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Este livro é o testemunho de uma professora que fez da palavra um instrumento de liberdade. Para além de um registro de projetos, Docência no Cárcere Feminino — O Projeto A Leitura que Liberta como e

Qual é a vida que você vive? Luciana, uma corretora de imóveis workaholic, construiu uma carreira sólida, sempre focada em vendas e resultados. O trabalho era tudo até que, diante de desafios inesper

Dois dos maiores intelectuais e autores brasileiros entrelaçam memória, história e reflexão para examinar o processo de formação — e deformação — de Belém e Manaus. Um panorama histórico-cultural ext

A gestão de pequenas empresas exige mais do que dedicação: exige método, organização e tomada de decisão consciente. Nesta obra, são apresentados os dez erros mais recorrentes na administração de peq

Na continuação de "Quando se espalha pedaços", Angel Tierno mergulha ainda mais fundo nas complexidades da dor. Após a devastação emocional, a protagonista tenta se acostumar com a vida marcada pelo

Os temas Avaliação e Educação Infantil articulam-se e complementam-se, nesta obra, que tem por intenção provocar os professores a um olhar sensível e reflexivo sobre as manifestações e interesses das

Bartolomeu Braga, famoso Detetive particular Paulista, com trânsito livre nas repartições Policiais deste Estado, bem como em outros Estados, inclusive nos Países limítrofes com o nosso rincão Brasil

Banhos, Defumações, Encantamentos, Feitiços, Magias, Oferendas, Rituais e Simpatias de Maria Padilha é um livro apenas de banhos, defumações, encantamentos, feitiços, magias, oferendas, rituais e sim

Considerada referência sobre o tema avaliação mediadora no país, esta obra tem sua leitura indicada na maioria dos editais de concursos para o magistério e como leitura obrigatória em universidades e

Learn step by step how to grow Organic Cress in garden beds and containers. This guide has been carefully developed in detail, making it ideal for anyone who wants to start or improve their knowledge in this field. Using clear and accessible language, you will learn the best cultivation methods without the use of pesticides. Topics covered include: site assessment and preparation, soil analysis and correction, organic fertilization techniques, efficient irrigation management, intercropping and crop rotation, mulching, weed control, and pest and disease control. This is an invitation to sustainable agriculture. By following the guidance provided, you will be able to achieve a healthy, nutritious, and abundant harvest while respecting nature and protecting your health. Ready to start your organic garden? Get your guide today!

"Action-packed . Rices writing is solid and the premise intriguing."--Publishers Weekly (re A Quest of Heroes)"I await each release by this author eagerly and have never been disappointed!"--Book Reviewer (Wish)This is the seventh book in an enthralling new romantasy series by USA Today bestseller Morgan Rice.In the kingdom of Lumenhearth, the color and intensity of a magic-users blood indicates not only their power, but their social standing. Mixed-bloods are not only highly volatiletheyre illegal.In volcanic Emberfall, where red blood magic reigns supreme, Ash is elevated to near-royalty while Violets lavender blood is deemed worthless and dangerous. But when the dormant volcano awakens, only Violets unique powers can communicate with the ancient fire magic beneath the mountaineven as Dariuss worsening condition drives him to seek the volcanos heart, regardless of the cost to innocent lives.In this enchanting romantasy series, a world of magic and fantasy blends with passionate romance, in a mix that will leave you spellbound"Loved it. Kept me on my toes like the whole time. It made me want to keep reading even when I was supposed to be sleeping."--Book Reviewer (Wish)"The beginnings of something remarkable are there."--San Francisco Book Review (re A Quest of Heroes)"Has all the ingredients for an instant success: plots, counterplots, mystery, valiant knights, and blossoming relationships replete with broken hearts, deception and betrayal. It will keep you entertained for hours, and will satisfy all ages. Recommended for the permanent library of all fantasy readers."--Books and Movie Reviews, Roberto Mattos (re The Sorcerers Ring)

Braeden Byrne is starting his career as a third-generation art detective. The owner of Briarvale Estate in Surrey, England hires him to search for her great-granduncles missing poetry. Cyrus Pemberton, following in the footsteps of Oscar Wilde, dared to write of his love for another man. Imprisoned in the house by his brother in 1905, the question remains: was his missing poetry hidden or destroyed?Dr. Anton Smythe, noted Cambridge literary scholar, is also keen to track down the lost work, but not keen to work with this young American upstart. He fights to resist his attraction to Braeden, only to discover that the attraction is mutual. Though they strive to remain professional, nights alone in the decrepit manor house ignite passions the two men cannot ignore. Will they discover lasting love alongside the missing verses of the Ode to Love?

Todays computer scientists play the same role as the oracles of the ancient world and the astrologers of the Middle Ages. Modern predictions not only advise on war, crop output, and marriages, but algorithms and statisticians also now determine whether we can get a loan, a job, an apartment, or an organ transplant. And when we cede ground to these predictions, we lose control of our own lives.In this powerful, refreshing new look at the many ways prediction shapes our everyday lives, University of Oxford professor Carissa Veliz explains how putting too much stock in others predictions makes us vulnerable to charlatans, con artists, dubious technology, and self-deception. Examining a wide range of subjects both personal and societal, including medicine, climate, technology, society, and others, Veliz uncovers a number of insights: predictions about humans tend to be self-fulfilling; more data doesnt guarantee better outcomes; AI is more likely to increase risk than decrease it; and a free and robust society requires not more prediction, but better preparation.Veliz argues in this incisive and bracingly original book that the main promise of prediction is not knowledge of the future, but rather power over others. Prophecy is an invitation to defy those orders and live life on our own terms.

Told in her own words, this is the incredible true story of one young womans survival of Auschwitz and Belsen because she happened to play the cello.With a new foreword by Philippe Sands. Although my head was shaved and I had a number on my arm, I had not lost my identity totally. I may no longer have had a name, but I was identifiable . I was the cellist.When eighteen-year-old Anita arrived at Auschwitz, she found herself plucked from the Nazi death machine by a twist of fate: she played the cello, and the camp orchestra needed a cellist. Now the last living survivor of the Auschwitz Womens Orchestra, this is her story told in her own words.Like so many German Jewish schoolgirls, Anita had been busy with her studies and ambitions when her everyday life began to turn by degrees into one of unimaginable horror. School was cancelled, her parents were summoned for deportation, and when she and her sister, Renate, attempted to escape to France, they were arrested and imprisoned. Through her sharp-etched memories, alongside family letters, photos, and other historical documents, Inherit the Truth leads us into one of humanitys darkest chapters, where we are forced to confront the fragility of the line between civilisation and barbarity.Marking the eightieth anniversary of her arrival in the UK after her release from Belsen concentration camp, and with a new introduction by Philippe Sands, Anitas account of her and her sisters survival of both Auschwitz and Belsen is a testament to their remarkable courage, resilience, ingenuity and luck.Anita Lasker-Wallfischs book Inherit the Truth: The Cellist of Auschwitz was a Sunday Times bestseller w/c 26-04-2026

A powerful debut compelled by questions of borders and displacement. In one story I stay in that city forever, in one I board, and in another I am still waiting.I am daybreak; I am everywhere.In The Tree Is Missing, Shannon Kuta Kelly explores the poetics of the border. The collection crosses through non-places, moving between the unnamed and unmapped spaces on the edges of the European city. With remarkable poise and restraint, these itinerant poems experiment with oral history and translation, traversing the borderlines of nation, language and time. They draw on folklore to evoke a world that feels current and present, but which can only be reached through storytelling. In doing so, Kuta Kelly explores the loss and displacement - the fracture of identity - necessitated by personal and political turmoil. She writes with a restless immediacy from within the histories that continue to shape us.

Nossa imperfeição, insegurança e insuficiência como mães apontam sempre para a perfeição, segurança e suficiência de Cristo.A maternidade não é um território de idealizações, mas um campo fértil para

Londres, 1945. A guerra chegou ao fim, mas para Eve Dawson e Audrey Clarkson a batalha está longe de terminar. Unidas pela amizade desde a adolescência em Wellingford Hall, onde a mãe de Eve trabalha

FROM THE INTERNATIONAL BESTSELLING AUTHORLeila Slimani has a knack for breaking taboos.TIMESSlimani is a fearless writer.EVENING STANDARD Q: If your house was burning down, what would you take with you?A: Id take the fire.This is the story of two sisters, Mia and Ines. Two girls enveloped in love, trapped by the social conventions of Casablanca at the dawn of the twenty-first century and silenced by the political truths that envelop their lives.Mia - the eldest, a warrior and a pariah, her sexuality a matter of scorn, something to be erased.Ines - the youngest, a woman trying to carve out an identity in a Paris that derides and erases her, with no way back to Morocco, a homeland to which her father has warned her never to return, for her own sake.As these sisters struggle to find a home - a place of safety and love that holds rather than binds - their lives as framed by their mothers and grandmothers before them will be a battle for their hearts and souls, and one they take on with every sinew of their being.We feel deeply for the family caught in the middle of the conflict of history. SALMAN RUSHDIE, on The Country of Others

The Horadrim must journey to the Skovos Isles to discover the fate of a long-lost expedition in this official prequel novel to Diablo: Lord of Hatred.In a world culled by Malthaels Reaping, the Horadric orderhumanitys only hopestrugglesto gain a foothold. Within the dimming lands of Sanctuary, evils rise from all corners, and though the Horadrim are used to facing down the darkest spawn of the Burning Hells, they are far less prepared for the depravity arising within their fellow men. But as Lorath, Donan, and Tyrael seek justice and a path forward, the Horadrims numbers have dwindled, leaving humanity vulnerable.Hoping to strengthen the order, Tyrael and the two mages set sail to Skovos, where Sho-Ren and four other Horadrim were sent years ago to establish diplomatic relations with the Askari . . . and were never heard from again. Though the risk is great, the chance of reclaiming kinas well as the Horadric vault hidden deep within the heart of the islesremains too great an opportunity to pass up.At first glance, Skovos appears to have escaped the devastation so many others faced in the wake of the Reaping. But as the Horadrim attempt to ally with the Askari and their rulers, it becomes clear that all is not right on their shores. To gain the trust of the Amazon warriors, Lorath seeks the aid of their captain, Adreona. The Askari leader does not trust the mysterious mainlander, thoughnot while her soldiers are under constant threat of the Drowned and can ill afford distractions.To save both their peoples, Lorath and Adreona must learn to battle together against not only the perils before them . . . but also those lurking just beneath the surface.

"Diário de um feio recém-divorciado" é a narrativa engraçada, ácida e, ao mesmo tempo, sensível de um divórcio. Claro, de um divórcio visto pelos olhos de um homem que tenta sobreviver ao maior cataclismo de sua vida com a ajuda pouco confiavel dos amigos e um bom senso de humor, mas amor... Infelizmente, e muito dificil escapar do amor.