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What if Christmas could change a heartand a lifeforever?The Complete Christmas Books and Stories of Charles Dickens brings together all of Dickenss beloved holiday writings in one heartwarming collection. Best known for A Christmas Carol, Dickens defined the spirit of Christmas through stories of generosity, redemption, compassion, and human connection.This collection includes Dickenss classic Christmas books and seasonal stories, filled with memorable characters, emotional depth, and moral insight. Set in Victorian England, these tales illuminate the struggles of the poor, the power of kindness, and the joy of second chancesmessages that remain as meaningful today as when they were first written.Warm, humorous, and deeply moving, Dickenss Christmas writings helped shape modern holiday traditions and the very idea of Christmas as a time of goodwill.Inside this eBook, youll enjoy:All of Charles Dickenss Christmas books and stories in one volumeIconic works including A Christmas Carol and other seasonal classicsThemes of redemption, generosity, and human dignityA cornerstone collection of classic Christmas literatureRead aloud with family, revisited every December, and cherished across generations, Dickenss Christmas stories remain the heart of the holiday season.Celebrate Christmas with the stories that defined it. Buy now and enjoy the complete Christmas works of Charles Dickens.

What if the smallest moments shaped the greatest lives?The Complete Little Women brings together Louisa May Alcotts timeless story of the March sistersMeg, Jo, Beth, and Amywhose lives unfold with warmth, struggle, humor, and hope. Set during and after the American Civil War, this beloved classic celebrates family bonds, personal growth, and the journey from childhood to adulthood.Through everyday triumphs and heartbreaks, Alcott captures the beauty of ordinary life and the strength found in love, sacrifice, and perseverance. With unforgettable characters and gentle wisdom, Little Women continues to resonate with readers of all ages.This complete edition allows readers to experience the full arc of the March familys story in one cherished collection.Inside this eBook, youll experience:The complete Little Women story in one collectionA classic coming-of-age novel centered on sisterhood and familyThemes of ambition, kindness, independence, and resilienceA cornerstone of American and world literatureRead in classrooms, shared in families, and adapted countless times for stage and screen, Little Women remains a story that feels like home.Return to a world of warmth, courage, and compassion. Buy now and enjoy The Complete Little Women.

"The Dog in the Fox The experiment that replayed 10,000 years of evolution" details the most famous experiment in the history of genetics. In 1959, Soviet scientist Dmitry Belyaev started a secret farm in Siberia to domesticate silver foxes. His method was simple: He bred only the foxes that were least afraid of humans.Science writer Elena Furr describes the astonishing results. Within just a few generations, the aggressive foxes didnt just become friendly; they changed physically. They developed floppy ears, curly tails, and spotted coatstraits associated with dogs. Belyaev discovered "Domestication Syndrome," proving that selecting for behavior (tameness) accidentally drags along physical changes."The Dog in the Fox" is a window into our own past. It explains how the wolf became the dog and suggests that humans may have "self-domesticated" in the exact same way, trading aggression for cooperation and changing our own biology in the process.

A Lei nº 14.133/2021, conhecida como a nova Lei de Licitações e Contratos, marca um importante avanço na modernização das contratações públicas brasileiras, exigindo dos gestores mais planejamento, i

O presente estudo tem como objetivo analisar as contribuições e interferências da diretriz "valorização do trabalho e do trabalhador", proposta pela Política Nacional de Humanização da Atenção e da G

"The War Over Bacon The island dispute started by a hungry pig" chronicles the Pig War of 1859. On San Juan Island, located between Vancouver Island and the US mainland, tensions were high between British and American settlers. The spark came when an American farmer shot a British pig that was rooting up his potatoes.Historian Arthur Pork details the absurd escalation. The British authorities threatened to arrest the farmer. The US sent the army (including Captain George Pickett). The British sent three warships. Soon, 500 US soldiers with cannons were facing off against 2,000 British troopsall over a dead pig."The War Over Bacon" is a lesson in de-escalation. Despite orders to engage, the commanders on both sides refused to "involve two great nations in a war over a squabble about a pig." The only casualty of the entire conflict was the pig itself.

Some of the worlds most popular gamesCounter-Strike, Dota, PUBGstarted not as commercial products, but as "mods" created by amateurs for free. In "Built by Fans," tech writer Elliott Ray explores the fascinating symbiotic (and often parasitic) relationship between game developers and the modding community.Ray details how unpaid fans often fix bugs, restore cut content, and improve graphics years before the official developers bother to. He highlights the tension of "unpaid labor": Are modders hobbyists expressing love, or are they exploited workers increasing the value of a product they dont own?The book covers the legal battles over intellectual property, the rise of "paid mods," and the democratizing power of tools that allow anyone to rewrite the rules of a virtual world. It is a tribute to the coders, artists, and tinkerers who refuse to accept the game as it was sold, proving that the player sometimes knows better than the creator.

"The Forgotten Lemon How science cured a disease and then forgot the cure" explores a deadly regression in medical knowledge. By the late 18th century, thanks to James Lind, the British Navy knew that citrus juice prevented scurvy. But by 1911, when Robert Falcon Scott raced to the South Pole, that knowledge had been lost.Science historian James C. Salt explains the tragedy. The rise of the "Ptomaine Theory" (that disease comes from bad meat) convinced experts that fresh meat, not vitamins, was the key. Scotts expedition packed sterile, lime-free food and died of scurvy-induced weakness. Amundsen, who ate fresh meat (containing Vitamin C) and berries, survived."The Forgotten Lemon" is a chilling lesson on how scientific progress is not a straight line. It shows how bad theories can displace good ones, leading to the unnecessary deaths of heroes who marched into the ice with the wrong supplies.

Free-to-play is the most expensive business model on earth. Tech journalist James Thorne exposes the predatory tactics of the mobile gaming industry in "Chasing Whales." The title refers to the industry term for the top 0.15% of players who spend thousands of dollars on microtransactions, effectively subsidizing the game for everyone else.Thorne breaks down the "skinner box" mechanics used by developers: variable ratio rewards (loot boxes), pain points engineered to sell solutions (energy timers), and the "near-miss" psychology borrowed directly from slot machines. He interviews game designers who admit to hiring behavioral psychologists to maximize addiction rather than fun.The book also explores the human coststories of families bankrupted by a childs addiction to "gacha" mechanics or vulnerable adults caught in the spiral of "pay-to-win.""Chasing Whales" is a consumer protection manual for the digital age, revealing how games transitioned from art to extraction algorithms.

The story follows Gus, a young giraffe recently promoted to guardian of the galaxy gate, a colossal, shimmering portal connecting countless worlds. Tasked with protecting it from unauthorized travelers and cosmic dangers, Gus navigates both the thrill and the weight of his immense responsibility, using his towering height and keen eyes to monitor passing ships, comets, and energy fluctuations. As he gains confidence in his role, a sudden arrival disrupts his watch: a tiny, glowing alien named Zizi, fleeing a deadly space storm. Confronted with the strict rules of the gate and the desperate plea of the vulnerable visitor, Gus faces a moral dilemma, learning that true guardianship requires not only vigilance and courage but also compassion and wise judgment. The story sets up a journey of growth, bravery, and unexpected friendship among the stars.

Immerse yourself in the turbulence of the Wars of the Roses through the eyes of young Richard Shelton as he navigates a world of shifting allegiances. This historical romance combines medieval warfare, outlaw bands, and personal vengeance, featuring the mysterious fellowship that marks its enemies with a black arrow. Stevenson captures the grit and uncertainty of the era, blending action with a moral inquiry into the cost of loyalty and the ambiguity of justice. It is a swashbuckling tale that brings the perils of 15th-century England to vivid life.

Doctor Thorne, a man of integrity and pride, raises his niece Mary in a world where lineage often dictates destiny. Mary, possessing neither fortune nor noble blood, captures the heart of Frank Gresham, the heir to a debt-ridden estate whose family desperately needs him to marry for money. The tension between true love and financial necessity drives this compelling narrative, highlighting the shifting class dynamics of the era. As secrets about Marys birth come to light, the characters must decide what truly constitutes nobility and worth.

Travel to the Holy Land during the Third Crusade, where the conflict between Richard the Lionheart and Saladin serves as the backdrop for a tale of disguise and honor. The novel moves beyond the battlefield to explore the mutual respect that can exist between noble enemies, challenging the prejudices of the era. Through the eyes of a Scottish knight, the narrative navigates the treacherous politics of the Crusader camp and the mysterious healing powers of the east. It is a stirring adventure that questions the true meaning of chivalry across cultural divides.

This collection of ethical writings explores the nature of human character and the pursuit of the good life. It delves into the definition of virtues such as courage, temperance, and justice, examining how they contribute to personal fulfillment and social harmony. The text emphasizes the role of practical wisdom in making moral choices and the importance of habituation in developing a virtuous disposition. It serves as a comprehensive guide to understanding the moral responsibilities of the individual.

These short treatises, often grouped as the Parva Naturalia, examine the biological and physiological phenomena common to body and soul. The text investigates the stages of life, the processes of waking and sleeping, and the vital function of respiration in maintaining internal heat. Aristotle seeks to explain the mechanism of life preservation and the inevitable decay that leads to death. It is a detailed physiological study that connects the functions of specific organs to the broader cycles of existence.

Aristotle establishes a system of classification for all things that can be said or thought, identifying ten distinct modes of being. These categories, including substance, quantity, quality, and relation, form the basis for constructing logical propositions and understanding reality. The text analyzes how we predicate attributes to subjects, creating a framework for definition and reasoning. It is the opening work of the Organon, setting the stage for all subsequent logical inquiry.

In this foundational work of literary theory, the nature of tragedy and epic poetry is dissected to understand how art imitates life. Aristotle introduces key concepts such as mimesis, catharsis, and the importance of plot structure over character. He analyzes the emotional impact of drama, arguing that tragedy effects a purgation of pity and fear through the representation of serious actions. The text serves as a guide for critics and playwrights, defining the standards of aesthetic excellence in storytelling.