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Una historia sobre segundas oportunidades en el lugar donde nadie las espera, y sobre cómo la redención no siempre viene de fuera.Un trabajador del centro, exdrogadicto, guarda una carta que su madre le escribio antes de morir.Una madre joven lucha por recuperar la custodia de su hija.Un chico vive con el peso de haber sobrevivido.Un recien llegado esconde algo oscuro en su mirada.Un alcoholico arrastra una lucidez brutal.Todos conviven en un espacio donde intentan salir de sus adicciones y alcanzar sus propositos, entre terapias, altibajos, avances y recaidas.Un drama social contemporaneo. Realismo crudo con esperanza.

Una historia sobre segundas oportunidades en el lugar donde nadie las espera, y sobre cómo la redención no siempre viene de fuera.Un trabajador del centro, exdrogadicto, guarda una carta que su madre le escribio antes de morir.Una madre joven lucha por recuperar la custodia de su hija.Un chico vive con el peso de haber sobrevivido.Un recien llegado esconde algo oscuro en su mirada.Un alcoholico arrastra una lucidez brutal.Todos conviven en un espacio donde intentan salir de sus adicciones y alcanzar sus propositos, entre terapias, altibajos, avances y recaidas.Un drama social contemporaneo. Realismo crudo con esperanza.

¿Qué queda cuando todo el mundo a tu alrededor parece feliz hablando de banalidades, pero tú solo encuentras consuelo en una buena conversación? Este libro es la respuesta.La felicidad del idiota trata acerca de las vivencias que el protagonista experimenta a lo largo de siete dias en busca de la felicidad.No es un tratado filosofico, aunque en sus paginas pasean Platon, Freud, Nietzsche y los estoicos. Tampoco es un relato costumbrista; no obstante, sus escenas transcurren entre almuerzos de terraza, paseos por el rastro o divagaciones de bar. Es mas bien un viaje interior ironico, mordaz y a ratos conmovedor de un narrador que piensa demasiado y no encaja en un mundo que celebra la ignorancia con entusiasmo, que incluso la premia y se siente orgulloso del desproposito.Andres Arevalo traza un monologo lucido y sin filtro sobre la cultura, el ego, la idiotez social y esa felicidad fugaz que, a veces, se encuentra en una broma, un hobby o un pensamiento que hace clic al despertar.Si tienes miedo a la verdad y no quieres temblar como un flan, no quieres pensar y buscas situaciones mil veces ya contadas, siento decirte que aqui no lo hallaras. No es un libro para todos, pues tan solo quienes prefieren una buena conversacion a una pantalla seran capaces de reflexionar.Te deseo una buena lectura. Y, por favor, no culpes al texto por hacerte razonar.¿Te atreves?

El libro presenta los resultados de una investigación orientada a comprender las prácticas discursivas sobre salud mental de docentes de Psicología en universidades de Medellín. Desde una perspectiva socioconstruccionista y apoyada en la teoria de las practicas discursivas y la dialogia bajtiniana, la obra cuestiona las reducciones medicalizantes de la salud mental y propone entenderla como un eje transversal del ejercicio profesional de la psicologia, con implicaciones formativas, politicas y sociales.

Juan, anciano, se debate entre la vida y la muerte en un hospital de Madrid. Su vida no ha sido fácil. Excombatiente republicano, en la guerra civil española, conoce a Fidel Castro en México. A sus órdenes y bajo la tutela del coronel Alberto Bayo, tambien en el exilio, participa en la Revolucion cubana. Tonia, su nieta, trata de conocer de los labios de Juan la historia de amor entre el español y una cubana, Caridad, su abuela. Acontecimientos como el desembarco de bahia de Cochinos, la Conferencia de Punta del Este, la matanza de rio Canimar, la lucha de guerrillas en Nicaragua o el destino de muchos balseros o presos cubanos se abren a los ojos de Tonia y del lector. La batalla final que libra ahora Juan supone tambien el enfrentamiento entre eutanasia y cuidados paliativos. La perdida de los sentidos en el enfermo es el proceso que alumbra cada uno de los recuerdos del protagonista de esta novela.

Han pasado quince años desde que Serkes lo coronó rey. El tiempo entre los hombres se acaba, y Ádian debe marcharse. Con la ayuda de Neimer, busca la manera de hacerlo de la forma menos traumática posible para el reino.Pero entonces, una amenaza inesperada pone a Edelvalle contra las cuerdas, y el rey Casio se ve obligado a pedirle ayuda. Adian acudira en su rescate, pues no quiere que Adberg se vea afectado. El problema es que ahora Callen de Sanabria es el gran capitan del reino vecino, y sera realmente dificil que dos personas que han jurado matarse trabajen juntas en un objetivo comun.Para complicar aun mas la situacion, Al Fasir, con un destacamento de los mejores elfos de Variagadar, tambien responde a la peticion de Casio, y Adian tendra que convivir con ellos oculto bajo su disfraz.Seran unos meses dificiles intentando reconstruir Edelvalle antes de marcharse definitivamente, pero durante este tiempo, la princesa Wen marcara su vida para siempre.

Aunque Igraine aún lleva poco tiempo viviendo con su novio, un exitoso publicista al que conoció durante su etapa universitaria, la convivencia ya se ha vuelto asfixiante: él no colabora en absoluto en la rutina domestica y, para colmo, ella acumula demasiados meses en paro. Hasta que, un dia, recibe una modesta oferta laboral para impartir clases particulares de gramatica y literatura a Arturo, un chico de diecisiete años con mas capacidades academicas de las que, en principio, demuestra.La relacion entre alumna y profesor sera el inicio de un viaje emocional unico para Igraine: una experiencia de descubrimiento interior que cambiara la vida de ambos para siempre. Porque hay personas que pueden salvarnos tan solo con su presencia.

Amara no recuerda quién era antes de llegar al «Refugio». Ahora solo vive para Aaron: su guía, su salvador... su dueño. Como muchas otras, ha entregado cuerpo, mente y alma al líder de una secta que

From the award-winning author of An Everlasting Meal comes a record of daily delights from inside the kitchen and just outside it; designed to help you find joy every day.From the pleasure of picking sun-warmed cherries to the comfort of a perfectly cooked meal, Adlers reflections range from short, lyrical musings - a series of phrases, a list of words, a quick poem - to longer, thought-provoking meditations. All in all, they represent the kitchen (and adjacent) happinesses of one year.Step into a world where cooking becomes a meditative, soothing retreat. Adler brings her signature warmth and poetic charm to this daily devotional of sorts. With her gentle guidance, even the most routine kitchen tasks become opportunities for reflection. Her voice is like a trusted friendsknowledgeable, comforting, and endlessly inspiring.

A practical guide to the most effective diet for reducing the inflammation associated with all autoimmune diseases, including lupus, multiple sclerosis and Hashimotos thyroiditis. As a nutritionist, health educator and former nurse who effectively keeps her own MS at bay, Karen Lee explains why and how (including 100 recipes) a whole-food, plant-based diet can restore your health.

In every way a beautiful book. Sebastian FaulksWhen novelist Anuradha Roy and her husband stumble upon a derelict cottage in the hill station of Ranikhet, they decide it is where they will now live. After the frenetic city of Delhi, Roy is initially bemused by the gentle pace of life in the mountains but then won over: spellbound by the landscape, taken to the heart of their sometimes recalcitrant neighbours and adopted by four mountain dogs and counting. Over twenty-five years, as she becomes accustomed to living among forests where leopards roam freely, she will come to encounter nature at its most fierce, captivating and vulnerable and bear witness to the destructive impact of global warming on the alpine ecosystem.Written with unsentimental clarity, humour and poignancy, Called by the Hills: A Home in the Himalaya is a tender and intimate portrait of a home, a community and a rugged, extraordinary landscape.

A warm and moving collection of 60 poems about mental and emotional health that encourage us to stay strong in the face of lifes many challenges.Samantha Crillys first collection of poems Hope through Poetry was inspired by her personal experience of mental illness and recovery, and by what she had learned from friends and family. Five years after it was first enthusiastically receives, she returns with a new collection that draws on her ongoing recovery together with her work as an actor and script writer raising awareness of mental health struggles. Giving honest and relatable insights into what it means to have a mental illness and what causes and triggers may lie behind it, these insightful poems are here as comforting companions and to promote understanding and acceptance.

An unflinching portrait of a generation fighting for change in Iran, Afghanistan, and Ukraine In The Fire, acclaimed journalist Cecilia Sala takes readers on a gripping journey through some of the worlds most volatile regions, from Eastern Europe to the Middle East. Through the eyes of people like Kateryna, a Ukrainian soldier; Assim, an Iranian student at the forefront of the "Woman, Life, Freedom" protests; Nabila, a queer Muslim kickboxing champion; and Zarifa, a political activist in Afghanistan, Sala offers an intimate portrayal of those fighting for a better life. By immersing herself in their daily lives and political battles, Sala crafts a poignant narrative that captures the human dimension of some of the worlds most intense conflicts. The Fire is a testament to the courage of a generation at the forefront of global change.

Gravel Rides Loch Lomond & The Trossachs showcases 15 of the best gravel bike rides across the Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park and west into Argyll. From 15 to 177 kilometres in length and covering a variety of terrain, there is something for every gravel cyclist.Immerse yourself in the Gravelfoyle trails around Aberfoyle, the heart of Scottish gravel riding; sample sections of the West Highland Way and John Muir Way, two of Scotlands Great Trails; and take on coastal adventures on Mull, while scanning the skies for Scotlands eagles. Also included is a coast-to-coast challenge, cycling west from the Firth of Forth across the Central Belt into the national park.Researched, ridden and written by Bikepacking Scotlands Markus Stitz, the routes feature clear and easy-to-use Ordnance Survey maps; easy-to-follow directions; details of distance, timings and difficulty gradings; stunning action photography; refreshment stops and local knowledge; and a detailed appendix. Also included is a link to downloadable GPX files.

Daily Bread is the Bible reading guide that aims to help you hear from God as you read the Bible. If youve ever asked the question, What possible relevance can this verse have for me today? or What difference does this passage make to my life? then read on...

Join a school where children can change into animals! A thrilling new magical fantasy series from the author of the bestselling Kitty books.Animagicals are children born with the power to change into an animal. They can change into any animal and they need help controlling their ability until they find their true form - the animal they are destined to be. Will they fly like an eagle, leap like a leopard or skulk like a fox? Come and join them at Wild Haven, a magical school set up to protect and train animagicals in a magical forest hidden from the ordinary world.Mia can hardly believe it when she discovers she is an animagical. Shes so pleased to join the magical school where shell be helped to control her gift - especially because she cant stop turning into a mouse.Will that be her true form forever? Or is there something more exciting in store? Mia cant wait to find out. Adventure awaits...

Encounter with God is Scripture Unions daily Bible reading guide designed to lead you to a deeper understanding about what God is saying to you and to his world today. Youll find its thorough and energetic investigation of the whole Bible inspiring and stimulating. And youll discover that its biblical exposition is complemented by pastoral warmth from a strong field of writers and contributors. As well as daily content, feature articles provide insights into Christian spirituality, tackle contemporary issues, and profile teachers who inspire.

Luke Dawson e Harper Braedon poderiam ser amigos. Eles se revezam nos turnos do mesmo restaurante, dividem aulas na escola e são movidos por suas grandes paixões: o hóquei, para Dawson, e a ourivesar

O tema das migrações transnacionais, incluindo pessoas que se movimentam forçosamente, como as refugiadas, tem ganhado notoriedade nos debates públicos ― midiáticos, político-eleitorais e acadêmicos

Divine Ruin is fearlessly inspired Gillian FlynnIts a steamy, restless end of the school year in New Orleans. Sister Holiday is busy teaching music classes and preparing for her permanent vow ceremony, a pivotal moment in her journey of faith. But when one of her favourite students is found dead of a fentanyl overdose, Sister Holiday and her partner-in-PI, Magnolia Riveaux, are launched on a mission to track down the drug dealers.As students continue to fall prey to this sinister drug under her watch, Sister Holiday becomes more and more desperate to stop the epidemic. All the while, she must contend with her own past with addiction, a demon that is never too far.As she goes deep undercover with a local gang, Sister Holidays darkest and most shocking case yet will test the limits of her faith-and her sanity.