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Las creadoras del podcast Encendidas, Ingrid Beck y Mariana Carbajal, abordan la menopausia desde sus propias experiencias, decididas a acompañar con amor y risas a mujeres que se sienten un tanto perplejas e incomprendidas y a no rendirse ante el silencio y los viejos tabues.Si entras a la cocina y no sabes bien para que fuiste y entonces pensas que te volviste completamente loca, este libro es para vos. Si te despertas a las 4 AM muerta de calor y a los pocos segundos volves a morir pero de frio, este libro es para vos. Si tu familia te recuerda que esa anecdota ya la contaste no una sino cincuenta veces, este libro es para vos. Si tu piel esta mas seca que el desierto del Sahara, ni vos misma entendes por que estas de mal humor y cada vez compras jeans mas grandes, este libro es para vos. Pero este libro tambien es para vos si ya tenes ganas de reirte de todo lo que te pasa desde que llego la menopausia y necesitas saber que no estas sola. Porque -digamos todo- a la menopausia la vienen manteniendo bien guardada en un closet, nadie habla de ella y la medicina aun sigue dando respuestas esquivas del tipo "bancatela". Las escritoras, periodistas y creadoras del podcast Encendidas, Mariana Carbajale Ingrid Beck, abordan el tema desde sus propias experiencias, decididas a acompañar con amor y risas a mujeres que se sienten un tanto perplejas e incomprendidas y a no rendirse ante el silencio y los viejos tabues. Con gracia, pero tambien con informacion, invitan a atravesar esta etapa de la mejor manera posible, apoyandonos entre amigas, compartiendo experiencias personales y, claro, riendonos mucho de las cosas que pasan en la flor de la edad.

When a major Pakistani political figure is hanged, OK Town erupts in protest.A few miles away, Sir Baghi is surprised by a knock at the door of his language school, the Rebel English Academy. An unexpected visitor, Sabiha, seeks refuge - but she has a gun, her parents are political prisoners, her husband has just died in a suspicious fire and shes clearly hiding something.Meanwhile Captain Gul, disgraced intelligence officer, has been banished to OK Town, where he aims to silence protesters by any means necessary. But his duties - and romantic desires - begin to overlap, and his already-dubious power is further threatened.In Rebel English Academy, we see Pakistan coming into modernity through a vibrant cast of interconnected characters that face a changing landscape with violence, passion and sharp humour. Wry, searing and deeply relevant, this is a triumphant novel about political power, religion, education, sexuality and dissent.

A new serving of satire from bestselling author and beloved Guardiancolumnist John Crace.I lap up everything John Crace writes gratefully: I love his cleverness, his wit, and his heart.NIGELLA LAWSONIt ended as it began. With Downing Street under grey leaden skies. Someones idea of a cosmic joke. Only this time the rain had eased to a light drizzle rather than a torrential downpour. If youre a Tory, you take your blessings where you find them on days like these.After fourteen years of Tory rule, John Crace has seen it all: a bucket-load of sleaze and scandals, myriad questionable policy decisions, and an ever-revolving door of impressive* candidates trying to get themselves to the top of a sinking ship.With a bumpy start, Keir Starmer, Rachel Reeves and the Labour Party have taken the reins while Kemi Badenoch and the Tories slink off to regroup in opposition. Many proclaim that the United Kingdoms political landscape has changed - but are those fabled sunlit uplands finally in view? Selected from Craces much-loved Guardian column, The Bonfire of the Insanities lights up a new chapter of governmental absurdity with mordant wit and caustic humour.(*terms and conditions apply)

Richard Ayoade has set down his most enormous thoughts for the benefit of all those who dare read them. Thoughts like . . . TV detectives need a gimmick. Mine would be not caring who did it.If, when one door shuts, another door opens, theres something wrong with your doors. They shouldnt be doing that.Wheres the box to tick if you ARE a robot?My mother used to say Manners Maketh the Man, but I didnt think it was very mannerly of her to make fun of my lisp.Plato, Aristotle, Montaigne. Men who have searched for meaning with, lets face it, mixed results. Whither the one who can solve it? Cometh the hour, cometh the Ayoade. He brings wisdom distilled from a life lived in relentless pursuit of Truth.Afterthoughts goes beyond rumination, past pondering, probing further than ever before, drawing from a deeply private pool of questions: a reservoir so refreshing you may never need to think again.