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Quando Salete morre, Henrique perde o seu único porto seguro. Órfão de pais desconhecidos e com o coração ferido por uma separação recente, ele regressa à Ilha da Madeira para se despedir da avó e en

A chance encounter leads to a whirlwind of romance and high-stakes intrigue in the picturesque landscapes of 19th-century Spain. This vibrant adventure follows a group of travelers as they navigate carlist uprisings, hidden identities, and the complexities of the heart. De Mille blends humor and suspense with a sweeping narrative that captures the exotic allure of the Iberian Peninsula. It is a classic tale of gallantry and unexpected peril where nothing is quite as it seems.

A romantic comedy of errors unfolds against the backdrop of a war-torn Spanish landscape where a group of travelers is caught in a web of intrigue. De Mille balances high adventure with witty dialogue as his characters navigate the perils of Carlist rebels and the mysteries of the heart. This vibrant novel is a celebration of gallantry and the unpredictable nature of fate. It remains a charming and suspenseful journey into a land of passion and danger.

The eighteenth in a fantastic series of animal stories for younger readers by Waterstones Childrens Book Prize-shortlisted author Helen Peters. With beautiful black-and-white illustrations by Ellie Snowdon.Jasmines dad is a farmer, and her mum is a large-animal vet, so Jasmine spends a lot of time caring for animals and keeping them out of trouble. Unfortunately, this often means she gets into hot water herself...The perfect Easter book for animal lovers! Gorgeously illustrated, this is a heartwarming tale of an abandoned chick who finds friendship in an unlikely place... A little chick is abandoned by her mother and left for dead after a terrible accident.Jasmine rescues the tiny bird and nurses her back to health but she is again rejected by her family. An old cockerel takes the little chick under his wing, saving her from a buzzard attack and showing that friendship can be found in the most unlikely of places.Brilliant storytelling that will make you laugh and cry, this is Dick King-Smith for a new generation. Perfect for readers aged seven and up.Check out Jasmines other adventures: A Piglet Called Truffle A Sheepdog Called Sky A Kitten Called Holly and many more! "Perfect for the young animal enthusiast" The Guardian"Quality storytelling with a hint of Dick King-Smiths Sophie books" The Bookseller

A young boy finds comfort in a solitary star that he believes waits for him and his loved ones. As he endures the loss of his sister and grows through lifes stages, the celestial light remains a symbol of hope and reunion. A tender and melancholic reflection on death and the promise of eternal peace.

A celestial body becomes a constant companion to a child who watches the sky with wonder and longing. As life strips away his family one by one, the star serves as a gathering place for the departed. A gentle, tear-jerking meditation on the belief that love outlasts the grave.

On a freezing Christmas Eve, a miserly old man is visited by three spirits who force him to confront the shadows of his past, present, and future. Faced with the grim reality of a lonely death, he must choose between his greed and the warmth of humanity. A timeless story of transformation that captures the true spirit of the holiday season.

The chains of a lifetime of greed rattle in the bedroom of Ebenezer Scrooge on a fateful eve. Through the intervention of three specters, he is forced to witness the joy he has scorned and the tragedy he is creating. The clock ticks toward a lonely grave unless a frozen heart can learn to beat again.

Gather around the festive pine as a narrator recalls the toys, gifts, and ghost stories of Christmases past. The sparkle of ornaments evokes both the innocence of childhood and the eerie tales told by the winter fire. A nostalgic journey that blends the joy of the season with the haunting power of memory.

The candles on the fir tree illuminate a treasure trove of childhood memories, from the delight of toys to the thrill of winter ghost stories. Shadows dance with the light, bringing back the faces of those long gone in a mix of joy and sorrow. A festive reverie that celebrates the magic and the melancholy of the holiday season.

Em "A Cidade Esmeralda de Oz", Dorothy leva a tia Em e o tio Henry para viver na terra mágica de Oz após dificuldades financeiras em casa. Enquanto eles se adaptam à sua nova vida maravilhosa, a prin

Como os documentários filmam as cidades? Neste livro, três filmes são analisados para revelar como o corpo que opera a câmera, o aparelho cinematográfico e o espaço urbano se conectam na construção d

Este livro é um mosaico de visões e experiências práticas relacionadas aos transtornos de ansiedade, sempre do ponto de vista do psicodrama. Dividido em quatro partes, ele mostra que o trabalho clíni

Este livro analisa a "colocação" – espaço formado pela casa do seringueiro e seu entorno – como expressão da arquitetura vernácula amazônica. A partir da migração de nordestinos para os seringais, bu

Com o prefácio do Ministro do STJ Ricardo Villas Bôas Cueva, o livro é fruto de uma análise meticulosa sobre a viabilidade e as implicações da inserção de cláusulas de confidencialidade em processos

A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthurs Court is one of Mark Twains most imaginative and satirical works, blending historical fantasy, social commentary, humor, and sharp political critique into a timeless adventure. First published in 1889, the novel tells the story of Hank Morgan, a practical and resourceful 19th-century American engineer who is mysteriously transported back to 6th-century England during the reign of King Arthur.After a blow to the head during a factory dispute, Hank awakens in the legendary world of knights, castles, jousting tournaments, and medieval superstition. Armed with modern knowledge of science, technology, and democratic ideals, he quickly realizes he is centuries ahead of the society around him. Using his intelligence and ingenuity, Hank positions himself as a powerful figure in Camelot by performing what appear to be magical featsactually clever applications of scientific knowledge, including predicting a solar eclipse.As "The Boss," Hank sets out to modernize Arthurian England. He introduces schools, factories, newspapers, telegraph lines, and even attempts to build a republic in place of the monarchy. Through his efforts, Twain explores themes of progress, power, technology, social reform, and the clash between old-world tradition and modern innovation. Hanks ambitious mission to transform medieval society raises questions about whether progress can truly be forced upon a cultureand at what cost.While filled with adventure and comic misadventuresfeaturing iconic characters such as King Arthur, Merlin, and the Knights of the Round Tablethe novel is much more than a simple time-travel story. Twain uses satire to critique romanticized notions of chivalry, blind loyalty to aristocracy, and the injustices of feudal systems. Beneath the humor lies a biting examination of social inequality, religious corruption, and the darker side of technological advancement.The story balances lighthearted comedy with increasingly serious and even tragic undertones as Hanks grand experiment in modernization begins to unravel. Twain ultimately challenges readers to reflect on the nature of civilization itself: Is technological progress inherently moral? Does innovation guarantee improvement? Can one person reshape society without unintended consequences?Rich in wit, irony, and philosophical depth, A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthurs Court remains one of Twains most provocative and enduring works. It is a novel that entertains with its fantastical premise while offering profound insights into power, progress, and the human conditionmaking it as relevant today as when it was first published.

Com todos os limites de um documento escrito num contexto de conflito, a Constituição de Medina mostra como é possível estabelecer regras de convivência que podem superar as diferenças religiosas e q

Perto de uma cidade milenar, vivia um filósofo que, segundo diziam, ensinava uma verdade irrefutável: a felicidade estava ao alcance de todos. Certo dia, um estudante descontente desafia-o a provar a sua tese. Ao longo das cinco noites seguintes, ambos estabelecem um intenso dialogo (inspirado em Plato), que vai mudar para sempre a vida do aluno. O jovem vinha carregado de certezas. E culpava o mundo pela sua infelicidade. Acontece que o filosofo era to sabio como paciente e, atraves das perguntas certas, foi revelando ao estudante uma verdade que e comum a todos. So existe uma pessoa no mundo que ve o mundo exatamente como nos o vemos: nos proprios. Logo, todo o olhar e subjetivo. E, se tudo e subjetivo, e possivel mudar seja o que for mudando apenas a nossa perspetiva.Como faze-lo e o que nos ensina este livro libertador. A cada novo dialogo sentimo-nos mais livres, mais perto da "nossa" verdade (a unica que interessa) e mais facilmente nos aceitamos condiço primeira para a felicidade. A Coragem de No Agradar e uma obra extraordinaria, cuja mensagem se tornou viral. Tendo vendido mais de 14 milhes de exemplares, esta publicado em 44 linguas. Da autoria de um filosofo e um escritor japoneses, Ichiro Kishimi e Fumitake Koga, inspira-se no pensamento do psicologo Alfred Adler, que inspirou autores como Viktor E. Frankl ou Dale Carnegie.

Nos corredores do palácio, onde segredos fervilham e destinos são selados sob o olhar dos poderosos, uma jovem descobre que até os gestos mais simples podem mudar o curso da história.No coração da an

Criança substantivo concreto, como um pé. E Coletivo, classe mista no colégio. Mas meninos e meninas são tão abstratos. sendo próprio das meninas, não querer nadar em piscina única, quando é tão mais