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"Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way."Anna Karenina (1877), by Leo Tolstoy, is a sweeping tale of passion, duty, and tragedy that stands as one of the cornerstones of world literature.At its heart is the unforgettable story of Anna, a beautiful, married woman who risks everything for her love affair with the dashing Count Vronsky. Her struggle between desire and social convention leads to heartbreak, scandal, and a fate as inevitable as it is devastating.Alongside Annas tragic arc, Tolstoy weaves a rich tapestry of Russian societyits politics, family life, and moral questionsthrough the parallel story of Konstantin Levin, whose search for meaning and fulfillment offers a powerful contrast to Annas descent.Both intimate and epic, Anna Karenina explores timeless themes of love, betrayal, freedom, and the consequences of passion.Praised as one of the greatest novels ever written, it remains a profound and moving portrait of the human heart. Click "Buy Now" and experience Leo Tolstoys immortal classic of love and loss.

Neste seu terceiro livro publicado, e segundo dedicado ao conto, João Inácio Padilha reafirma sua habilidade de transformar histórias aparentemente simples em narrativas cheias de camadas, nuances e

When trust is broken, even paradise becomes a prison.An Outcast of the Islands (1896), by Joseph Conrad, is a haunting novel of moral failure and downfall set in the exotic world of the Malay Archipelago.The story follows Peter Willems, a corrupt trading agent who betrays his employers and flees into the remote jungle. Taken in by a local chief and drawn to his daughter, Willems soon entangles himself in a web of greed, betrayal, and lust that leads to ruin.Conrad, with his signature depth and psychological insight, explores themes of temptation, corruption, and the destructive force of human weakness. The lush tropical setting contrasts sharply with the moral decay of its characters, making the story both vivid and unsettling.As a companion to Conrads Almayers Folly, this novel builds on his early explorations of colonialism, exile, and the fragile line between survival and self-destruction. Click "Buy Now" and experience Joseph Conrads powerful tale of betrayal, exile, and the shadows of the human heart.

Automata and Other Stories (including Automata, The Deserted House, The Cremona Violin, etc.), by E.T.A. Hoffmann, is a collection of tales where the fantastic, the mechanical, and the uncanny intersect. In the story Automata, Hoffmann explores the fascination and fear inspired by lifelike machines. The plot revolves around intricate mechanical dolls and automata that blur the line between human and machine, creating both wonder and anxiety. The narrative emphasizes how humans project life, emotion, and agency onto objects, revealing the fragility of perception and the tension between reality and illusion.In Automata, the protagonist encounters these mechanical creations, which move, gesture, and seem to possess intentions of their own. Hoffmann uses detailed descriptions of the devices movements, craftsmanship, and mysterious behavior to evoke suspense and psychological intrigue. The story raises questions about control, autonomy, and the human desire to animate the inanimate, while simultaneously warning of the unsettling effects of blurring natural and artificial life.Across the collection, Automata shares themes with other tales, including obsession, uncertainty, and the supernatural. Hoffmanns use of gothic atmospheres, intricate plots, and symbolic objects emphasizes the inner lives of his characters. By presenting objects that seem alive and situations that defy rational explanation, Hoffmann challenges the readers understanding of reality and invites reflection on human creativity, fear, and the unconscious mind.E.T.A. Hoffmann (17761822) was a German writer, composer, and jurist whose works became foundational for fantastic and Gothic literature. In Automata, he combines technological fascination with psychological depth, exploring how art, machines, and imagination shape human experience. Hoffmanns stories remain influential for their originality, emotional intensity, and their capacity to unsettle and engage readers by turning the everyday into a space of mystery and wonder.

Before Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer, there was the river that shaped a nationand a writer.Life on the Mississippi (1883), by Mark Twain, is part memoir, part travelogue, and part historyan unforgettable portrait of Americas greatest river and its people.Twain recounts his own youthful days as a steamboat pilot on the Mississippi, blending vivid personal memories with sharp observations of river life, commerce, and culture. Returning years later, he contrasts the bustling river of his youth with the transformed landscape of postCivil War America, capturing both nostalgia and progress.Written with Twains trademark humor, wit, and keen eye for detail, Life on the Mississippi is more than a story of one mans adventuresit is a tribute to the power of the river as a symbol of American identity, change, and resilience.Celebrated as one of Twains finest works, it remains a timeless classic of travel writing and a fascinating window into 19th-century America. Click "Buy Now" and journey with Mark Twain down the legendary river that shaped his life and stories.

Four sisters. One unforgettable story of love, struggle, and growing up.Little Women (1868), by Louisa May Alcott, is one of the most cherished novels in world literaturea tender and inspiring portrait of family life, resilience, and the journey from childhood to womanhood.The story follows the March sistersMeg, Jo, Beth, and Amyas they navigate the joys and challenges of adolescence in Civil Warera New England. Each sister faces her own trials of love, ambition, sacrifice, and self-discovery, yet together they embody the unbreakable bond of family and the enduring strength of sisterhood.With warmth, humor, and timeless wisdom, Alcott captures the universal themes of growth, perseverance, and the pursuit of dreams. More than a coming-of-age tale, Little Women is a celebration of family, kindness, and the simple beauty of everyday life.Treasured by generations of readers, it remains a cornerstone of American literature and a source of comfort and inspiration. Click "Buy Now" and fall in love with Louisa May Alcotts unforgettable masterpiece of family and heart.

When retired harbor worker Karl meets magazine editor Bengta, neither expects to end up building a timber raft and floating down Swedens legendary Klaralven River. But together, they embark on an extraordinary adventure into the heart of Swedens wilderness.What begins as a cultural study trip becomes a journey of rediscovery. Karl finds himself navigating not just Swedens longest river but his own capacity for joy and friendship, while Bengta finds comfort in the local poetry and harbors secrets about why she can never return to Denmark.As their timber raft carries them past Varmlands misty forests and rolling landscapes, Karl and Bengta become unlikely heroes when they suddenly find themselves in the middle of the veterans festival, celebrating the bygone cultural history and ancient tradition of floating timber down the river.The Brotherland is a heartwarming adventure about finding home in unexpected places, the courage it takes to start over, and why the best journeys are the ones that change you from the inside out. Sometimes the most extraordinary adventures happen at exactly the right time in life.

What if, at the moment of death, you realized your whole life had been lived in vain?The Death of Ivan Ilyich (1886), by Leo Tolstoy, is one of the most powerful works of existential literature ever written.The novella tells the story of Ivan Ilyich, a high-ranking judge who has lived his life by societys expectationsfocused on career, appearances, and propriety. But when he is struck by a terminal illness, he is forced to confront the emptiness of his existence, the inevitability of death, and the possibility of a deeper truth.With piercing clarity, Tolstoy transforms a personal tragedy into a universal meditation on mortality, the meaning of life, and the search for authenticity. His profound psychological insight and unflinching honesty make this short work one of the most enduring and influential pieces of world literature. Click "Buy Now" and discover Tolstoys timeless masterpiece of truth, mortality, and the human spirit.

Variantes é um recorte dos pensamentos mais íntimos do autor. Aqui, tudo acontece. Essa coletânea de poemas é acompanhada de tempo, amor, paixões e decepções. Traz ainda a visão de mundo, de natureza

Fragmentos do infinito: Canções, Poemas e Reflexões é uma obra poética que, por meio de uma linguagem simples, percorre a diversidade dos sentimentos humanos e pode nos conduzir a uma reflexão profun

A voyage for adventure becomes a mirror held up to humanity.Gullivers Travels (1726), by Jonathan Swift, is one of the greatest works of satire and imaginative literature ever written.The novel follows Lemuel Gulliver, a ships surgeon whose journeys carry him to extraordinary landsLilliput, where tiny people wage petty wars; Brobdingnag, where giants expose human frailty; Laputa, an island of impractical scientists; and the land of the Houyhnhnms, rational horses who reveal the dark side of mankind.Part thrilling adventure, part biting social critique, Swifts masterpiece skewers politics, pride, and the follies of civilization. At once playful and profound, it invites readers to laugh, reflect, and question the world around them.For nearly three centuries, Gullivers Travels has enchanted children with its fantastical voyages and challenged adults with its sharp satiremaking it one of the most widely read and enduring classics in English literature. Click "Buy Now" and set sail with Jonathan Swifts timeless journey through imagination and truth.

In war, in peace, in love, and in destinyevery life is part of historys grand design.War and Peace (1869), by Leo Tolstoy, is a monumental epic that blends history, philosophy, and human drama in one of the most ambitious novels of all time.Set during the Napoleonic Wars, it follows the intertwined lives of Pierre Bezukhov, Prince Andrei Bolkonsky, and Natasha Rostov, among many others, as they navigate love, loss, battle, and transformation. Through their stories, Tolstoy paints a vast panorama of Russian society while exploring profound questions of free will, destiny, and the search for meaning.With vivid battle scenes, tender romances, and moments of deep introspection, War and Peace is both a sweeping historical epic and an intimate portrait of the human soul.Celebrated worldwide as one of the greatest novels ever written, Tolstoys masterpiece remains timeless in its scope and deeply moving in its insight into life, history, and the human condition. Click "Buy Now" and experience the immortal saga of love, war, and destiny in Leo Tolstoys masterpiece.

The March familys story continueswith new challenges, dreams, and lessons of love.Jos Boys (1886), by Louisa May Alcott, is the final chapter in the beloved saga that began with Little Women.Set ten years after Little Men, the novel follows Jo March Bhaer and her husband at their school, Plumfield, as their former students and "boys" face the trials of adulthood. From careers and romance to struggles and setbacks, each characters journey reflects Alcotts timeless themes of integrity, kindness, and perseverance.Rich with warmth, wisdom, and gentle humor, Jos Boys ties together the threads of Alcotts unforgettable characters, offering readers both nostalgia and closure. It is not only a story of growth but also a meditation on change, family bonds, and the enduring values that make life meaningful.As the conclusion to the Little Women series, Jos Boys remains a treasured classic for generations of readers. Click "Buy Now" and cherish the final chapter of Louisa May Alcotts timeless family saga.

"Better to reign in Hell than serve in Heaven."Paradise Lost (1667), by John Milton, is one of the greatest epics in world literaturea masterpiece of poetry, theology, and imagination.In soaring blank verse, Milton retells the Biblical story of the Fall of Man: the rebellion of Satan against God, the battle in Heaven, and the temptation of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. With its unforgettable imagery, philosophical depth, and profound questions of free will, justice, and redemption, the poem remains as powerful today as when it was first written.Miltons Satanambitious, eloquent, and defiantemerges as one of literatures most complex and compelling figures, while his portrayal of innocence, temptation, and loss shapes our understanding of humanitys eternal struggle between good and evil.A cornerstone of English literature, Paradise Lost is not just a poem but an enduring exploration of faith, power, and the human condition. Click "Buy Now" and enter John Miltons immortal vision of Heaven, Hell, and the destiny of mankind.

Dois desconhecidos separados pela distância, conectam-se por acaso através da internet. Entre mensagens trocadas e chamadas que duram madrugadas inteiras, nasce um amor inesperado. Uma história sobre

The explosive and reality-shattering Rages trilogy, started by The Surviving Sky, concludes as Ahilya and Iravan fight one last time to save everything theyve ever lovedthe survivors of humanity, their families, their home and each other. A powerful, immersive and sweeping epic fantasy like no other."Rao is a phenomenal new voice and deserves a place alongside authors like Arkady Martine, N.K. Jemisin, and Adrian Tchaikovsky. I cant wait to see how she wraps up this epic series!" S.B. Divya on The Unrelenting EarthThe worst has happened. The Conclave has crashed into the jungle, and humanity builds one last city, clinging to survival in the ruins.Forced into a deadly alliance with the Virohi, Ahilya alone can communicate with the cosmic creatures but she is growing weaker with every encounter. Equally revered and feared by her council, Ahilya desperately tries to balance the needs of her people with the untameable desires of the trapped Virohi.Iravan does not believe reconciliation is possible. All he sees is a crumbling bastion being eaten from the inside out. Answering to no law, he would destroy the Virohi before they can destroy humanity.As Ahilya and Iravan wage war, the planet itself rebels, unleashing new rages of untold power. Caught between a wounded planet and the cosmic creatures, all screaming to exist, the last survivors of the human race confront the approaching maelstrom.At the last, Ahilya and Iravan must face up to their mistakes to forge peace between themselves to save each other and humanity.

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Romance semiautobiográfico de Cormac McCarthy, Suttree acompanha quatro anos na vida de um homem que abandonou o conforto da classe média para viver à margem da sociedade. É um clássico cultuado da l

Um romance quente e apaixonante no universo da elite nova yorkina como em Gossip Girl e Succession.Contém tropes que amamos:Friends to lovers; Dual POV; Secret pining; Melhor amigo do irmão; Ele

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