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Os orixás se erguem numa guerra contra o Panteão dos deuses gregos; um Casanova bon vivant se gaba da própria liberdade e desfila pela Zona Sul do Rio, mas no fundo vive submisso à fortuna e à person

Compreendendo todos os continentes, da Pré-História ao início do século XXI, Uma breve história do mundo em 50 lugares apresenta uma nova perspectiva sobre a evolução do nosso planeta ao destacar cin

Livros têm status singular como emblemas da cultura e da civilização. São veículos para compartilhar estórias e a História, disseminar conhecimento, examinar a natureza da nossa extraordinária espéci

Ainda que os seres humanos muito tenham contribuído para configurar o nossoplaneta, examinar o impacto causado por outros animais proporciona umacompreensão mais profunda e completa da longa e comple

A inspiradora história da jovem primeira-ministra da Nova Zelândia que conciliou a maternidade com os desafios e as pressões do poder, se destacou mundialmente pela forma como enfrentou a pandemia de

Harriet York não faz ideia do motivo para estar sendo assombrada. Ela é uma boa pessoa. Gosta de agradar os outros, sempre age conforme o esperado e evita conflitos a todo custo.Nolan Callahan preten

São Paulo, anos 1980.Um país sufocado pela inflação, uma geração em busca de sua identidade.Filho de um matemático e de uma pianista, Luís Barone poderia ter seguido um caminho previsível. Em vez dis

Em Um Outro Código da Medicina, o médico e pesquisador Paulo Rosenbaum apresenta uma visão abrangente e humanizada da homeopatia, defendendo-a como uma "medicina do sujeito". Com base em décadas de p

Kyrinha está de volta e sabe que a verdadeira força não está apenas nos golpes de jiu-jítsu, mas também na coragem de fazer o que é certo. Quando aprende e percebe atitudes de bullying ao seu redor,

Faixa etária: A partir de 12 anosTemas: Crítica social, literatura de língua inglesa, Espírito natalino, natal, Redenção pessoal, romance.Ebenezer Scrooge, velho e rabugento que detesta o Natal, é eg

Ultimate Guide to Small Space Kitchen Gardens, by Nina Koziol, shares a simple approach to building and designing a high yield kitchen garden in a small space featuring the favorite vegetables, herbs, and fruits that families love. Includes detailed growing profiles for easy-to-grow vegetables including asparagus, lettuce, spinach, peas, zucchini, broccoli, sweet corn, onions, peppers, beans and tomatoes. Expert gardener and author, Nina Koziol also includes sections on how to grow in warm and cool seasons, tools and safety, when to use cages or trellises, soil preparation, advice on preventing disease, composting, raised beds and more! And to help enjoy your harvest, Nina shares a few of her favorite recipes.

Reginald the T-rex had a fierce and mighty ROAR!His fierce and mighty footsteps thundered through the jungle floor.He ran as fast and leapt as far as any T-rex could. He stomped about and GNASHED his teeth as every T-rex should. He just has one small worry, one teeny, tiny thing . . . At dinner-time he often felt that he did not fit in. For while the other T-rexes munched on juicy steak . . .Reginald the T-rex ate crunchy CARROT CAKE!Tyrannosaurus Reginald doesnt fit in - all the other T-rexes eat meat, meat, meat, but not Reg. Hes all about the fruit and veg. After endless teasing he decides to leave and join the herbivores - but thats not much fun . . . and he soon returns to save the T-rex crew, bringing his excellent physique and strength in to play!

Erin and Bee are the TWO LITTLE LIARS. Vilified. Despised. Never forgiven, forgotten, or meant to see each other again after the tragedy they caused.Until a fateful college trip brings them together, and Bee is murdered.Twenty years on, the case remains unsolved and a threat reunites the survivors of the trip.Someone knows who Erin is and what she did the night Bee died.Someone wholl kill again.

A fantastic, sharp, and witty debut . . . Two Left Feet is not one to miss! Hannah Bonam-Young, New York Times bestselling author of People WatchingIn a league with no room for love, two players are about to change the game.Oliver Harris is football royalty in London. Ordinarily, the star of the Camden Roses is calm, cool, and collected, keeping his club relevant with his prowess in the midfield and mighty left foot. But this season, the threats abound: Theres Camdens management to contend withcomplete with a new, prickly Dutch coach, eager for better results and a mid-season injury, which sidelines him when his team needs him most. When a recruit is called up to fill in, Oliver fears hell be replaced. If he can mentor this younger talent, then they might just have a chance at winning, together.After a string of lacklustre performances in his native Spain, Leonardo Davis-Villanueva is looking for one last shot at the club he always dreamed of, where he once played in the youth academy. Oliver immediately finds confident, eager Leo irritating. He can barely go through the motions, let alone coach him, without outright hostility. When he comes to admire Leos skill and warms to his humor and energy, though, he begins to see Leo as a friend and then, to his mounting horror, as something more.Leo craves Olivers attention and partnership; Oliver cant afford to fall in love with his teammate. Hes always kept a tight lid on his sexuality in a league thats never had a player come out. As the season heats up, a lot more than football hangs in the balance. Can Oliver and Leo win when it counts most?

Dogs may be mans best friend, but every friendship is different. Prepare to meet Nicholas, a gregarious Airedale whose arrival in a moneyed Long Island home unleashes complete and total chaos throughout the neighbourhood. Verdun Belle, the lady of the title, is a silky-eared spaniel whose loyalty - and litter of puppies - rallies an entire American regiment fighting on the Western Front during the First World War. Then theres Egon, a large - very large - German Shepherd, accustomed to summering on the Cote dAzur, and to managing the diaries and daily activities of his human charges, whether they want him to or not.This charmingly illustrated collection of three delightful stories, rediscovered after decades out of print, shows our canine companions in all their guises: comic, heroic, companionable.

In an opulent villa near the English Channel lives a family. The father has a safe, a spanner, a candle and a maid called Rose. The son has a swing, a croquet set, a raincoat, a car. Some members of the family read crime novels to fall asleep (the father), some instead of sleeping (the son), and some to ease the loneliness of an unhappy marriage (the mother). Their equilibrium is shattered in the wake of a shocking incident and the twenty minutes of silence that follow. Darkly comedic and wonderfully strange, Twenty Minutes of Silence is a truly original take on the crime genre, inspired by a true story. Here Helene Bessette builds a world of intrigue, a world punctured by startling disruptions and unexpected shifts, and in doing so destroys and remakes the crime novel, creating a form wholly new.

What constituted a secret or a scandal in times gone by? This entertaining title in this new series gives an overview of the times and attitudes to secrets, and what was meant by a scandal. The series uncovers revelations of spies and plots, financial scandals, secrets of the royal bedchambers, dynastic tangles, and the exploits of both villains and so-called saints. Noble lords and ladies sampled the same pleasures and sometimes met the same ghastly fate as common criminals. Enemies of the state plotted and were plotted against, while a horrible fate awaited those found guilty of treason, hanged, drawn and quartered to the jeers of the mob. Assassins lurked in alleys, ghoulish body snatchers opened graves in the dead of night This highly illustrated guide includes places associated with the stories.

Cuando el amor y el destino se sirven en una taza de café, nada es casualidadGonzalo Me gusta el orden, el control… y el café en silencio. Daniela es todo lo contrario: caótica, ruidosa y siempre

Se han perseguido y acuchillado en las Alpujarras y en Lepanto, han perdido por culpa del otro a los que amaban, se han infligido heridas demasiado profundas como para que cicatricen… Sí, José de Mon