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Matilda sempre sonhou em morar em Londres. Quando finalmente desembarca na cidade, leva na bagagem as dores do passado, o desejo de recomeçar e a esperança de encontrar seu lugar no mundo.Na capital inglesa, seu caminho cruza com o de Vayo, um pianista de jazz, e Blue um cozinho salsicha que guarda uma alma antiga e uma misso vinda de muito longe: Jupiter, o planeta onde a musica cria luz e o amor no conhece fronteiras.Entre encontros improvaveis e afetos que atravessam dimenses, esta e uma historia sobre recomeços, vinculos que resistem ao tempo e a força silenciosa do amor incondicional, capaz de reconhecer a alma mesmo sob outra forma.

Felipe Kuroda nos conduz por uma narrativa sensível e emocionante sobre a trajetória de um jovem que, entre o desejo de encontrar seu próprio caminho, a insegurança e as expectativas familiares, descobre na musica um refugio e uma forma de expresso.Com uma escrita que mistura nostalgia, humor e reflexo, o livro nos leva ao universo da musica autoral do Tocantins, onde o protagonista e seus amigos formam bandas, gravam musicas em estudios improvisados e sonham em tocar como seus idolos. Influenciado por icones do rock, ele aprende que a vida, assim como a musica, e feita de improvisos, erros e momentos de pura magia.

Step into worlds where science, imagination, and destiny collide.H. G. Wells, the "father of science fiction," presents a collection of visionary tales in Tales of Space and Time. Written at the dawn of the 20th century, these stories capture humanitys timeless fascination with the cosmos, the future, and the unknown.Blending adventure with profound speculation, Wells imagines journeys beyond Earth, visions of humanitys destiny, and encounters that challenge the boundaries of science and belief. His sharp prose and daring imagination continue to inspire readers, writers, and thinkers over a century later.For fans of classic science fiction, this collection is a window into Wells restless curiosity and his unmatched ability to weave thrilling storytelling with big ideas. Click "Buy Now" and explore Wells timeless tales of wonder, danger, and discovery.

An orphans dream of greatness becomes a journey of truth and transformation.Great Expectations (1861), by Charles Dickens, is a sweeping story of ambition, identity, and the search for love and belonging.The novel follows Pip, a poor orphan raised by his harsh sister, whose life changes forever when he receives an unexpected fortune from a mysterious benefactor. As Pip moves from the marshes of Kent to the glittering streets of London, he grapples with questions of class, loyalty, and moralitywhile falling hopelessly in love with the beautiful but cold-hearted Estella.With unforgettable characters like the tragic Miss Havisham, the loyal Joe Gargery, and the enigmatic Magwitch, Dickens weaves a powerful tale of ambition and disillusionment that ultimately reveals the true sources of happiness: compassion, humility, and integrity.Regarded as one of Dickens greatest achievements, Great Expectations is both a gripping coming-of-age story and a profound social critique, as moving today as when it was first published. Click "Buy Now" and experience Dickens timeless masterpiece of dreams, heartbreak, and redemption.

What happens when science makes life grow beyond control?The Food of the Gods and How It Came to Earth (1904), by H. G. Wells, is a daring tale of invention, chaos, and the unforeseen dangers of human ambition.The story begins with two scientists who create a substance designed to accelerate growth. At first, it seems miraculousplants flourish, animals expand, and human children grow to gigantic proportions. But as the effects spread, society faces terrifying consequences: cities shaken by monstrous creatures, governments powerless against forces they cannot control, and a world on the brink of transformation.Blending biting satire with thrilling adventure, Wells explores themes of scientific responsibility, social upheaval, and the double-edged nature of progress. His vision of runaway discovery is both entertaining and eerily prophetic, foreshadowing debates that still shape science and ethics today.The Food of the Gods is not only an imaginative science fiction novel but also a timeless warning about the powerand perilof unchecked innovation. Click "Buy Now" and witness H. G. Wells thrilling tale of science, giants, and the cost of ambition.

They came from Marsand Earth would never be the same.The War of the Worlds (1898), by H. G. Wells, is one of the most influential science fiction novels ever written and the blueprint for the modern alien invasion story.The novel follows the terrifying arrival of Martian invaders, armed with heat-rays, towering machines, and an intelligence far beyond humanitys. As cities burn and societies collapse, ordinary men and women are forced to confront the fragility of civilization and the will to survive.Wells combines thrilling adventure with sharp social critique, questioning human arrogance, colonialism, and the limits of progress. The storys realism and intensity were so powerful that it later inspired Orson Welles famous 1938 radio broadcast, which caused nationwide panic.A masterpiece of suspense, imagination, and prophetic vision, The War of the Worlds continues to resonate as a chilling reminder of both humanitys vulnerability and resilience. Click "Buy Now" and experience H. G. Wells timeless tale of fear, destruction, and survival against the unknown.

Sherlock Holmes e o Dr. Watson viajam para a Cornualha para descansar, mas seu retiro tranquilo é interrompido quando se deparam com um caso misterioso e horripilante. Uma casa pacífica é atingida por uma tragedia repentina e inexplicavel que deixa uma vitima morta e outras profundamente afetadas de maneiras que ninguem consegue entender. Holmes precisa confiar em sua observaço e deduço perspicazes para descobrir a força oculta por tras dos estranhos acontecimentos.

Eu me achava a garota mais sem graça do internato, destinada a uma vida de notas medianas e invisibilidade. E minha maior preocupação era passar de ano em física. Aparentemente, eu estava errada.Ele

Beneath the Paris Opera House, a shadow waitsand listens.The Phantom of the Opera (1910), by Gaston Leroux, is a haunting tale of love, obsession, and tragedy set in the glittering yet shadowed world of the Paris Opera.At its heart is the mysterious Phantom, a disfigured genius who lives hidden in the labyrinth beneath the opera house. Consumed by his passion for the young soprano Christine Daae, he becomes both her secret tutor and her relentless pursuer. As Christines star rises, the Phantoms obsession spirals into jealousy, danger, and an unforgettable showdown between love, fear, and fate.Blending Gothic horror with romance and mystery, Lerouxs novel has captivated readers for over a century and inspired countless stage and film adaptationsincluding Andrew Lloyd Webbers legendary musical.Both chilling and heartbreaking, The Phantom of the Opera endures as one of the greatest Gothic romances ever written. Click "Buy Now" and descend into Gaston Lerouxs timeless world of music, passion, and shadows.

Two men, one invention, and a journey that changed how we imagine space.The First Men in the Moon (1901), by H. G. Wells, is a groundbreaking science fiction adventure that takes readers beyond Earth and deep into the mysteries of the lunar world.The story follows Mr. Bedford, a businessman in search of fortune, and Dr. Cavor, a brilliant but eccentric scientist whose invention makes space travel possible. Together, they embark on a daring expedition to the Moononly to discover it is not barren, but alive with strange landscapes and an alien civilization that challenges everything they thought they knew.Mixing scientific speculation with thrilling adventure, Wells captures both the wonder and the danger of exploration. His vision of space travel was astonishingly ahead of its time, influencing generations of writers, scientists, and dreamers.More than just an adventure, The First Men in the Moon is a meditation on human ambition, greed, and the unknown forces we encounter when we reach beyond our world. Click "Buy Now" and experience H. G. Wells visionary journey to the Moon.

She dreamed of passion and elegancebut reality demanded a price.Madame Bovary (1857), by Gustave Flaubert, is one of the most influential novels of all time, a masterpiece of literary realism that shocked its first readers and continues to captivate audiences today.The story follows Emma Bovary, a young woman trapped in the monotony of provincial life and a loveless marriage. Longing for romance, luxury, and escape, she pursues reckless affairs and extravagant indulgences that lead her down a path of illusion, debt, and inevitable tragedy.With precise detail and unflinching honesty, Flaubert exposes the dangers of chasing dreams at any cost while dissecting the hypocrisy of society and the emptiness of material desire. His portrayal of Emma Bovary is at once critical and deeply human, making her one of the most memorable heroines in world literature.Censored and controversial at the time of its release, Madame Bovary is now celebrated as a defining work of 19th-century literaturea timeless story of yearning, disillusionment, and downfall. Click "Buy Now" and experience Flauberts immortal tale of passion, illusion, and tragedy.

What if one moment could change the fate of humanity forever?In the Days of the Comet (1906), by H. G. Wells, is a bold and imaginative novel that blends romance, politics, and science fiction in a sweeping vision of human renewal.The story follows William Leadford, a young man embittered by poverty and jealousy, on the eve of personal despair and global upheaval. But when a mysterious green comet passes close to Earth, its strange gases alter the very nature of human consciousness. Hatred, greed, and conflict dissolve, replaced by clarity, compassion, and a collective vision of peace.Told through Williams transformationfrom anger and despair to love and enlightenmentthe novel explores themes of redemption, social justice, and the possibility of a truly harmonious world.Part utopian philosophy, part personal confession, and part love story, In the Days of the Comet remains one of Wells most daring works, a timeless reflection on humanitys potential for change. Click "Buy Now" and journey into H. G. Wells breathtaking vision of a world reborn.

He imagined atomic bombs decades before they became reality.The World Set Free (1914), by H. G. Wells, is a visionary science fiction novel that predicted the dawn of nuclear power and its shattering impact on civilization.The story explores a future where scientists unlock the destructive force of atomic energy. What begins as a triumph of human ingenuity quickly spirals into global catastrophe, as cities are devastated by unstoppable weapons of unprecedented power. Out of the ashes, humanity faces a choice: continue down the path of annihilation, or rebuild a world guided by peace and reason.Far more than a tale of destruction, Wells novel is a meditation on science, responsibility, and the potential for both ruin and renewal. Written decades before the Manhattan Project, its uncanny accuracy makes it one of the most extraordinary works of speculative fiction ever created.A chilling yet hopeful vision, The World Set Free remains a timeless warning about the consequences of discovery without wisdom. Click "Buy Now" and experience H. G. Wells prophetic tale of atomic power and humanitys future.

He slept for centuriesand awoke to rule the world.The Sleeper Awakes (1910), by H. G. Wells, is a gripping dystopian novel of wealth, power, and rebellion set in a future London transformed by technology and inequality.The story follows Graham, an ordinary man who falls into a strange sleep and awakens two hundred years later to discover that his name and fortune have made him the ruler of a global society. But his awakening is not a blessingit is a trap. The world is divided, the masses oppressed, and Graham becomes both a symbol of hope and a pawn in a deadly struggle between tyrants and revolutionaries.With prophetic vision, Wells explores themes of capitalism, class conflict, and the dangers of unchecked power. His future city, filled with flying machines, towering skyscrapers, and mass media, anticipated many aspects of the modern world.Part science fiction adventure, part political warning, The Sleeper Awakes is one of Wells most powerful and unsettling visions of humanitys future. Click "Buy Now" and journey into H. G. Wells chilling tale of awakening, revolution, and destiny.

What if you could journey to the end of time itself?The Time Machine (1895), by H. G. Wells, is the pioneering tale that introduced time travel to literature and established him as the "father of science fiction."The novel follows an eccentric scientist, known only as the Time Traveller, who invents a machine capable of carrying him across the ages. Venturing into the distant future, he encounters the gentle Eloi and the terrifying Morlocks, two species that reveal the dark trajectory of human evolution. His adventures raise haunting questions about technology, class, and the ultimate fate of humanity.Blending thrilling adventure with deep social critique, Wells creates a story that is at once imaginative, prophetic, and timeless. More than a tale of invention, it is a meditation on progress, survival, and the fragility of civilization itself.Still one of the most influential works of science fiction ever written, The Time Machine remains a must-read for dreamers, thinkers, and adventurers alike. Click "Buy Now" and travel through time with H. G. Wells visionary classic.

O que é a tragédia? Projetando este estudo de forma a acrescentar nuances a uma meditação sobre a dor ou o destino, Terry Eagleton revela em seu texto a natureza intrinsecamente política dessa forma

On a remote island, science has broken every boundaryand unleashed a nightmare.The Island of Doctor Moreau (1896), by H. G. Wells, is a chilling blend of science fiction and horror that questions what it means to be human.The novel follows Edward Prendick, a shipwrecked traveler who finds refuge on a mysterious island ruled by the enigmatic Dr. Moreau. There, he discovers horrifying experiments: animals grotesquely transformed into human-like creatures through cruel scientific procedures. Bound by fear, violence, and strange laws, these creatures form a society that teeters on collapse.Wells tale is more than a Gothic shockerit is a profound meditation on morality, cruelty, and the dangers of unchecked scientific ambition. With its themes of evolution, ethics, and the fragile line between humanity and monstrosity, the novel remains one of his most powerful works.Shocking in its time and still deeply unsettling today, The Island of Doctor Moreau endures as one of the defining works of speculative fiction. Click "Buy Now" and enter H. G. Wells terrifying vision of science without conscience.

In an England ruled by social conventions and strict class norms, the Dashwood sisters, Elinor and Marianne, face love, loss, and the dilemmas of the heart from opposing perspectives. While Elinor represents prudence, discretion, and self-control, Marianne embodies passion, sensitivity, and unreserved devotion. Through their experiencesamid broken promises, overwhelming passions, and unveiled secretsJane Austen weaves an unforgettable story that explores the eternal tension between reason and emotion.Sense and Sensibility is not only a brilliant portrait of 19th-century English society but also a profound reflection on love, family, and maturity, which continues to move generations of readers around the world.

Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson travel to Cornwall for rest, but their quiet retreat is disrupted when they encounter a mysterious and horrifying case. A peaceful home is struck by a sudden and inexplicable tragedy that leaves one victim dead and others deeply affected in ways no one can understand. Holmes must rely on sharp observation and deduction to uncover the hidden force behind the strange events.

What if no one could see youbut everyone feared you?The Invisible Man (1897), by H. G. Wells, is a gripping tale of scientific ambition turned into nightmare.The story follows Griffin, a brilliant but reckless scientist who discovers the secret of invisibility. At first, it seems like the ultimate powerfreedom without limits. But as Griffin descends deeper into isolation, paranoia, and violence, his gift becomes a curse. Feared as a monster and hunted as a criminal, his invisibility drives him toward madness and destruction.Wells masterfully combines suspense, horror, and social critique in this groundbreaking novel. More than a thrilling story, it is a timeless warning about unchecked ambition, the abuse of science, and the fragile boundaries of morality.Still as terrifying and relevant today as it was over a century ago, The Invisible Man remains one of the cornerstones of modern science fiction. Click "Buy Now" and uncover H. G. Wells unforgettable tale of power, fear, and the unseen.