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Aquesta novel.la gràfica és la història d?un fotógraf Joanes Apaolaza i d?una professora Olga Perls. La història es situa a la Euskal Herria actual, però aquesta, durant els darrers 200 anys ha esta

With Portuguese fast becoming one of the bestselling languages for bilingual dictionaries, Berlitz are publishing this brand new Portuguese Compact Dictionary. This title contains 50,000 entries on 720 pages, along with extra grammar information for your reference. All headwords have been printed in blue for ease of use, making this the ideal compact reference work for everyday use.

Con «Incompatibilidades de los funcionarios públicos» finaliza esta colección de estudios sobre función pública iniciadas en 2007 y que consta, finalmente, de VII volúmenes.La Ley 7/2007, Disp. Final

Berlitz Pocket Guide Sydney is the ultimate guide to this magnificent city. With 144 pages combining authoritative narrative detail and striking colour photography, the book contains two new features to entice visitors: a breakdown of Sydney's Top 10 Attractions and an itinerary for a Perfect Day in the city. An introduction to Sydney gives you background information on its people and outdoor lifestyle, followed by a brief history of Australia, including a quick-reference Historical Landmarks timeline. Throughout the guide, colour feature boxes brief you on points of historical and cultural interest. The main section of the book is the Where to Go chapter, which tells you everything you need to know about the city's many sights and attractions. Organised geographically, it begins in Sydney Harbour and covers each area of the city in turn, from Sydney Opera House on the western side of Circular Quay, through to Central Sydney, King Cross and Paddington in the Eastern Suburbs, and the hedonistic lifestyle on Sydney's glorious beaches. The chapter then covers the awe-inspiring Blue Mountains, where you can experience Australia's natural beauty, and the Hunter Valley wine region, before moving on to Australia's capital city, Canberra, just a short trip from Sydney. Throughout the chapter, number dots link the sights to the handy maps on the cover flaps. Next, the What to Do chapter is a snapshot of ways to spend your spare time, from scuba-diving and sailing through to spectator sports and live music, as well as nightlife and entertainment, shopping, and the best activities for children. There is also a Festival Calendar so you can check what's on while you're in the city. The Eating Out chapter covers the city's varied cuisine, describing what to eat, where to try it and what drinks are on offer. The chapter is followed by carefully chosen listings of the best Places to Eat in the city. The final sections of the guide are the A-Z Travel Tips - covering all the practical information you'll need, from budgeting to health to transport - and listings of Sydney's best hotels.

The Berlitz Pocket Guide to Thailand is fully revised and better than ever! This guide features clear, colour-coded sections enabling you to locate the information you need quickly and easily. Sections cover all the places to go and indicate highly recommend sights, the history of Thailand and interesting facts, along with many different things to do, including shopping, sports, children's activities, entertainment, nightlife and more. An 'Eating Out' section provides information on where to go and what the local specialities are. The Top 10 attractions are highlighted, allowing you to set priorities for your stay and ensure you don't miss out on the best Thailand has to offer. Accommodation for all budgets is recommended, along with other practical travel tips, covering transport, currency, medical care and more. Beautiful full-colour photographs accompany the text throughout, making this guide truly a pleasure to read before, during and after your visit.

El intrépido detective Bad One, un perfecto Lord Inglés, vuelve a sus andadas investigando, esta vez, el misterioso caso de la momia del Museo Británico. Ricardo Lampert es el seudónimo de Alfredo Pérez. Nació en Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. A la muerte de su padre, cuando apenas tenía cinco años su familia se traslada a la península, y fija su residencia en Madrid. Pasa por diversos trabajos muy heterogéneos y cursa estudios universitarios de criminología. Ahora vive a caballo entre Rota y Córdoba. Desde muy joven le atrae el mundo de la Literatura, llevado de la mano de sus autores favoritos, Cervantes, Shakespeare, Pablo Neruda, García Márquez y un largo etcétera. Siente una gran predilección por Enrique Jardiel Poncela, por ese humor tan particular, inverosímil, intelectual e ilógico que rompe las barreras tradicionales. Comenzó su trayectoria como escritor con poemas y relatos cortos, hasta el momento su obra más larga es una historia de su vida —que aún está pendiente de terminar— Poco a poco fue descubriendo su gusto por jugar con las palabras, crear escenas y personajes que van tomando forma como la realidad misma. Animado por su familia y amigos decide escribir su primera novela policiaca; un género, que debido a su preparación universitaria domina a la perfección. Del arte de su pluma y de ese duende del sur, sale a la luz Bad One todo un lord inglés que se dedica a la investigación, un personaje irritable, flemático, tierno, divertido y entrañable. Con el que el autor el autor da rienda suelta a su característico sentido del humor fino e inteligente. En el 2010 con Mandala Ediciones publica su primera novela "BAD ONE y el caso del doble asesinato en el Támesis". "BAD ONE y el misterio de la momia del Museo Británico", es su segundo trabajo. Una nueva aventura de este peculiar y atractivo personaje del que esperamos muy buenos ratos de lectura.