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Sophie sempre viu a biblioteca onde trabalha como um refúgio tranquilo. Mas um encontro inesperado com um misterioso portal a coloca em um caminho que ela nunca imaginou. Do outro lado está Elias, um guardio ligado as sombras, com segredos to antigos quanto o proprio tempo. Enquanto tenta compreender seu papel em um mundo escondido entre dimenses, Sophie descobre que carrega em si o poder de decidir o destino de todos. Mas o caminho para o equilibrio esta repleto de desafios: criaturas sombrias, escolhas impossiveis e um amor que pode mudar tudo. O Guardio das Sombras e uma jornada epica de aventura e romance, onde coragem, sacrificio e uma verdade inesperada revelam que ate as sombras podem brilhar.

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

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

Neste terceiro volume, acrescento as lendas contadas pelos primeiros habitantes do Brasil, anteriormente conhecido como Catígara, segundo os portulanos do Almirante Turco Piri Rais, isto antes da época dos grandes descobrimentos, sendo os naturais desta terra, conhecidos como Indigenas e seu conhecimento ancestral era transmitido oralmente de geraço para geraço, muitas vezes em forma de lendas. No inicio de 1.500, a populaço dos naturais do Brasil (Catigara) contava com tres milhes de individuos. Hoje, os remanescentes da Naço Tupiniquim, por exemplo, somam por volta de apenas dois mil e quinhentos individuos. Acrescento tambem, lendas de outras paragens..

A presença da tecnologia e da inteligência artificial já transforma profundamente nosso cotidiano, das relações comerciais à educação, do entretenimento às dinâmicas de trabalho. Esse impacto também

First published in 1819, Ivanhoe is Walter Scotts landmark historical novel set in 12th-century England. The story follows Wilfred of Ivanhoe, a noble knight returning from the Crusades, as he navigates love, honor, and conflict amid the tension between Normans and Saxons.Filled with tournaments, daring rescues, and courtly intrigue, the novel explores themes of chivalry, loyalty, social justice, and romance. Characters such as the heroic Ivanhoe, the brave Rebecca, and the iconic Robin Hood enrich the narrative with courage, wit, and moral complexity.Epic, suspenseful, and vividly detailed, Ivanhoe remains a timeless tale of adventure, heroism, and the enduring struggle between personal honor and social pressures.

In a world obsessed with the "new," we often discard the "old" as obsolete. But the Lindy Effect suggests the exact opposite: For non-perishable things like ideas, books, and technologies, the life expectancy increases with every day of survival. A book that has been in print for 50 years can be expected to be in print for another 50. A book released today might be gone tomorrow.This book explores the counter-intuitive power of time as a filter. It explains why ancient wisdom (Stoicism, Buddhism) is surging in popularity while last years self-help bestseller is already forgotten. It challenges our obsession with innovation, arguing that "new" usually means "untested" and "fragile.""The Lindy Effect" is a guide to curating your information diet. Learn why you should read old books, build skills that have existed for centuries (writing, speaking, logic), and ignore the noise of the ephemeral. In an age of digital rot, the only way to predict the future is to look at what has survived the past.

In 1983, Adam Osborne stood on a stage and bragged about his companys next computer. It was going to be faster, better, and cheaper than the current model. The audience loved it. They loved it so much that they stopped buying the current model immediately, waiting for the new one. The problem? The new one wasnt ready. Cash flow dried up, inventory piled up, and the company went bankrupt.This is the "Osborne Effect"the act of unintentionally destroying your own business by announcing a future product too early. This book analyzes the history of corporate self-sabotage, from the Sega Saturn launch to the decline of auto manufacturers who tease EVs years in advance.It is a study in the delicate art of timing. How do you build hype without killing current sales? How do you manage the "innovators dilemma" without falling into the "marketing suicide trap"? A crucial read for founders and marketers on the dangers of letting your mouth run faster than your supply chain.

A narrativa acompanha a jornada introspectiva de Azália, uma adolescente de 11 anos que reside no Morro dos Mineiros, em Ilhabela. Distinta dos seus pares, a jovem navega por um turbilhão de pensamen

First published in 1886, Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde is a gripping Gothic novella that explores the dual nature of humanity. The story follows the respected scientist Dr. Henry Jekyll, who develops a mysterious potion that transforms him into the sinister and violent Mr. Edward Hyde.As Jekyll struggles to control his darker alter ego, the boundary between good and evil begins to blur, leading to shocking consequences. Through suspense and psychological depth, Robert Louis Stevenson examines themes of morality, identity, repression, and the hidden impulses within human nature.Dark, thought-provoking, and enduringly influential, this classic novella remains a powerful exploration of the conflict between civilization and primal instinct.

First published in 1830, The Red and the Black (Le Rouge et le Noir) is Stendhals acclaimed psychological and social novel set in post-Napoleonic France. The story follows Julien Sorel, a young and intelligent man of modest background whose ambition drives him to navigate the rigid structures of class, politics, and religion in pursuit of success.Torn between passion and calculation, Julien becomes entangled in complex romantic relationships while striving to rise above his social standing. Through sharp social commentary and deep psychological insight, Stendhal explores themes of ambition, hypocrisy, love, power, and the tension between individual desire and societal expectation.Bold, realistic, and emotionally intense, The Red and the Black remains a cornerstone of French literature and a timeless study of human ambition and moral conflict.

First published in 1888, The Phantom Rickshaw and Other Ghost Stories is a compelling collection of supernatural tales by Rudyard Kipling. Each story combines suspense, mystery, and psychological tension, often set against the exotic and vividly described landscapes of India.The titular story, The Phantom Rickshaw, follows a man haunted by a mysterious and eerie presence, while the other tales explore themes of love, loss, revenge, and the uncanny. Kiplings storytelling blends the supernatural with human emotion, creating an atmosphere of creeping dread and intrigue.Rich in imagination, suspense, and cultural detail, this collection remains a timeless classic for readers who enjoy ghost stories, the macabre, and the art of subtle, chilling narrative.

"Molduras Cosmológicas" propõe critérios hipotéticos que Mircea Eliade teria usado para selecionar os elementos constitutivos de sua "hermenêutica criativa" partindo de um conjunto de estruturas conc

They flew planes made of canvas and wood. They had no parachutes, no radios, and no radar. Their top speed was slower than a WWI fighter. And yet, the all-female 588th Night Bomber Regiment became the terror of the German eastern front.The Nazis called them "Nachthexen" (Night Witches) because the whooshing noise their planes made when they cut their engines to glide silently over targets sounded like a witchs broomstick. This book tells the incredible true story of young Soviet women, many barely out of their teens, who dropped 23,000 tons of bombs on the invading army.Facing skepticism from their own male comrades and deadly flak from the Germans, they flew up to 18 missions a night, freezing in open cockpits. "The Night Witches" is a story of grit, ingenuity, and the sheer terror of silent warfare in the dark. It explores how these women turned their obsolete equipment into a stealth advantage and carved their names into aviation history.

Most students study by re-reading their notes. Science shows this is the least effective way to learn. The "Generation Effect" states that information is better remembered if it is generated from ones own mind rather than simply read. In other words: You have to create the answer, not just look at it.This guide flips the classroom model. It encourages "active recall" and the creation of new materialwriting summaries, teaching empty chairs, or drawing diagrams from memory. It explains why the struggle to retrieve an answer is the actual moment learning happens, and why easy reading leads to fast forgetting. Stop consuming information and start generating it.

Pesquisa propõe o uso do Protocolo de Avaliação Rápida e educação ambiental na educação básica para analisar a degradação do rio Perequê, promovendo aprendizagem crítica e prática.

A quitosana e dois derivados modificados (com pirocatecol e óleo de girassol) foram empregados como adsorventes para seis diferentes corantes têxteis. Os ensaios foram realizados em soluções aquosas,

A presente obra examina, com rigor teológico, histórico e pastoral, a prática da bibliomancia bíblica, o uso da Bíblia como instrumento de adivinhação, fenômeno disseminado no meio evangélico penteco

On November 7, 1940, the third-longest suspension bridge in the world began to twist like a ribbon in a mild wind. For hours, "Galloping Gertie" undulated wildly while spectators watched in horror. Then, it tore itself apart and fell into the Puget Sound. The only casualty was a terrified dog named Tubby trapped in a car.This engineering post-mortem explains the phenomenon of aeroelastic flutter (not simple resonance, as often taught). It details the hubris of designers who prioritized slender aesthetics over structural stability and ignored the wind tunnel tests. A definitive guide to why we now build bridges with trusses instead of solid plates, written in the wreckage of bad math.