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"De cegueira em cegueira, eliminamos tanta vida do nosso horizonte intelectual que, no fim, ficamos sozinhos." Em Fitópolis, o neurobiólogo e botânico italiano Stefano Mancuso propõe uma transformaçã

Em seu primeiro romance jovem, Brian Selznick, autor best-seller de A invenção de Hugo Cabret, usa palavras e ilustrações para tecer uma história de amor que nasce num verão italiano — mas é capaz de

Um livro essencial na obra de Emmanuel Carrère. Uma investigação de um crime brutal, à altura de clássicos como A sangue frio, de Truman Capote. Carrère acompanha a desconcertante vida dupla de um pa

Nesta sensível estreia de Fabiane Secches no romance, Ilhas suspensas equilibra ensaio e ficção para contar não apenas uma história sobre saudade e solidão, como também sobre amor, família e amizade.

A transformação começa no exato momento em que você para de fugir e escolhe encarar sua própria verdade.Em Ruptura intencional, Marcelo Toledo oferece perguntas que incomodam, histórias que inspiram

TEOLOGIA? O QUE É ISSO?A palavra teologia pode soar complicada, como se fosse apenas assunto de adulto. Mas, na verdade, teologia significa simplesmente pensar sobre Deus. Este livro mostra que pensar sobre Deus pode ser algo fascinante, transformador e totalmente acessivel as crianças!Apos varias conversas com seus proprios filhos, Alex Early escreveu Pensando sobre Deus para preencher a lacuna entre conceitos teologicos e crianças curiosas. Aqui, grandes questes so bem-vindas e palavras dificeis so explicadas, desde a trindade ate a cristologia.Com formato de perguntas e respostas, as crianças podem optar por ler do inicio ao fim, ou pular para qualquer pergunta que desperte seu interesse, como: Por que Deus criou os seres humanos? Por que Deus permite que o pecado exista? Por que Jesus morreu? O que faremos no ceu?

Deixe de esperar por milagres prontos quando você tem o poder de criar a própria transformação.Em Seja o seu próprio milagre, Patrícia Elias, principal influência em estética no Brasil, te conduz pel

Gabriel retorna à sua cidade natal quando seus pais morrem. Lá, conhece um misterioso andarilho que busca diferentes espécimes de aranhas e que também sofre com perdas recentes. É nessa comunhão de l

Perfect for fans of Ava Reid and Lucy Holland, this is a page-turning dark fantasy of persecuted witches, snatched children, twisted magic, changelings and the sins that bind.Set in the multi-award-winning authors acclaimed Sourdough universe, this standalone story sits alongside previous novels, including All the Murmuring Bones and The Briar Book of the Dead.Deep in the forest lives Mehrab the witch, coping with loneliness in her own strange ways and quietly battling her demons. One evening, a young woman appears on her doorstep seeking shelter, pursued by godhounds who wish to destroy all those practising magic, and Mehrabs solitary existence is disrupted as she teaches the girl how to control her powers. Together they forge a cure for their isolation with heartbreaking consequences...Meanwhile, in the local village, children begin to disappear, sometimes returning forever changed or not returning at all. Sinister offerings appear on Mehrabs doorstep, and a dark power pursues her through the trees. As the villagers turn hostile and the godhounds close in, Mehrab finds herself at the centre of a struggle to save the soul of the forest, the life of an old love and her own new-formed family.Set in Slatters bewitching gothic Sourdough universe, this is a haunting, gripping tale written with wit and heart. A book to both savour and devour.

Cyborg samurai Catherine LeBlanc pulls out the big gunsliterallywhen aliens unleash an apocalyptic weapon in the seventh book of this cyberpunk adventure.The Antithesis want nothing more than to consume other worlds, altering their environments and birthing armies of monsters to continue their spread across the galaxy. Their next target is Earth, but with hundreds of Samurai protecting their home, it will be no easy victory. Taking root on Mars and its moons, the Antithesis have concocted a plan for the ultimate cosmic takeover: transform Phobos into a living satellite and hurtle it toward Earth.Phobos has been terraformed into a breeding ground, creating an army capable of flooding the entire solar system. As the giant alien nest nears, the threat becomes increasingly apparent. If the Martian moon collides with Earth, the loss of life will be catastrophic and the Antithesis will be free to turn humanitys home into a new hive for the enemy.With Armageddon fast approaching, Catherine LeBlanc and her fellow Samurai only have a matter of days to prepare their counterstrike. To prevent the planet from turning into a wasteland, they will need to assemble international forces and meet their extraterrestrial foes on the battlefield. But even their combined firepower might not be enough to defend against what lies ahead . . .The seventh volume of the hit LitRPG sci-fi serieswith more than 23 million views on Royal Roadnow available in paperback, ebook, and audiobook!

Você não nasceu para sobreviver. Seu chamado é para prosperar.Em Poder e riqueza, Paulo Vieira une fé e ação para transformar sua mentalidade financeira e sua identidade espiritual. A profundidade bí

"Quando você se alinha à sua essência, a sua influência deixa de ser esforço e vira extensão." Em um mundo saturado por fórmulas prontas e discursos repetidos, ser uma pessoa apenas competente já n

Você deseja aprender a programar computadores quânticos, ou apenas deseja entender como este novo paradigma irá revolucionar o mundo? Leia neste livro, de uma forma leve e descontraída, usando metáfo

Discover the transformative power of sound as a pathway to healing, balance, and deep inner awareness. Sound has always been part of the human experience, shaping emotion, memory, and connection. But beyond what we hear lies a deeper dimension: vibration, frequency, and resonance that interact with the body and mind in profound ways. Sonic Therapeutics: Uncover the Benefits of Sound Healing invites you into the world of sound healing with clarity, warmth, and grounded insight, offering an accessible yet meaningful exploration of how sound can support well, being. This book is designed for curious beginners and thoughtful learners who want to understand not just what sound healing is, but how and why it works. It bridges ancient traditions and modern perspectives, weaving together history, science, mindfulness, and practical experience without overwhelming jargon or rigid instruction. The writing is personal and engaging, guiding you gently through concepts while respecting your own pace of discovery. Inside, youll explore how sound frequencies interact with the human body, influencing relaxation, emotional regulation, and mental clarity. Youll learn about the science behind vibration and resonance, and how intentional sound can affect the nervous system, brainwave states, and overall sense of balance. Clear explanations make complex ideas understandable, helping you feel informed rather than talked down to. The book also introduces the tools and practices commonly used in sound healing, from resonant instruments to voice, based techniques, explaining their role and impact in a way that feels grounded and approachable. Youll gain insight into immersive sound experiences, the therapeutic use of music, the cultural significance of chanting, and the growing interest in frequency, based listening practices. Each topic is presented with care, avoiding hype and focusing instead on awareness, presence, and realistic benefits. Beyond techniques, Sonic Therapeutics emphasizes the importance of mindfulness and conscious listening. Sound healing is not portrayed as a quick fix, but as a supportive practice that works best when paired with intention and self, awareness. The book also explores how sound, based approaches may complement other wellness practices, and how they can be adapted for stress, sleep challenges, emotional health, and everyday balance. Looking ahead, the book reflects on the future of sound, based wellness, inviting readers to consider how ancient insights and evolving research may continue to shape how we relate to sound as a healing force. Whether you are seeking calm, curiosity, or a deeper understanding of holistic wellness, this book offers a thoughtful companion on the journey. It doesnt promise miracles. Instead, it offers knowledge, reflection, and an invitation to listen more deeply to the subtle ways sound shapes our inner and outer worlds.

Financial advisors talk about retirement portfolios and compound interest. Nobody talks about the thousand dollars that keeps you from catastrophe next month. When the car breaks or the job disappears, no investment strategy helps if you cannot cover rent.This book focuses on the neglected foundation of personal finance: the emergency buffer. You will learn why most financial advice fails people who live paycheck to paycheck, and why the psychological security of a buffer changes decision-making in ways that compound over decades. The first cushion is not just money. It is a different relationship with risk.The Buffer Zone provides a realistic framework for building reserves when there seems to be nothing left to save. You will discover hidden leaks, painless cuts, and the psychology of small wins. The goal is not wealth. The goal is the breathing room that makes all other financial progress possible. Start with the buffer. Everything else comes after.

Purpose isnt something you findits something you allow yourself to recognize. This book explores the psychological patterns beneath the search for meaning, examining how our drive for purpose can become another form of self-judgment, why clarity feels elusive despite sincere searching, and what happens when we mistake achievement for meaningful living. Through understanding how the question "whats my purpose?" can mask deeper fears about worthiness, why our nervous system resists claiming what matters to us, and how purpose emerges through attention rather than discovery, this work offers insight into the emotional dimensions of meaningful living. Rather than prescribing passion projects or life missions, it invites readers to explore what their search for purpose protects them from, how fear of the wrong choice creates paralysis, and why permission to care about small things can feel more threatening than grand visions. For anyone exhausted by the pressure to find their calling, or who feels meaning slipping away despite external success, this book reframes purpose as recognition rather than achievement.

The new hires first week predicts whether they will be productive in month three or gone by month six. Most companies understand this intellectually and ignore it practically. The onboarding process, when it exists at all, is an afterthought assembled from leftover slides and overwhelmed colleagues.This book transforms onboarding from administrative burden into strategic advantage. You will learn what new employees actually need in their first forty hours, not policies and forms, but clarity, belonging, and early wins. You will understand why the first week creates impressions that resist correction, and why fixing bad starts costs more than doing it right the first time.The First Forty Hours provides frameworks for companies of any size. Whether you hire one person yearly or fifty monthly, the principles scale. The difference between structured onboarding and chaotic onboarding is measured in retention rates, productivity curves, and the reputation that spreads when former employees talk. First impressions are permanent investments.

You died. Again. The screen fades, the counter ticks, and you are back at the checkpoint, minus experience, minus gold, minus twenty minutes of progress. Game designers call this the death penalty. Players call it frustrating. But both groups know it works.This book explores the psychology and design philosophy behind death penalties in video games. From the brutal corpse runs of early MMOs to the forgiving checkpoints of modern platformers, you will understand why different games punish failure differently and what that teaches players.The Death Timer examines the spectrum from permadeath roguelikes to consequence-free sandbox games. You will learn why Dark Souls made its reputation on punishment, why some players love losing everything, and why the trend toward easier respawns might be making games less memorable. Whether you design games or just play them, understanding the penalty system reveals what a game is really trying to teach you.

"Le fouet claque, les chevaux s’élancent. L’attelage longe la Seine, qui tend son bras maternel avec une nonchalante tendresse et coule en un long ruban vert aux reflets incertains. Un foisonnement a

At 1:23 AM on April 26, 1986, reactor number four of the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant exploded. In the hours and days that followed, heroism and incompetence collided as the Soviet system tried first to deny, then to contain, then to bury the worst nuclear disaster in history. The core is still burning in its concrete sarcophagus.This book traces the full arc of Chernobyl. You will learn the physics of what went wrong, the human decisions that made disaster inevitable, and the sacrifices of the liquidators who died preventing worse. You will understand why the Soviet response, from delayed evacuation to doctored radiation readings, turned a catastrophe into a civilizational indictment.The Burning Core also looks at the aftermath. The exclusion zone became an accidental wildlife sanctuary. The town of Pripyat became a time capsule of Soviet life. And the lessons about institutional failure, about what happens when truth is subordinated to image, remain urgent for any system that operates dangerous technology.