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Você sabia que a ENERGIA SEXUAL move a ENERGIA DO DINHEIRO e sem uma SAÚDE SEXUAL saudável, ninguém enriquece? É isso o que Marianna Kiss, Sexóloga e Terapeuta Sexual e Tântrica Taoísta ensina sob o

O livro "A LÍNGUA DE PAU - Uma história da intolerância e da desinformação" é uma publicação em forma de verbetes, em ordem alfabética, que trata da intolerância e da discriminação que acompanham a h

O intuito desta obra literária é fazer a Obra de Deus, contribuindo para seu crescimento. Trazer à Igreja de Jesus, algo que seja uma benção para as pessoas de exercerem seus ministérios na Igreja de

Serena tinha certeza que a irmã Raíska morta na fogueira por acusação de bruxaria, estava viva em outra dimensão. Na tentativa de encontrá-la e pedir seu perdão, suicidou-se, acordando em Domínia, um

In the year following 7 October 2023, Samar Yazbek met with hundreds of survivors from Gaza, asking each of them about their experiences of that day and the months of destruction and displacement that followed. From these encounters comes Your Presence Is a Danger to Your Life, a selection of twenty-six testimonies from ordinary civilians aged thirteen to sixty-five, whose lives have been irrevocably altered by what may one day be remembered as one of the most savage military offensives of our time. Adapted from warning flyers dropped moments before a bombing, the books title captures the impossible reality of life for Gazans. That reality is laid bare in accounts marked by unimaginable loss homes shattered, loved ones vanished, limbs obliterated and mechanisms of cruelty that defy comprehension. In gathering these testimonies, Yazbek brings into focus the human lives behind the headlines, and the survivors determination, even amid devastation, to speak and to be heard.

In 2021, Magorzata Lebda ran the entire length of the longest river in Poland, the Vistula, from its source in the Beskid Mountains to its mouth at the Baltic Sea a distance of 1,113 kilometres. She set out to run as a poet, not as an athlete, to use the rhythms of her own body as a means of understanding and connecting to the rhythms of the rivers body of water, under threat of environmental ruin. Mer de Glace, which won the Szymborska Award, is the introduction to her remarkable journey. A profound meditation on the porosity, reactivity and receptivity of both the body and the natural world, the collection reveals their deep interdependence.

The first novel written about the enigmatic literary legendAustralia, 1901. Miles Franklin, the young daughter of poor bush farmers, manages to publish her first novel against all odds. A work of remarkable boldness and passion, it becomes an immense success in the English-speaking world. While she strives to maintain her anonymity under a male pseudonym, her identity is revealed and she is exposed to the misogynistic prejudices of her time. Alone and penniless, she sets sail for America where a life of service to the most vulnerable, and feminist causes awaits her. She forges countless friendships, experiences magnificent loves, and, through it all, nurtures her passion for writing and her ambition for literary success. Guided by her generosity and sense of humour, she embarks on numerous adventures across Europe before returning to her homeland. There, she will deliver a final blow to the critics who proclaimed that her wit and her genius had dried up.

A man on the edge.A woman hell-bent on revenge.A cheating husband.A desperate wife.A property empire on the brink of collapse.A family at loggerheads.A predator hiding in plain sight.Who will sink and who will swim?All is not as it seems aboard a billionaires superyacht in this addictive, twist-filled thriller

Wonderfully authentic, electrifying Clare ChambersTwo couples. Twenty years. One unforgettable story.Dylan, Stevie and Ben have been inseparable since their days at Trinity, when life pulsed with possibility. A single glance can still summon their younger selves: dancing beneath flashing lights, salt on their skin after swims in Dublin Bay.Two decades later, their dreams have faltered. Dylan, once a rugby star, is stranded on the sofa, tended by his wife, Rachel. Across town, in their new build, Stevie and Bens relationship has settled into an airless routine. Then, after countless auditions, Ben lands a role in Pinters Betrayal.As rehearsals unfold, the plays shifting loyalties seep into reality, stirring old jealousies and awakening forbidden longings, as each must confront how far they are willing to go in pursuit of desire.Wry, sexy and deftly observed, Little Vanities is a novel about the perilous thrill of stepping outside the roles weve been given-and the distance between the lives we imagined and the ones we find ourselves living.Messy, complicated, compelling Emilie Pine, author of Ruth & PenA riveting tale of emotional infidelity Aingeala Flannery, author of The AmusementsScrupulous and elegant Kathleen MacMahon, author of Nothing But Blue SkyFantastic at examining the tussles between people in relationships The TimesAcutely observed, beautifully written Joseph OConnor, author of Star of the SeaA natural writer Anne Enright, author of The Wren, The Wren

As bruxas estão por toda parte. Dentro e fora da ficção, sua presença imemorial nos fascina e assombra em igual medida. Combinando história, folclore, mito e mistério, a figura da bruxa desperta curi

A sweeping, heartfelt tale of female courage and resilience - Annie LyonsA fascinating and emotional story which had me glued from first page to last - Louise FeinAn incredible debut . I was hooked from the first pageHelen ParuselAs the bombs rain down, love and hope refuse to surrender.Malta, 1941. As bombs fall across the island and invasion looms, Kitty Campbell is haunted by the daughter she was forced to give up for adoption years before. Desperate to find her child, Kitty begins searching for answers - but uncovering the trail is complicated by her fathers secretive past and a mysterious stranger on the island.Working as an Aircraft Plotter at Fighter Command in Valletta, tracking the fierce air battles raging in the skies above Malta, Kitty uncovers secrets that could change everything - and faces an impossible choice between duty, love, and the child she has never forgotten.Page-turning ... If you enjoy authentic wartime tales, plucky heroines, and gentle romance, this book is for you Louise Morrish

What was an Indian prince doing in the retinue of a French envoy at Constantinople in 1796? When Sultan Selim III, struck by the unusual sight of a fellow Muslim in a French cortege, asked how this prince had come to be there, Ahmad Khan began to tell him his extraordinary story.A Passage to Europe traces Ahmad Khans journey from Gujarat to Constantinople, revolutionary France, London and back again. His voyage began with the annexation of Broach by the East India Company. Twenty years later, he reached London to seek redress. The British government paid his expenses, but although his tale was true, Khan was not the man he claimed to be. Branded a spy, he was arrested, and then simply vanished.Following the elusive paper trail, Rahul Markovits brings to life the astonishing odyssey of this unlikely traveller, revealing a story of empire, intrigue and deception at the dawn of the modern age.

Are you sure you dont want to sin just a little bit?Once, Sato Reangs father tried to bully him into being a pious child. Now hes a little Devil. He stops saying his prayers. He starts to run with the wild boys: drinking, fighting, stealing. He eats his fill of life, barges in where he pleases. Maybe hell burn down the school...If only Jamal, his strictly religious schoolmate, would join him. Sato intends to lead him astray and introduce him to worldly pleasures. Even if the consequences are darker than he could have imagined.Devilishly funny and delicately moving, The Dog Meows, the Cat Barks is a lightning strike of a coming-of-age novel.

In a monastery in medieval Germany, brilliant, analytical monk Narcissus is drawn to his new student, the impulsive, charismatic Goldmund. Despite their differences in age and temperament, the two form a deep friendship, but when Goldmund rejects the monastic life and runs away to seek experience of the wider world, their bond is tested, in this plangent, limpid masterpiece, rich with the rhythms of medieval life.Goldmund pursues a sensual, picaresque existence, and Narcissus remains cloistered and controlled, but events and inclination bring them together again and again. One of literatures most moving portraits of friendship, Narcissus and Goldmund is also a powerful invitation to the reader: to explore the agony and ecstasy of life in the world, to seek the solace of contemplation, and to find the deep unity that exists within all of lifes apparent contradictions.

Im not gonna stand up in front of a bunch of strangers and tell stories about you and me.Billies signed them both up for stand-up comedy. Tonight, she and her husband Peter are locking themselves in their living room until theyve got it down: a tight-five set thats a guaranteed knock-out.With the clock ticking and nothing but a baby monitor for an audience, they go delving through their past for material. But as questions about their future are forced to the surface, they discover that some jokes really do hurt, and laughter isnt always the best medicine.Im Not Being Funny explores hope, endings and how to survive if a knock-knock joke hits you in the gut. Piers Blacks play was first performed at the Bush Theatre, London, in 2026, directed by Bryony Shanahan.

Este segundo volume de Além do diagnóstico: o despertar de uma nova consciência sobre o autismo reúne vozes que ampliam a compreensão do TEA para além de definições fixas. Entre ciência, prática e ex

In "A Fighting Man of Mars", Tan Hadron of Hastor, a skilled warrior of Barsoom, sets out to rescue his beloved Sanoma Tora after she is abducted. Crossing deadly landscapes and facing treachery, strange creatures, and rival factions, he uncovers deeper conspiracies that test his honor and courage. The novel blends action, romance, and exotic world-building in a classic planetary adventure.

A groundbreaking work of political and philosophical imagination.In Utopia, Thomas More describes an ideal society built upon reason, cooperation, education, and justice. Through thoughtful discussion and social critique, the book examines politics, law, wealth, and human behavior.Intelligent and thought-provoking, the work remains one of the most influential texts in political philosophy and literary history.Written by Thomas More.Discover a timeless vision of society and human possibilitydownload your copy today.

The Oil Prince by Karl May is a lively and action-filled Wild West adventure set in the rugged landscapes of Arizona, where deception, frontier justice, and tribal conflict unfold against a backdrop of deserts, valleys, and vast unsettled wilderness. At the center of the story is a dangerous fraud involving a supposed oil field, a scheme that draws together some of Mays most famous heroes and an unforgettable cast of colorful companions.Winnetou and Old Shatterhand, the legendary duo known for their courage, intelligence, and deep bond of friendship, take the lead in uncovering the truth behind the mysterious "Oil Prince," Grinley. His claims of wealth and opportunity hide a darker web of manipulation and greed, and as rumors spread, the situation quickly becomes more dangerous than anyone expects. Alongside them travel a lively group of Westmen whose personalities add both energy and humor to the journey: the eccentric Hobble-Frank, the cheerful Tante Droll, and the inseparable "Cloverleaf" trio of Sam Hawkens, Dick Stone, and Will Parker, whose constant banter and misadventures bring lightness even in tense moments.While the group investigates Grinleys suspicious activities, they are also tasked with guiding a settler wagon train safely through hostile territory. The wilderness of Arizona proves unforgiving, filled with hidden dangers, unpredictable terrain, and the constant risk of ambush. As if this were not enough, tensions between the Navajo and Nijora tribes threaten to erupt into open conflict, placing the travelers in the difficult position of trying to prevent violence while navigating misunderstandings on both sides.As trails converge and suspicions grow, the pursuit of truth behind the oil scheme becomes intertwined with survival itself. Karl May blends suspense, humor, and frontier camaraderie into a dynamic narrative where loyalty is tested, alliances are forged under pressure, and every decision carries weight in a land where justice must often be earned through courage and perseverance rather than certainty.

For the Freedom of the Seas by Ralph Henry Barbour is an engaging maritime adventure that blends patriotism, courage, and youthful determination against the backdrop of ocean travel and naval life. With his signature focus on character development and spirited action, Barbour delivers a story that highlights bravery, responsibility, and the call of duty in challenging circumstances.At the heart of the narrative are young characters drawn into the world of seafaring, where discipline, teamwork, and endurance are essential for survival and success. As they face trials on and around the water, they are forced to grow quickly, learning the importance of trust, leadership, and perseverance in the face of uncertainty.Barbours storytelling brings the maritime environment vividly to life, from the tension of storms at sea to the structure and camaraderie of shipboard life. The ocean serves as both a setting and a force of challenge, shaping the experiences and decisions of those who navigate it.Themes of freedom, loyalty, courage, and service run throughout the novel. The story explores the responsibilities that come with independence and the sacrifices often required in the pursuit of a greater cause. Characters are tested not only physically but morally, as they confront situations that demand integrity and resolve.For the Freedom of the Seas stands as a stirring example of classic nautical fiction, offering readers an inspiring blend of adventure, growth, and patriotic spirit. It remains a compelling read for those who enjoy stories of the sea, youthful heroism, and the enduring struggle for liberty and purpose.