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A world-class writer Hamid Ismailov, author of The RailwayA stunning novel, mesmeric, revelatory, singular Sara Baume, author of Seven SteeplesOn the eve of his wedding, young Alyoshka pines for an earlier love. Ilne chose to leave the nomadic Nenets community seven years before, moving to the city and taking his heart with her. Under increasing pressure to marry, Alyoshka struggles against the ancient Nenets customs of home and family, unwilling to give up his hope for another life.Meanwhile, other painful transitions shake the foundations of the small camp. Deep in grief, Ilnes father Petko feels he has no role left to play in the community, while Vanu strikes out on a difficult journey to try to soothe his troubled friends.Deep in northern Siberia, minor human tragedies play out against the cold expanse of the tundra. With bursts of lyricism and a Chekhovian eye for human frailty, Anna Nerkagi crafts a multi-voiced drama of lost love and the clash between youthful dreams and the complex ties of home.

***THE INTERNATIONAL SENSATION BEING PUBLISHED IN 15 LANGUAGES***Curious, compassionate and utterly practical. This book doesnt just help you understand sleep; it helps you understand yourself Damian Hughes, co-presenter of High PerformanceWere drowning in sleep advice - this book is your lifeboat.A clear-eyed and passionate antidote to both individual sleep anxiety and our current obsessive, perfectionist culture, Think Less, Sleep More unpacks the science and fundamentals of sleep - including misunderstood concepts such as sleep drive and sleep debt - and arms you with simple tools for how you can improve something you spend a third of your life doing.Youll discover: Why your evening routine matters far less than your morning routine How to trust your bodys natural sleep drive and rhythms Why bad nights dont ruin your health How to re-set your relationship with sleep and free yourself from sleep anxiety

YOU THINK YOURE SAFE. BUT SOMEBODYS WATCHING...Irish estate agent Rosie Kinsella loves her job selling high-end properties in London. But when shes targeted by a mysterious stalker her amazing life is turned upside down.Who is Michael, and why does he seem to think he and Rosie are in relationship? How does he know where she lives and where she works? And how has he managed to take photos inside her house?Rosies colleagues and friends rally round to protect her. But who can she really trust?

O Homem e a Gente, publicado em 1957, reúne reflexões tardias de José Ortega y Gasset sobre a natureza da vida humana em sociedade. Nessa obra, o filósofo espanhol aprofunda sua concepção de que o ho

Estudos sobre o amor, de José Ortega y Gasset, é uma reflexão filosófica profunda sobre a natureza do amor humano, publicada originalmente em 1941. Longe de tratar o amor como simples emoção ou impul

O livro Sociologias do racismo e do antirracismo: novos sujeitos, novas agendas de pesquisa é uma coletânea de textos organizada por discentes e egressos do Programa de Pós-Graduação em Sociologia da

Legislação e Ética em Enfermagem apresenta uma abordagem sistematizada dos fundamentos éticos, legais e deontológicos que orientam o exercício profissional da enfermagem no Brasil. A obra reúne conce

Little Known Facts About Well Known People by Dale Carnegie is not written as a conventional historical or biographical work, but as a collection of striking, provocative stories designed to shock, amuse, and inspire. Each chapter is built around a bold claim drawn from the books table of contents, presenting famous figures through paradox, irony, and surprise rather than documented chronology. The result is a series of vivid narrative sketches that challenge the readers assumptions about greatness.Albert Einstein is introduced as a former school dunce, someone whose early failures stand in stark contrast to his later reputation as a "wizard" of science. Edgar Allan Poe appears as a poet who married a child and earned almost nothing for a decade of work, while Cleopatra is framed through her power to win the love of two of the greatest leaders of her age.Carnegie delights in unlikely transformations. Greta Garbo is remembered as once working in a barbers shop before becoming an icon, and Guglielmo Marconi as an inventor so disruptive that people supposedly tried to shoot him for creating wireless communication. Rudolf is evoked through haunting imagery of tragedy rather than royal grandeur.Power and success are repeatedly stripped of glamour. Catherine the Great rules an empire yet lives a scandalous private life; Napoleon Bonaparte keeps a bride waiting at the altar; Charlie Chaplin changes world history without personal thrill; and Walt Disney builds a fortune from a mouse and three pigs.Through these exaggerated, memorable contrasts, Carnegie suggests a single idea: greatness is rarely neat, dignified, or predictable. It is often born from embarrassment, contradiction, and astonishing reversalsmaking fame far more human than legendary.

Luna, a curious young dolphin, feels a restless pull beyond the familiar coral reef where her pod lives. One day, she notices a mysterious, pulsing light flickering beyond the reef and follows it into an uncharted underwater cave, guided by whispering currents, glowing fish, and shimmering crystals. As she navigates the twisting tunnels, the cave seems alive, responding to her presence and courage, revealing intricate carvings, rainbow-lit chambers, and magical currents. At the heart of the cave, she discovers a massive, radiant diamondthe Heart of the Cavewhich resonates with her own heartbeat and acknowledges her bravery, patience, and care for the ocean. Through this journey, Luna not only uncovers a hidden magical world but also begins a profound connection with it, hinting at a destiny as a guardian of its wonders and secrets.

Thomas Mann (18751955) zahlt zu den bedeutendsten Schriftstellern der deutschen und europaischen Literatur. Geboren in Lubeck als Sohn eines Kaufmanns, pragten ihn fruh das groburgerliche Milieu und der Gegensatz zwischen Kunst und Burgertum, der spater zu einem zentralen Thema seines Werks wurde. Bereits mit seinem Debutroman Buddenbrooks gelang ihm ein literarischer Welterfolg, der 1929 mit dem Nobelpreis fur Literatur gewurdigt wurde. Mann lebte und wirkte in Deutschland, der Schweiz und spater im Exil in den USA, nachdem er sich offen gegen den Nationalsozialismus positioniert hatte. Sein Werk verbindet psychologische Tiefe, gesellschaftliche Analyse, Ironie und philosophische Reflexion. Thomas Manns Einfluss reicht weit uber seine Lebenszeit hinaus: Er steht bis heute fur einen humanistischen Geist, intellektuelle Verantwortung und die Auseinandersetzung mit den groen Fragen von Kultur, Moral und Geschichte. Thomas Manns Werke kreisen um den Konflikt zwischen Individuum und Gesellschaft, Geist und Leben, Kunst und Macht; sie sind bis heute spannend und beliebt, weil sie zeitlose menschliche Fragen mit erzahlerischer Eleganz und geistiger Tiefe verbinden. Ihre literarische und kulturelle Bedeutung wirkt bis in die Gegenwart fort.Diese Sammlung vereint die groten und einflussreichsten Texte Thomas Manns und bietet einen umfassenden Uberblick uber sein literarisches Schaffen. Sie versammelt Romane, Novellen, Erzahlungen und Dramen, die zu den Klassikern der deutschen Literatur gehoren und den Autor in seiner ganzen thematischen und stilistischen Vielfalt zeigen:Buddenbrooks Verfall einer Familie schildert den Niedergang einer Lubecker Kaufmannsfamilie uber mehrere Generationen und ist ein Meisterwerk des realistischen Gesellschaftsromans. Der Zauberberg gilt als philosophischer Bildungsroman, der Krankheit, Zeit und Ideologien am Vorabend des Ersten Weltkriegs reflektiert. Mit Joseph und seine Bruder bestehend aus Die Geschichten Jaakobs, Der junge Joseph, Joseph in Agypten und Joseph der Ernahrer schuf Mann eine monumentale Neuerzahlung biblischer Stoffe, die Mythos, Geschichte und Moderne verbindet. Doktor Faustus thematisiert Schuld, Genie und den moralischen Zusammenbruch Deutschlands anhand des Schicksals eines Komponisten. Lotte in Weimar und Der Erwahlte zeigen Manns spielerisch-ironischen Umgang mit deutscher Kulturgeschichte, wahrend Bekenntnisse des Hochstaplers Felix Krull als humorvoller Kunstler- und Schelmenroman begeistert.Die Novellen, darunter Tonio Kroger, Der Tod in Venedig und Mario und der Zauberer, zahlen zu Manns bekanntesten Texten und verdichten zentrale Motive wie Kunstlerexistenz, Verfuhrung, Macht und Tod. Sie zeichnen sich durch psychologische Prazision und symbolische Tiefe aus. Auch weniger bekannte Erzahlungen erweitern dieses thematische Spektrum eindrucksvoll. Das Drama Fiorenza rundet die Sammlung ab und zeigt Thomas Manns literarische Vielseitigkeit.

James Agees A Death in the Family is a poignant exploration of grief, family, and memory set against the backdrop of 1915 Knoxville, Tennessee. With a narrative that seamlessly weaves Christian mythos and Southern Gothic realism, Agee illuminates the haunting impacts of sudden loss when a father perishes in a car accident. The novels lyrical prose captures the fragmented consciousness of a family grappling with the vacuum left by a beloved member. Intricate details of daily life and visceral introspections into each characters psyche render the book a masterpiece of emotional depth and poetic eloquence. Faced with the harsh finality of death, Agees work dwells in the liminal space between memory and reality, touching on universal themes. James Agee, an esteemed author and critic, drew inspiration from his own painful childhood experience of losing his father. Born in Knoxville in 1909, Agees intimate familiarity with the setting and event powers this deeply autobiographical novel. A prominent voice in depression-era and post-war America, Agees journalistic prowess in exposing raw human emotions transcends into his fiction writing, highlighting his quest to understand the profundities of life and loss. His Pulitzer Prize-winning novel stands as a testament to his mastery in unfolding the complexities of familial and personal devastation. A Death in the Family is highly recommended for readers seeking an emotionally powerful narrative that combines poignant realism with poetic delineation. Agees ability to meticulously portray the vulnerability of the human condition in the face of grief makes this novel a timeless classic. Scholars, critics, and general readers alike will find resonance in the universality of loss and the enduring human spirit found within these pages. Agees profound understanding of mortality and familial bonds offers invaluable insights, ensuring its place in the pantheon of great American literature.

James Agees Let Us Now Praise Famous Men is a compelling exploration of the lives of impoverished sharecroppers in the rural American South during the Great Depression. Blending the rigorous, factual reportage of a documentary with the evocative prose of a novel, Agees work defies traditional genre classifications. Strikingly candid, the narrative delves into the everyday experiences and intimate realities of three tenant farming families, presenting an unflinching portrait of human dignity amidst dire poverty. James Agee, an author known for his insightful social commentaries, was born in Knoxville, Tennessee, a location that deeply influenced his writing sensibilities. Educated at institutions such as Harvard University, Agee honed his skills to create a voice capable of capturing the nuanced psychology of his subjects. Commissioned by Fortune magazine at the height of the Depression, Agees profound empathy for the marginalized and his radical commitment to truth in narrative fueled the creation of this transformative work, although the book was not published until several years later. Scholars, literary enthusiasts, and socially conscious readers alike are compelled to experience Let Us Now Praise Famous Men. Agees innovative approach provides a tapestry rich with the nuances of human experience and social critique, making it a seminal work in American literature. Those interested in the intersection of journalism and narrative art will discover its enduring relevance, offering insights into the socio-economic challenges of past and present, cultivating a deeper understanding of resilience and humanity in the face of adversity.

Políticas Educacionais no Brasil: Desafios, Perspectivas e Práticas para Educadores do Futuro oferece uma análise abrangente e detalhada das políticas que moldam a educação no país. A obra aborda a e

Kais ordinary morning dive at the vibrant Coral Reef transforms into the beginning of a life-changing adventure when he discovers a mysterious, glowing shell hidden among the coral. The shell pulses with a living energy and whispers ancient messages, calling him to seek the legendary Dragon Turtlesmythical guardians said to protect the balance of the reef. As the ocean itself seems to awaken around him, reacting to the shells presence, Kai realizes he has been chosen as a seeker, entrusted with a responsibility far greater than exploration alone. Drawn by curiosity, courage, and a growing sense of destiny, he commits to following the shells guidance, leaving behind the familiar safety of the reef. With the help of his clever and knowledgeable friend Lila, Kai prepares to decode the shells secrets and navigate hidden coral paths, setting out on a journey into an ancient, magical underwater world where balance, guardianship, and discovery await.

In the Forest of Whispers, Willow the Wise Owl senses a sudden, unsettling change when the night air fills with tension, magic, and a fragile silver glow moving through the trees. As the forests guardian, she carefully observes how every creature and shadow reacts, realizing that a mysterious, delicate beingor ancient magichas entered their world and disturbed the forests balance. By morning, the disturbance deepens when familiar moonlit elements of the forest begin to fade, signaling that something essential has gone missing. Guided by her sharp instincts, patience, and deep connection to the land, Willow prepares to uncover the source of the disappearing moonlight, knowing that the fate of the forest may depend on her wisdom, courage, and willingness to confront a mystery older and more powerful than any she has faced before.

Foi assim ― com a memória do corpo e o corpo das histórias ― que Nilza Menezes plasmou em palavras mais de meio século de íntimas Macondos, Alices em bosques de espelhos, em que o olhar do outro nos

"O planejador é em essência um pesquisador, que implicado em construir sua tese não mede esforços para investigar como as pessoas se relacionam com o tema em questão. O Manual Analógico do Planejamen

Para quem deseja exercer a vida pública, ou entendê-la um pouco mais, o autor se mostra como servidor público, função cujas lições contribuíram para torná-lo um cidadão com maior compreensão de nossa

O livro A fotografia minimalista oferece 50 técnicas simples para criar imagens ousadas, belas e únicas e será muito útil para transformar seu estilo fotográfico ou incrementar sua conta no Instagram. Repleto de conselhos especializados sobre composiço, equilibrio, forma e textura, esse e o guia definitivo para fazer imagens mais expressivas, seja qual for seu nivel como fotografo.O livro A fotografia minimalista oferece 50 técnicas simples para criar imagens ousadas, belas e únicas e será muito útil para transformar seu estilo fotográfico ou incrementar sua conta no Instagram. Repleto de conselhos especializados sobre composiço, equilibrio, forma e textura, e o guia definitivo para fazer imagens mais precisas e expressivas, seja qual for seu nivel como fotografo.O livro explora os principais aspectos que sustentam as fotografias minimalistas mais marcantes, a partir de exemplos de fotografos renomados. O autor analisa como a composiço, o arranjo e a organizaço dos elementos visuais no enquadramento contribuem para criar uma imagem harmoniosa e impactante. E tambem como a luz, as cores e o contraste so fatores importantes na harmonia e no equilibrio geral de uma fotografia minimalista. Por fim, apresenta tecnicas de narrativa visual para transmitir historias e obter a resposta emocional desejada.

O que é filosofia?, de José Ortega y Gasset, é uma obra introdutória e, ao mesmo tempo, profundamente original sobre o sentido da atividade filosófica. Baseada em conferências ministradas pelo autor,