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Numa noite entre amigos, Vladímir Petróvitch é desafiado a contar a história do seu primeiro amor. A memória leva-o de volta a um verão distante, passado na casa de campo da família, nos arredores de

Bruno é um menino que muda com a família de São Paulo para uma fazenda em Mato Grosso, descobre um mundo misterioso com a ajuda de seu cavalo e salva uma aldeia que estava em perigo pelo ataque de di

Em Reflexo: o preço da colheita, somos apresentados a uma família da burguesia espanhola do século XVIII, período marcado pela escravidão e desigualdades. Em uma sociedade em que as vidas humanas seg

Marshall Rosenberg estruturou a Comunicação Não-Violenta em quatro passos práticos que nos ajudam a transformar reações automáticas em comunicação consciente: 1. Observar e descrever o que vemos ou o

Jonathan tem o que aparenta ser uma vida bem-sucedida: uma carreira sólida, uma imagem respeitada, uma rotina confortável. Mas, num domingo como tantos outros, durante um passeio pelos cais de São Fr

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How can six voices tell one human story?First published in 1931, The Waves by Virginia Woolf is one of the most experimental and ambitious novels of modernist literature. Told through the interwoven inner monologues of six characters from childhood to old age, the novel captures the rhythms of thought, memory, and identity as life unfolds.Structured around poetic interludes describing the movement of the sun across the sea, the book dissolves traditional plot in favor of lyrical language and psychological depth. Woolf explores individuality and unity, time and change, and the shared experience of being alive.This novel stands as Woolfs most daring exploration of consciousness, blending poetry and prose into a single, immersive experience.Inside this eBook, youll explore:A radical narrative form built from interior monologueThemes of identity, friendship, and the passage of timeLyrical language that blurs the line between poetry and fictionOne of the most influential works of literary modernismWidely studied and admired for its originality, The Waves remains essential reading for readers interested in experimental fiction and the evolution of the modern novel.Enter the rhythm of thought and time. Buy now and experience one of Virginia Woolfs most profound achievements.

What happens when self-doubt overshadows a moment meant for joy?First published in 1927, The New Dress by Virginia Woolf is a poignant modernist short story that explores the quiet anxieties of social life. Set during an evening party, the narrative follows Mabel Waring as she becomes painfully aware of her appearance, her dress, and her place among others.Through Woolfs signature stream-of-consciousness style, the story captures the inner turmoil behind polite conversation, revealing how insecurity, comparison, and memory shape personal identity. What appears to be a simple social gathering becomes a powerful psychological portrait of self-consciousness and isolation.This eBook presents the original text in a clear, accessible format, allowing readers to experience one of Woolfs most emotionally resonant short works.Inside this eBook, youll explore:A subtle yet powerful study of insecurity and social anxietyWoolfs modernist narrative techniqueThemes of identity, class, and self-perceptionA timeless reflection on inner life and social pressureOften studied in literature courses and admired for its emotional honesty, The New Dress remains deeply relevant to anyone who has ever felt out of place.Step into a moment where a dress reveals the human mind. Buy now and experience one of Virginia Woolfs most insightful short stories.

How much can a single, ordinary detail reveal about the human mind?First published in 1917, The Mark on the Wall by Virginia Woolf is a pioneering modernist short story that transformed the way fiction could represent thought. What begins as a simple observationa small mark on a wallunfolds into a rich stream of reflection, questioning reality, history, authority, and the nature of consciousness itself.Through her innovative stream-of-consciousness style, Woolf draws readers deep into the mind, showing how everyday moments spark complex inner worlds. The story quietly challenges rigid structures of knowledge and certainty, favoring imagination, curiosity, and personal perception.This eBook presents the original text in a clear, accessible format, allowing readers to experience one of Woolfs earliest and most influential experiments in modernist fiction.Inside this eBook, youll explore:A landmark example of stream-of-consciousness writingWoolfs early break from traditional narrative formThemes of perception, uncertainty, and inner lifeA foundational work in literary modernismFrequently studied in literature courses and admired for its originality, The Mark on the Wall remains essential reading for anyone interested in modernist writing and the evolution of narrative art.Enter the mind where a single mark opens infinite thought. Buy now and experience one of Virginia Woolfs most influential short stories.

What does war sound like in the human soul?First published in 1865, Drum-Taps by Walt Whitman is a moving collection of poems inspired by the American Civil War. Written by a poet who served as a volunteer nurse to wounded soldiers, these poems capture the rhythms of marching armies, the pain of loss, and the quiet dignity of sacrifice.Whitmans powerful free verse brings readers close to the lived experience of warits energy, fear, compassion, and aftermath. Rather than glorifying battle, Drum-Taps honors the humanity of soldiers and the emotional cost of conflict, offering a deeply personal vision of a nation in crisis.This eBook presents the original poems in a clear, accessible format, allowing modern readers to experience one of the most important poetic responses to war ever written.Inside this eBook, youll explore:Vivid Civil War imagery and emotional realismThemes of bravery, suffering, grief, and national identityWhitmans revolutionary free-verse styleA landmark work of American war poetryFrequently studied in literature and history courses, Drum-Taps remains essential reading for anyone interested in poetry, American history, or the human experience of war.Hear the drums of history and the voices behind them. Buy now and experience one of Walt Whitmans most powerful works.

What do stories reveal about who we truly are?Written in the late fourteenth century, The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer is one of the greatest works in English literature. Framed as a storytelling contest among pilgrims traveling to Canterbury, the book presents a vivid cross-section of medieval societyknights, clerics, merchants, wives, and rogueseach revealed through their tales.Blending humor, satire, romance, and moral reflection, Chaucers stories explore timeless themes of love, power, faith, greed, and human weakness. His sharp observation of character and society gives the work a freshness that still resonates with modern readers.This eBook presents the classic text in a clear, readable format, making it accessible to both new readers and longtime admirers of medieval literature.Inside this eBook, youll explore:A diverse collection of stories told by unforgettable charactersA rich portrait of medieval English lifeSatire, comedy, and moral insight woven togetherA foundational work in the history of English literatureStudied worldwide and admired for centuries, The Canterbury Tales remains essential reading for anyone interested in classic poetry, storytelling traditions, or the roots of English literature.Travel with the pilgrims and hear the stories that shaped a literary tradition. Buy now and experience one of the greatest classics ever written.

What does a woman need in order to create freely?First published in 1929, A Room of Ones Own by Virginia Woolf is one of the most influential feminist essays ever written. Drawing from lectures delivered at womens colleges, Woolf explores the relationship between gender, creativity, money, and intellectual freedom.With sharp insight and elegant prose, Woolf argues that women have been historically denied the material and social conditions necessary for artistic expression. Her famous assertionthat a woman needs financial independence and a space of her own to writehas become a cornerstone of feminist thought.This work blends literary criticism, history, and social commentary, challenging readers to rethink power, authorship, and whose voices are heard in culture.Inside this eBook, youll explore:Woolfs groundbreaking ideas on women and creativityA critique of gender inequality in literature and educationReflections on independence, identity, and artistic freedomA foundational text of modern feminist theoryStudied in universities worldwide and cited across generations, A Room of Ones Own remains essential reading for anyone interested in feminism, literature, and the struggle for intellectual equality.Read the book that changed how the world thinks about women and art. Buy now and experience one of the most important essays of the twentieth century.

Milo the marmot is a curious and determined young observer who spends his nights studying the moonlight over his meadow, noticing its shifting patterns, moods, and effects on the world around him. While his friends rest, Milo watches the silver glow play across flowers, grass, puddles, and insects, imagining the moon as a mysterious artist communicating through light and shadow. Fascinated by every flicker and reflection, he begins to record his observations in a treasured notebook, inventing ways to measure and understand something so intangible. Over hours of careful study, Milo not only discovers the subtle rhythms of moonlight but also strengthens his connection to the meadow, its creatures, and the magic of the night, embarking on what promises to be a lifelong adventure of curiosity, discovery, and wonder.

Tango the Toucan awakens to a vibrant, sun-drenched jungle alive with color, sound, and motion, feeling a deep connection to the rhythms of the tropics. As he observes the jungles creatures, plants, and wind, he senses patterns and melodies woven through the environment, inspiring him to become a conductor of the forests symphony. Using his colorful trills, wing movements, and keen awareness, Tango encourages every creaturefrom frogs and insects to monkeys and other birdsto join in harmony, creating a unified, joyous musical tapestry. When he discovers the usual flow of the jungles music has become fractured and disjointed, he notices the delicate rhythms disrupted and sets out to restore balance, determined to ensure the entire tropical rainforest sings together once more, weaving every note into a living, magical melody.

What if a single life could span centuries?First published in 1928, Orlando by Virginia Woolf is a daring and imaginative novel that defies traditional ideas of time, identity, and gender. Inspired by Woolfs close friend Vita Sackville-West, the story follows Orlando, a young nobleman who lives for over three hundred years and mysteriously changes sex midway through the narrative.Moving through different historical eras, Orlando blends fantasy, biography, satire, and philosophy, offering a sharp and often humorous exploration of how society shapes identity. Woolfs lyrical prose and inventive structure make the novel both playful and profound.This modernist classic challenges fixed notions of gender and selfhood while celebrating creativity, freedom, and transformation.Inside this eBook, youll explore:A bold experiment in narrative form and biographyThemes of gender fluidity and personal identityA sweeping journey through English literary historyOne of Woolfs most imaginative and accessible novelsCelebrated for its originality and relevance, Orlando is widely studied and regarded as a pioneering work in feminist and gender studies.Experience a novel unlike any other. Buy now and discover one of Virginia Woolfs most inventive masterpieces.

Raya the stingray lives in a vibrant, sunlit coral reef, where every detail of the ocean pulses with life and rhythm. One morning, she senses an unusual, ancient vibration moving through the water, signaling that something immense and powerful is approaching. As dark clouds gather and currents shift unnaturally, Raya notices that even the reef itself seems aware of the change, and the oceans heartbeat quickens in anticipation. Understanding the warning, she rallies her friends, Coral and Bubbles, to alert the other sea creatures while she prepares to seek guidance from Tidebreaker, a mentor who can teach her to navigate the storm. The story follows Raya as she faces the mysterious, growing threat with courage and curiosity, standing on the brink of a vast adventure that will test her instincts, bravery, and connection to the ocean itself.

Set sail on one of the greatest adventure stories ever written.First published in 1883, Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson is the timeless tale that defined the pirate genre. Following young Jim Hawkins on a dangerous voyage across the seas, the novel brings readers face to face with hidden treasure, shifting loyalties, and unforgettable characters.At the heart of the story is the legendary Long John Silvercharming, clever, and dangerously unpredictablewhose presence turns a simple treasure hunt into a thrilling test of courage and trust.This classic novel combines action, mystery, and moral growth, making it beloved by readers of all ages for generations.Inside this eBook, youll experience:A fast-paced adventure filled with pirates and buried treasureRich storytelling that shaped modern adventure fictionThemes of bravery, loyalty, and coming of ageOne of literatures most iconic villainsRead in schools and enjoyed worldwide, Treasure Island remains an essential classic for anyone who loves adventure, classic literature, or unforgettable storytelling.Begin the journey that has thrilled readers for over a century. Buy now and rediscover a true literary treasure.

What can a single day reveal about an entire life?First published in 1925, Mrs Dalloway by Virginia Woolf is a landmark novel of modernist literature. Set over the course of one June day in post-World War I London, the story follows Clarissa Dalloway as she prepares for an evening partywhile her thoughts, memories, and emotions unfold in rich, flowing detail.Through Woolfs innovative stream-of-consciousness style, the novel moves seamlessly between characters, revealing hidden fears, private joys, and the lingering impact of trauma and time. Alongside Clarissas reflections runs the story of Septimus Warren Smith, a war veteran struggling with psychological wounds, creating a powerful meditation on life, death, and human connection.This timeless classic explores themes of identity, mental health, love, aging, and the unseen lives people carry within them.Inside this eBook, youll experience:One of the defining works of literary modernismWoolfs groundbreaking narrative techniqueDeep psychological insight into ordinary livesA poignant portrait of society after warWidely studied in universities and celebrated for its artistry, Mrs Dalloway remains essential reading for anyone interested in classic literature, feminist writing, or the evolution of the modern novel.Enter a single day that contains a lifetime. Buy now and experience one of Virginia Woolfs greatest achievements.

Debbie Mullen está à beira de um colapso. Durante anos, dedicou- -se a partilhar os seus conselhos na coluna Querida Debbie, um espaço onde as esposas de Nova Inglaterra procuravam apoio, empatia e o

Koko the Koala awakens to a forest wrapped in a strange, sleepy haze, where the suns usual warmth and light are faint, the shadows stretch oddly, and the usual morning chorus of animals is subdued. Sensing that something is wrong, she notices a mysterious shadow moving across the treetops and feels an urgent call to investigate. Guided by curiosity and determination, Koko begins her journey through the dim forest, encountering unusual winds and subtle magical signs that hint at hidden messages and dangers. As she steps cautiously beyond her familiar grove, Koko resolves to uncover the secret behind the suns strange sleepiness, protect the forest, and face the adventure and friends that await her in this enchanted, unsettled world.