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Esse livro é um encontro entre memória e sentimento.Nas páginas desta obra, Eliane transforma o cotidiano em texto, a saudade em palavra e o cansaço em recomeço. Com uma linguagem leve e sensível, suas cronicas falam de infancia, escola, amor, medo e amadurecimento, o ontem e o agora. A autora constroi um retrato humano e sincero da existencia. Entre lembranças da infancia, vivencias da docencia e reflexes sobre o tempo e o amor, a autora revela que escrever e um modo de existir.Com delicadeza e verdade, ela convida o leitor a se reconhecer em cada texto, porque, no fundo, todos buscamos sentido nas pequenas coisas da vida. E, alem de um livro, um convite a pausa, a reflexo e a coragem de continuar, mesmo quando a vida exige reinvenço.

Discover the tender, unputdownable love story of Mira and Tahliil, perfect for fans of David Nicholls, Claire Daverley and Monica Ali. Poignant [and] powerful. GUARDIANA rare joy. SARAH MOSSShimmers with beauty. VANESSA CHANBelgrave Road, Leicester. Mira and Tahliil, like many other lovers before, meet at work. Miras days are filled with duty and light on freedom. In a new country, living with a husband she barely knows - and who she fears shell never love - Mira is desperate to discover all that her new life in England might offer.And then theres Tahliil. The quiet, beautiful man she sees at work each day. With a depth in his eyes and a face full of questions. The first person in this new world who listens to Miras hopes for who she yearns to become.But beyond their lunchtime encounters, the pair couldnt lead more different lives: the duties that bind them, the homes they are trying to build threaten to subsume them. As Mira and Tahliil navigate the deep and turbulent waters of their new worlds can they find a way to be together, and will finding each other set them free?Remarkable. JO BROWNING WROETenacious and tender. AUBE RAY LESCURE

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"A spectre is haunting Europethe spectre of communism."In a world transformed by the Industrial Revolution, Marx and Engels set out to decode the hidden mechanics of society. They argue that all of human history is the history of class struggles: the constant friction between those who own the means of production and those who sell their labor to survive. The Communist Manifesto is a call to action that envisions a future beyond exploitation, predicting the inevitable rise of the working class and the transition to a classless, stateless society. Whether viewed as a historical artifact or a living critique of global economics, this text remains essential for understanding the modern world.The Great Divide: Bourgeoisie vs. Proletariat: The Manifesto famously defines the two warring camps of the industrial age. The Bourgeoisie (the ruling capitalist class) are described as a revolutionary force that "shattered" feudalism but created a system of "naked self-interest." Opposing them is the Proletariat (the working class), whom Marx describes as the "grave-diggers" of the very system that created them.The Ten-Point Program: In the second section, the authors lay out a controversial and radical set of measures for the "most advanced countries," including the abolition of private land ownership, a heavy progressive income tax, and the centralization of credit and communication in the hands of the state. These points sparked over a century of political experimentation and debate across every continent.A Legacy of Global Change: From the revolutions of 1917 to the modern labor movements of the 21st century, the rhetoric of the Manifesto has been used to challenge the status quo. Its closing cry"Working Men of All Countries, Unite!"remains one of the most famous slogans in human language, symbolizing the birth of international political solidarity.Analyze the roots of the modern world. Purchase "The Communist Manifesto" today.

"Descend into the crater of Snaefellsjokull, and you will reach the center of the earth. I have done it." Arne SaknussemmWhen the eccentric Professor Otto Lidenbrock discovers a cryptic runic manuscript by an ancient Icelandic alchemist, he embarks on an audacious mission: to follow the authors path into the very heart of the planet. Accompanied by his reluctant nephew Axel and their stoic guide Hans, the trio descends into the bowels of a dormant volcano. What they find defies all scientific laws of the 19th centurya vast, sunless world of luminous forests, subterranean oceans, and living relics of the prehistoric past.A Masterpiece of Scientific Speculation: Verne was a master of "hard" sci-fi, grounding his fantastic tales in the geology and paleontology of his day. As the characters descend, they move backward through time, passing through different geological strata. The novel turns a treacherous expedition into an immersive lesson on the history of our planet.The Prehistoric Sea: The centerpiece of the adventure is the "Lidenbrock Sea," a massive underground ocean illuminated by a strange electrical phenomenon. Here, the explorers witness a titanic struggle between a Plesiosaur and an Ichthyosaur, creatures long thought extinct. Vernes descriptions of these ancient behemoths remain some of the most vivid in adventure fiction.A Trio of Contrasts: The story is driven by its characters: the obsessed and brilliant Professor Lidenbrock, the cautious and skeptical Axel, and the unflappable Hans Bjelke. Their dynamic provides a human anchor to the overwhelming wonders of the deep, exploring themes of courage, intellectual curiosity, and the limits of human endurance.The Great Ascent: Trapped and running out of supplies, the teams journey reaches a fever pitch as they face volcanic eruptions and magnetic storms. Their unconventional "exit" from the Earths interior is one of the most famous and thrilling finales in the genre.Descend into the unknown. Purchase "A Journey to the Center of the Earth" today.

The Richest Man in Babylon delivers enduring financial wisdom through engaging parables set in the ancient world. George S. Clason presents simple yet powerful principles of saving, investing, and personal responsibility that remain relevant today. Clear, motivating, and practical, this classic book has helped millions build financial stability and long-term wealth. An essential guide to personal finance and financial discipline.

The Idiot follows Prince Myshkin, a man of pure goodness and compassion, as he navigates a society driven by greed, vanity, and manipulation. Dostoyevsky uses this Christ-like figure to explore morality, suffering, love, and the impossibility of absolute goodness in a fallen world. Deeply emotional and psychologically rich, this novel stands as one of Dostoyevskys most ambitious explorations of the human soul.

Middlemarch is widely regarded as one of the greatest novels in the English language. George Eliot masterfully weaves together the lives of multiple characters in a provincial town, exploring marriage, ambition, reform, and moral responsibility. Rich in psychological insight and social realism, this monumental novel offers a deeply human portrait of personal growth and ethical complexity.

"The American character is one of action. They have decided to go; therefore, they will go."The war is over, but the ambition of the Baltimore Gun Club is just beginning. In a world of steam and iron, President Impey Barbicane has issued a challenge that sounds like madness: fire a manned projectile at the Moon. This isnt a fantasy; it is a meticulously calculated industrial assault on the heavens. From the massive excavation of the Florida launch site to the chemical innovations required for life support, follow three men as they prepare to become the first human beings to leave the Earths atmosphere.The Mission Parameters:The Weapon: The Columbiad, a 900-foot-deep "super-cannon" cast directly into the earth.The Vessel: A hollow, conical aluminum shella revolutionary choice of material that predicted modern aerospace engineering.The Crew: A trio of clashing personalitiesBarbicane, Nicholl, and Ardantrapped in a small, padded cabin for a journey through the silent vacuum of space.The Physics: Experience the terrifying "recoil" of the launch and the first literary description of the weightlessness of space.Jules Verne didnt just write a story; he wrote a prophecy. He correctly identified the need for a launch site near the equator, the use of rockets for course correction, and the approximate travel time to our lunar neighbor. It is the ultimate "tinkers" adventure, where the primary weapons are slide rules, gunpowder, and unbreakable human spirit.The countdown has begun, and the world is watching the Florida coast. Will the Columbiad reach its target, or will it be lost to the void?Order your copy of "From the Earth to the Moon" now and witness the birth of the Space Age.

"He was not a man of this world, and the gold he paid with had a cold, ancient gleam."In the workshops of 17th-century Leyden, the young and talented artist Godfried Schalken falls in love with Rose, the beautiful niece of his master, Gerard Douw. But their romance is shattered by the arrival of a mysterious suitor: Minheer Vanderhausen. Blue-skinned, breathless, and draped in magnificent but outdated finery, Vanderhausen offers a chest of gold so immense that Douw cannot refuse. Rose is bartered away to this living corpse, disappearing into a nightmare from which there is no return. Years later, Schalken is granted one final, terrifying glimpse of his lost loveand the horrific entity she now serves in the shadows.The Horror of the Visual: Le Fanu, himself an admirer of art, uses the techniques of the Dutch masters to tell his story. He describes scenes as if they were paintings, utilizing chiaroscurothe intense contrast between deep shadows and bright lightto hide the grotesque features of the supernatural antagonist. The result is a story that feels as textured and atmospheric as an oil painting come to life.A Tale of Moral Decay: At its heart, the story is a critique of avarice. Gerard Douws willingness to sell his niece for a chest of gold is the "true" horror that invites the supernatural in. Le Fanu explores the idea that human greed can be more monstrous than any phantom, leading to a tragedy that haunts the protagonist until his dying day.The Legacy of the "Demon Lover": Schalken the Painter is a foundational text in the "demon lover" tradition of Gothic fiction. It avoids the typical "clanking chains" of 18th-century ghosts, opting instead for a quiet, physical, and deeply uncanny presence. The final image of the storythe "living" paintingremains one of the most famous and frightening endings in horror literature.Dont look too closely at the shadows. Purchase this masterpiece of the macabre today.

"He was a man who feared neither God nor Devil, but he feared a life without gold even more."Captain Walshawe is a man of legendary cruelty and even greater debt. Living in the decaying Wauling Manor, he views his pious and suffering wife not as a companion, but as a financial obstacle. When she dies, the Captains avarice leads him to commit a chilling act of spiritual sacrilege involving a "soul candle"a ritual intended to secure her fortune for himself, regardless of the cost to her eternal rest. But as the shadows lengthen in the drafty halls of Wauling, the Captain discovers that some bargains cannot be undone, and the spirit he thought he had extinguished is far from gone.The Horror of Character: Unlike many Gothic tales that rely on external monsters, the primary horror here is Captain Walshawe himself. Le Fanu paints a portrait of a man so consumed by selfishness that he becomes more frightening than the specters that haunt him. His "wickedness" is a tangible force that stains the very walls of his home.The Symbolic "Soul-Candle": Le Fanu utilizes a unique and terrifying supernatural device in this storythe candle that represents the life or soul of the deceased. This element introduces a tactile, ticking-clock tension to the haunting, as the Captains fate becomes literally tied to a flickering flame in the dark.A Masterclass in the Uncanny: The haunting of Wauling is subtle and psychological. It manifests in the sound of a silk dress brushing against a door, the smell of a guttering candle, and the oppressive feeling of a presence that refuses to leave. It is Le Fanu at his most focused, proving that the most terrifying ghosts are those created by our own transgressions.The Inevitability of Justice: As with much of Le Fanus work, the story serves as a grim reminder that one cannot cheat the afterlife. The Captains attempt to manipulate the spiritual world for material gain results in a haunting that is both a punishment and a mirror of his own moral vacuum.Face the darkness of Wauling. Purchase this classic of psychological horror today.

"You talk when you cease to be at peace with your thoughts."In the city of Orphalese, the people gather to say farewell to Al-Mustafa, the "Chosen and the Beloved." Before he departs, they ask him to speak his truth on the fundamental experiences of human life. Through a series of lyrical and profound dialogues, Al-Mustafa provides timeless insights into love, pain, work, friendship, and death. Gibrans work transcends religion and culture, offering a blueprint for a life lived with meaning, compassion, and spiritual freedom.The Art of Living: Gibran does not offer rigid rules but rather a philosophy of balance. He teaches that joy and sorrow are inseparable, that work is "love made visible," and that true friendship is a field "which you sow with love and reap with thanksgiving." His words act as a mirror, reflecting the readers own inner wisdom.A Global Phenomenon: Since its publication, The Prophet has never been out of print. Its popularity lies in its simplicity and its ability to speak directly to the human heart. It has served as a guide for millions during lifes most significant transitionsfrom weddings and births to the finality of death.A Synthesis of East and West: As a Lebanese-American artist, Gibran blended the mysticism of the East with the Romanticism of the West. This unique perspective allowed him to create a work that feels both ancient and modern, providing a sanctuary of peace in an increasingly chaotic world.Seek the truth within. Purchase "The Prophet" today and discover the wisdom that has inspired generations.

"They come in a grand carriage of gold and silk, but where they take you, the sun never shines."In the shadow of the brooding Slieve-na-mon mountain, a poor widow struggles to raise her children in an isolated cottage. Their world is upended when a magnificent, out-of-place carriagedrawn by coal-black horses and carrying a lady of otherworldly beautyappears on the lonely road. What follows is not a fairytale of rescue, but a nightmare of abduction. Le Fanu weaves a terrifyingly atmospheric tale of the "Good People" and their desire for human children, exploring the thin veil between our world and the eerie, timeless realm of the Sidhe.The Horror of the Uncanny: Le Fanu excels at making the supernatural feel physically present. The carriage isnt a ghostly mist; it is heavy, opulent, and real. The horror lies in the contrast between the familys humble, earthy reality and the cold, artificial perfection of the fairy gentry.A Tale of Loss and Longing: Unlike a traditional horror story, this is a tragedy of "the empty chair." Le Fanu focuses on the devastating psychological impact on the family left behind. It taps into the ancient "Changeling" fears of rural Irelandthe idea that a loved one can be stolen and replaced by something that looks like them but has no soul.The Master of Folk-Gothic: This story is a crucial bridge between traditional folklore and modern horror. Le Fanus prose captures the "shiver" of the Irish countryside, where every gust of wind or strange light on the hill might be the arrival of those who never grow old and never forgive.Dont let them catch your eye. Purchase "The Child that Went with the Fairies" today.

"The sea is only the embodiment of a supernatural and wonderful existence. It is nothing but love and emotion; it is the Living Infinite."In 1866, ships across the globe report sightings of a mysterious and deadly sea monster. Professor Pierre Aronnax, his servant Conseil, and the Canadian harpooner Ned Land join an expedition to hunt the creature, only to discover that the "monster" is actually a futuristic submarine: the Nautilus. Taken prisoner by the enigmatic Captain Nemo, the trio is whisked away on a 20,000-league journey beneath the waves. From the coral graveyards of the Red Sea to the sunken ruins of Atlantis and the icy barriers of the South Pole, they witness wonders and horrors hidden from the eyes of the world.A Marvel of Victorian Engineering: The true star of the novel is the Nautilus itself. Driven entirely by electricitya novelty in Vernes timeit features a library of 12,000 volumes, a museum of rare pearls, and a massive glass window that offers a front-row seat to the mysteries of the deep. Vernes technical foresight remains a staggering achievement of the "hard" science fiction genre.The Enigma of Captain Nemo: Captain Nemo is more than a scientist; he is an exile, a rebel, and a man driven by a profound hatred for the empires of the land. His motto, Mobilis in Mobili (Moving in the Moving Element), reflects his desire for total freedom. The novel explores the tension between his genius and his thirst for vengeance against a world that took everything from him.Man vs. The Living Infinite: From the terrifying encounter with a forest of giant kelp to the legendary battle with the "pouples" (giant squids), Verne creates a world of high-stakes adventure. It is a story that captures the human spirit of discovery and the humbling power of the natural world.Dive into the unknown. Purchase "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" today and join the crew of the Nautilus.

The First Men in the Moon is a visionary science fiction novel that imagines humanitys first journey beyond Earth. H. G. Wells combines scientific speculation with satire and adventure as two unlikely explorers discover an intelligent lunar civilization. Inventive and humorous, the novel reflects Wellss fascination with space, society, and human ambition, making it a foundational work of early space science fiction.

Tales of Space and Time is a compelling collection of short stories showcasing H. G. Wellss pioneering imagination. These tales explore time travel, parallel worlds, scientific ambition, and the fragility of civilization. Blending speculative ideas with sharp social commentary, the collection demonstrates Wellss mastery of the short form and his lasting influence on modern science fiction. A must-read for fans of classic speculative storytelling.

"It was not a dream; the door had opened, and the thing was in the room."Breaking away from the sensationalist Gothic tropes of his time, Le Fanu presents a chillingly sober account of a familys residence in a house plagued by the inexplicable. Set in a quiet, unassuming suburb, the narrative details a series of escalating disturbances: soft footsteps following residents down corridors, doors that unlock themselves, and the recurring apparition of a hand on a banister. Unlike the ghosts of old, these spirits are silent, indifferent, and terrifyingly persistent. This "authentic narrative" strips away the melodrama to focus on the raw, psychological dread of living with the unknown, creating a blueprint for haunted house stories that is still used in cinema today.The Horror of the Mundane: Le Fanus genius lies in his restraint. He understands that a ghost seen in the bright light of a Victorian afternoon is far more unsettling than one found in a graveyard at midnight. By grounding the "narrative" in the boring details of daily lifehousehold chores, tea times, and servant gossiphe makes the eventual appearance of the "woman in white" feel disturbingly real.A Pioneer of the "Found Footage" Style: By framing the story as a factual report, Le Fanu pioneered the "investigative" style of horror. He includes specific dates, descriptions of witnesses, and a clinical tone that forces the reader to question the boundary between fiction and reality. This approach directly influenced later masters like M.R. James and Shirley Jackson.The Psychological Toll: The book explores the "contagion" of fearhow the haunting affects each member of the household differently, leading to a climate of paranoia and exhaustion. It is a brilliant study of how a space meant for safety and privacy can be transformed into a site of inescapable vulnerability.Enter the house if you dare. Purchase this landmark of supernatural history today.

"He is one of us." MarlowYoung Jim is a promising officer in the British merchant marine, a dreamer fueled by romantic visions of heroism. But when the pilgrim ship SS Patna strikes an underwater object and begins to sink, Jim commits an act of cowardice that will haunt him forever: he jumps. Abandoning hundreds of passengers to their fate, he survives only to face a court of inquiry and a lifetime of self-loathing. The story follows Jim as he drifts through the ports of the East, shadowed by his secret shame, until the narrator Marlow helps him find a final chance for "greatness" in the remote jungle territory of Patusan. There, among the warring factions of the archipelago, Jim seeks to become the hero he once failed to be.A Masterpiece of Moral Ambiguity: Conrads novel is a pioneering work of modernism, using a fractured timeline and multiple viewpoints to ask a difficult question: Can a single moment of weakness define a mans entire soul? Jims struggle is not with the law, but with his own internal "ideal" of who he should be.The "One of Us" Philosophy: Through Marlows eyes, we see Jim as a representative of the human conditionflawed, idealistic, and deeply vulnerable. The novel explores the "misty" nature of truth and the fragility of the codes we live by, whether they be the rules of the sea or the expectations of society.The Final Stand in Patusan: In the second half of the novel, the scale shifts from a maritime drama to a colonial epic. Jim rises to become "Tuan Jim" (Lord Jim) to the local people, but the arrival of the villainous Gentleman Brown forces a final, tragic reckoning. It is a climax that challenges the possibility of ever truly escaping ones past.Explore the depths of the human heart. Purchase "Lord Jim" today.

"To cross the African continent from east to west in a single boundthat is my plan." Dr. Samuel FergussonDr. Samuel Fergusson, a bold explorer and scientist, proposes a feat deemed impossible by the Royal Geographical Society: a journey across the unexplored heart of Africa by air. Accompanied by his friend Richard "Dick" Kennedy and his faithful servant Joe, Fergusson boards the Victoria, a revolutionary hydrogen balloon equipped with a unique heating mechanism that allows for unprecedented control of altitude. From the island of Zanzibar to the banks of the Senegal River, the trio faces searing deserts, hostile tribes, and the raw power of nature in a desperate race to bridge the gap between the discoveries of Burton, Speke, and Livingstone.The Innovation of the Victoria: Unlike standard balloons of the era that relied on discarding ballast to rise, Fergussons Victoria utilized a sophisticated furnace to expand and contract the hydrogen gas. This "hard science" approacha hallmark of Vernes styleconvinced many readers of the time that such a journey was actually possible, blending mechanical theory with high-stakes drama.The Quest for the Nile: The novel captures the "Nile Fever" that gripped the Victorian world. As the characters drift over the great lakes of Central Africa, Verne provides a vivid, encyclopedic look at the continents geography and wildlife, acting as both a narrator of fiction and a commentator on the real-world explorations of his contemporaries.Survival at the Mercy of the Winds: The journey is a constant battle for survival. The crew must contend with a lack of water, a terrifying attack by a swarm of vultures, and the structural failure of the balloon itself. It is a story about the triumph of human intellect and camaraderie over the unpredictable forces of the natural world.Witness the birth of a legend. Purchase "Five Weeks in a Balloon" today and take flight into history.

The Dream of a Ridiculous Man is one of Dostoyevskys most powerful short works, blending existential despair with spiritual awakening. Through the confession of a man on the brink of suicide, Dostoyevsky explores guilt, moral responsibility, and the possibility of universal love. Symbolic, emotional, and deeply philosophical, this story offers a concentrated expression of Dostoyevskys belief in redemption through compassion and truth. A must-read for lovers of philosophical and spiritual literature.