me long after I turned the final page. Jasbinder BilanA brilliantly written page-turner that brings history to shimmering life. Lauren St JohnWar has been declared and the lives of three sisters, Lydia, Peggy and Teddy, are about to be turned upside down.As bombs rain down on London, the girls will lose their homes, their things, their loved ones . . . But they will find lost kittens, friendships with fellow rebels, the need for art, the strength and love to carry on, and a greater sense of family than ever. And with each others help and with the radical changes to society that war brings, the three sisters will discover the essence of who they truly are.Lydias story: its 1939 and war has been declared. The girls have been evacuated to the countryside. Lydia, the oldest and always the sensible one, is finding a way to make everyone feel safe - with her cooking! But the weight of responsibility begins to feel unbearably heavy and Lydia decides to take drastic, dangerous action . . .Peggys story: its 1943 and the girls are back in London, crammed into a house in Peckham Rye with numerous friends and relatives. Peggy, the arty one, is at school and hating it. Inspired by her new friend Arno, a refugee from Germany, Peggy is determined to go to art school, whatever the cost . . .Teddys story: its 1946 and the girls are living through the wars aftermath. Teddy, the clever one, is excelling at school. So when a school trip to Paris is on the cards, the family are keen to find the money for Teddy to go. Little do they know that, instead of learning French, Teddy plans to try and find one of the familys very dearest lost loved ones . . .

Magnificent . . . A book that is tart, racy and compulsively readable. The pictures, as you might expect, are gorgeous Kathryn Hughes, The TimesPublished ahead of the centenary of the Queens birth, this beautifully illustrated book uncovers the hidden history of the Crown and how it survived a tumultuous era and two world wars. **Features over 100 sumptuous images**From the birth of the house of Windsor in 1917, its leading women - Queen Mary, the Queen Mother, the Duchess of Windsor and Queen Elizabeth II - faced the perils of abdication and assassination, revolution and the rise of fascism, the threat of invasion and all-out war. Their sartorial decisions, alongside those of their royal husbands, projected power and perpetuity, diplomacy and defiance.In this cinematic story of espionage and exquisite couture, Justine Picardie reveals the undercover lives of the creators behind the façade - including Hardy Amies, Cecil Beaton, Norman Hartnell and Edward Molyneux - and traces the ways in which visual iconography safeguarded the monarchy, even when their reign seemed to be hanging by a thread.Drawing on original research in the Royal Archives and her own experiences at Balmoral, Windsor Castle and Buckingham Palace, Picardie explores the family feuds and international conflicts that challenged the Crown, and how royal fashion has long been wielded as a weapon.

Seeing Sabbath as the Gospels Call to Resist, Reimagine, and Reclaim The worlds relentless push for "more and better" reflects a value system that is individualistic and economically exploitative, leaving Christians and the church itself exhausted. Amid this weariness, Sabbath emerges as not merely a day of rest, but a powerful, countercultural invitation to push back.In Sabbath Gospel, G. P. Wagenfuhr and Amy J. Erickson invite us to consider Sabbath as much more than a cessation from work. Sabbath is a grand exodus from tiring economic regimes and the empty promise of self-actualization. By expanding our vision of Sabbath beyond the Creation story, we vacate the idol of the world and take our place in the household of God, the church, where Jesus is Lord of the Sabbath. In this robust biblical theology, scholars, theologians, and pastors find a fresh approach to Sabbath that moves us beyond empty practices and renews our language about the gospel.What youll find in Sabbath Gospel: A transformative view of Sabbath as communal resistance against the exploitative value systems of the world Interdisciplinary insights into the Biblical theology of Sabbath A call to live out Sabbath anew in Gods reconciled community Sabbath Gospel challenges readers to rethink Sabbath, moving beyond individualistic notions of rest. Sabbath is not just about stepping back from work for personal rejuvenation but about stepping into Gods householda reconciled community where rest is shared, burdens are lifted, and the gospel is renewed in our lives. Reimagine your view of Sabbath with Sabbath Gospel.

A Escola da Terra é um programa de formação continuada para professores da Educação do Campo, vinculado ao Pronacampo/MEC e instituído pela Portaria 579/2013. Seu objetivo é qualificar práticas pedag

A wise, deep, nuanced and profoundly moving book Siri HustvedtThoughtful, important and a reminder that hope belongs to everyone Christie WatsonThe Sunday Times bestselling authors of The Devil You Know return with a life-affirming book, taking us into the consulting room with Dr Gwen Adshead to witness her work with patients and discover how we heal after trauma. Unspeakable is a testament to human resilience and the power of therapy.The pioneering psychiatrist and psychotherapist Dr Gwen Adshead works with patients struggling in the wake of a range of distressing and painful life events. Drawn from over thirty years of clinical practice, Unspeakable illuminates how language - and silence - can dramatically affect the quality of our recovery after disaster. Whether were suffering from a sudden bereavement or intergenerational trauma, assault or abuse, sometimes the hardest words to say out loud are the very ones to set us free. With Adsheads assistance and extraordinary insight, these courageous people discover new ways of viewing their experiences and moving forward in their lives.In a world of quick fixes, immediate heated responses and lazily applied labels, Unspeakable urges nuance, expertise and compassion. It charts the transformation of patient identities, hearts and minds through the power of language, and makes a compelling case for hope.

Fendas no solo, rios e afluentes, redes, tranças, veredas e lugares onde a vida se insinua. Fendas e vincos é uma coletânea de poemas que explora as múltiplas aberturas do cotidiano. Na obra, Gildes

Mais que uma antologia, este box é uma viagem literária: um encontro entre estilos, épocas e sensibilidades diferentes que dialogam por meio das temáticas de crime, mistério e suspense. Para os apaixonados por literatura, por historias sombrias e cheias de enigmas ou mesmo para aqueles que querem se iniciar no mundo da leitura de ficço, trata-se de uma oportunidade rara de ter, em um so conjunto, a essencia do genero em sua riqueza mais ampla.

Estela, advogada bem-sucedida, esposa e mãe, vê sua vida meticulosamente construída desmoronar com a notícia da morte de Ayla, sua filha de vinte e um anos. A jovem estudante de Artes se despede da v

Musa Okwonga a young Black man who grew up in a predominantly working-class town was not your typical Eton College student.The experience moulded and challenged him but also made him wonder why a place that was so good for him also seemed to contribute to the harm being done to the UK. The more he searched, the more evident the connection became between one of Britains most prestigious institutions and the genesis of Brexit.Woven throughout this deeply personal and unflinching memoir of Musas five years at Eton in the 1990s is a present-day narrative which engages with much wider questions: privilege, the distribution of wealth, the rise of the far right, systemic racism, the boys club of government and the power of the few to control the fate of the many.One of Them is both an intimate account and a timely exploration of race and class in modern Britain.

Branca de Neve não é uma princesa.Ela vive numa fazenda com seus pais, que vieram de muito longe para começar uma vida nova no Brasil, com uma pequena plantação cheia de sonhos.Quando sete agricultor

RETORNE À MAGIA DO ARQUIPÉLAGO...O VENENO ESTÁ SE ESPALHANDO E O TEMPO ESTÁ ACABANDO.Quando Christopher acorda com um dragão mordiscando seu rosto, o coração acelera – não de medo, mas de alegria pur

Ao esvaziar o apartamento da mãe morta em plena pandemia, Ana acredita que está apenas se livrando de tralhas — mas o que encontra é um museu de afetos que a obriga a revisitar toda a própria históri

The Astronomers Lost DaughterEchoes of the Veiled Stars XIby Evelyne DLorien Book Description (EN)Some stars do not fall.They wait to be remembered.When an abandoned observatory begins to breathe again, its shifting constellations reveal a truth long denied: the Astronomers daughter was never lost to the night. She was claimed by an unfinished pattern written into the sky itself.As the narrator follows echoes through corridors of folded darkness and archives of unrealized constellations, the boundary between human memory and celestial destiny begins to dissolve. What emerges is not a tale of disappearance, but of transformationof a girl caught between becoming a constellation and remaining human, and of the cost the universe never learned to count.The Astronomers Lost Daughter is the eleventh volume of Echoes of the Veiled Stars, a poetic, introspective fantasy about memory, sacrifice, and the fragile mercy of completion. Told in luminous prose and shaped by stillness rather than spectacle, it explores what happens when the sky itself must learn the weight of love.For readers of atmospheric fantasy, mythic resonance, and quiet stories where cosmic wonder meets human tenderness.

A cada ano que se passa, cresce o número de jovens negros, LGBTs e periféricos nas universidades públicas. Esse movimento é fruto da incansável luta das minorias sociais, que vem como contraponto à e