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Herramientas para salir del piloto automático y conectar contigo mismo.Lograr una vida más lenta, en calma y conectada contigo mismo y tus ritmos puede parecer una meta difícil, pero no es imposible.¿Te has detenido a pensar si realmente estas presente en la vida que vives? Aunque pueda parecer una pregunta obvia, las exigencias diarias y el ciclo de hiper productividad en el que estamos inmersos a menudo nos llevan a un estado de estres constante.Salir del "piloto automatico" es esencial para lograr una mayor presencia en nuestras vidas y reflexionar sobre los cambios necesarios para calmar las marejadas de nuestra mente. En este libro, la psicologa Javiera Torres nos ofrece herramientas para establecer limites a lo que no nos beneficia y crear mas espacio para lo que nos enriquece.

Feyre regresa a la Corte Primavera, decidida a reunir información sobre los planes de Tamlin y del rey invasor que amenaza con destruir Prythian. Para esto deberá someterse a un letal y peligroso juego de engaño, en el que un simple error podria condenar no solo a Feyre, sino tambien a todo el mundo a su alrededor. A medida que la guerra avanza sin tregua, Feyre debera posicionarse como una alta fae y luchar por dominar sus dones magicos; tendra que determinar en cuales de los deslumbrantes altos lores puede confiar y salir a buscar aliados en los lugares mas inesperados.En este apasionante tercer volumen de la serie de Una corte de rosas y espinas de la exitosisima autora Sarah J. Maas, la tierra se teñira de rojo mientras majestuosos ejercitos luchan por apoderarse del unico objeto que podria destruirlos a todos.

Es que como Nazia es mi amiga y desde Navidad vive con papa y conmigo porque es mejor, ahora es mi hermana de acogida, que es como si fuera una hermana de verdad pero sin transfusion y eso quiere decir que nos lo tenemos que contar todo, hasta los secretos mas secretos. Aunque el secreto mas gordo de todos Nazia no se lo ha contado a nadie porque su madre le dijo que si lo hacia, ella se moriria de pena.Pero al final, como somos casi hermanos, me lo ha contado.

O menino Rafa viaja pelo mundo da pintora Tarsila do Amaral, cheio de telas coloridas e interessantes. Pelos caminhos do sonho, Rafa é convidado a montar um barquinho, a completar uma paisagem, a desenhar a casa de um macaco, experimentando todo o universo fantastico da natureza nas telas dessa artista moderna.

Un corazón de hielo. Una voluntad de hierro. Bella. Letal. Destinada a la grandeza. Conoce a la asesinaCelaena Sardothien, la única capaz de salvar al reino de Endovier.Dos hombres la aman. El mundo entero le teme. Y solo ella puede salvarse a si misma.Descubre la primera parte de la trilogia Trono de Cristal, serie bestseller de The New York Times. Seleccionada como Mejor libro para jovenes de Kirkus Review.En un mundo sin magia, y tras un año de trabajos forzados en las minas de sal, una joven asesina es convocada a palacio. Ella no acude para acabar con el sanguinario rey que gobierna desde su trono de cristal, sino para conquistar su propia libertad. Si vence a veintitres asesinos, ladrones y guerreros en una competencia a vida o muerte, sera absuelta de prision para ejercer como campeona real. Su nombre es Celaena Sardothien.El principe la provocara. El capitan de la guardia la protegera. Una princesa de lejanas tierras se convertira en su amiga. Pero algo maligno mora en el castillo y esta ahi para matar. Mientras sus competidores van cayendo uno a uno, la lucha de Celaena por su liberacion se convierte en una lucha por la sobrevivencia y en una incesante busqueda del origen del mal antes de que destruya su mundo.La critica ha opinado:"Una lectura indispensable para los amantes de la fantasia epica y los cuentos de hadas." -USA Today-"Los fans de George R. R. Martin se llevaran este libro." -RT Book Reviews-"Los fans de Juego de tronos y Los juegos del hambre quedaran encantados."Colleen Houck, autora de la serie Tigers Curse

MEMORIAS DE IDHÚN es la exitosa trilogía de fantasía juvenil de Laura Gallego, compuesta por La Resistencia, Tríada y Panteón. Acompaña a Jack, Victoria y los demás en la aventura más grande de sus vidas, en una lucha por salvar a los idhunitas del gobierno de Ashran el Nigromante y los sheks, las temibles serpientes aladas.La noticia de la llegada de Jack y Victoria corre como la polvora entre los idhunitas contrarios a la tirania de Ashran el Nigromante. Crecen asi las esperanzas de que la ansiada profecia se cumpla y el mundo de Idhun sea liberado. Sin embargo, ¿asumiran los protagonistas su papel? ¿Es realmente Kirtash un aliado? ¿Cual sera el proximo movimiento de Ashran y los sheks? Descubrelo en la segunda parte de la aclamada trilogia fantastica Memorias de Idhun.

Travels and Adventures of Little Baron Trump and His Wonderful Dog Bulger is a whimsical and imaginative Victorian-era adventure that invites readers into a world where curiosity knows no bounds. Written in 1893, the story follows the clever and restless young Baron Trump, who, accompanied by his loyal dog Bulger, sets off on an extraordinary journey into hidden worlds and fantastical realms. Guided by mysterious maps and cryptic clues, Baron Trumps travels lead him through underground kingdoms, bizarre landscapes, and encounters with eccentric civilizations that challenge his wit and courage.In this timeless tale, Morgan Robertson combines satire, fantasy, and sharp social observation, presenting a narrative that is both humorous and thought-provoking. Beyond its playful exterior, the book reflects the eras fascination with exploration, science, and the boundaries of knowledge. With its charming mix of adventure, absurdity, and moral undercurrents, this novel offers a reading experience that is as entertaining today as it was over a century ago. Perfect for lovers of steampunk aesthetics, Victorian fantasy, and classic speculative fiction, Baron Trumps escapades remain a curious and delightful journey into the unexpected.

Ingersoll Lockwoods Travels and Adventures of Little Baron Trump is a whimsical and fantastical tale that follows the young protagonist, Baron Trump, on a series of bizarre and captivating adventures. Written in the late 19th century, this book is a prime example of the popular dime novel genre of the time, known for its sensational and escapist storytelling. Lockwoods literary style is characterized by vivid descriptions, larger-than-life characters, and a fast-paced plot that keeps readers engaged from start to finish. This book provides a fascinating look into the cultural and literary landscape of the late 1800s, offering a glimpse into the tastes and interests of the era. Ingersoll Lockwood, a lawyer and writer, drew inspiration from the political and social climate of his time to create this imaginative and captivating story. His background in law and his keen observation of society likely informed the satirical elements and subtle commentary present in the book. Travels and Adventures of Little Baron Trump is a must-read for those interested in 19th-century literature, dime novels, and the intersection of fiction and reality. It serves as a delightful escape into a world of adventure and intrigue, sure to captivate readers of all ages.

Poder, alianzas, guerra, venganza... La travesía a un imperio distante de sanadores mágicos.Chaol Westfall siempre se ha definido a sí mismo como un hombre de lealtad inquebrantable, de gran fortaleza y a partir de su posicion como capitan de la Guardia. Pero todo eso ha cambiado desde que el castillo de cristal se hizo añicos: sus hombres fueron diezmados y el rey de Adarlan lo libro de un golpe mortal pero dejo su cuerpo destrozado.Su unica oportunidad de recuperarse reside en los legendarios curanderos de la Torre Cesme en Antica -el bastion del poderoso imperio en el Continente Meridional. Y ahora que la guerra se cierne sobre Dorian y Aelin de vuelta en casa, su supervivencia quiza dependa de que Chaol y Nesryn convenzan a sus regidores de formar una alianza con ellos.Pero lo que descubren en Antica los cambiara por completo y sera mas vital salvar a Erilea de lo que podrian haber imaginado.

Timon of Athens - William Shakespeare - Troilus and Cressida is a tragedy by William Shakespeare, believed to have been written in 1602. It was described by Frederick S. Boas as one of Shakespeares problem plays. The play ends on a very bleak note with the death of the noble Trojan Hector and destruction of the love between Troilus and Cressida. The work has in recent years "stimulated exceptionally lively critical debate".

Sara has been practising her new teleport powers and shes getting pretty good! Except when she accidentally transports herself and her best friends (Georgie and Javier) and her nemesis (Jock) back in time...Theyre warned not to interact with ANYONE, to make sure they dont change anything in the future, but that becomes difficult when theyre dragged into a birthday party. They get out as quickly as they can, although not before causing some minor chaos. But how much damage can a squashed cake really do?!(As it turns out, a LOT.)A laugh-out-loud series about all the different ways of being extraordinary, perfect for fans of PIZAZZ, SAM WU and MARV.

Los Corvus arrasaron con todo lo conocido por el planeta Tierra. Acabaron con los rebeldes e impusieron sus normas. Durante años, se han encargado de experimentar con los seres humanos, dotándolos de talentos mentales sobrenaturales con el fin de crear el ejercito mas poderoso del universo.Arella, es una chica de dieciocho años, y ha llegado la hora de que presente la Prueba de Poder para averiguar el valor de su talento: muerte, obrero, militar o teniente.Un viejo movimiento revolucionario resurge para luchar por la libertad. Los Corvus no daran marcha atras, Arella se enfrentara a su propia mente y su corazon sufrira las consecuencias.

In "Through the Looking-Glass (Illustrated Edition)," Lewis Carroll takes readers on a whimsical journey through a fantastical realm that mirrors and inverts the familiar world. Employing a playful, nonsensical literary style, Carroll constructs a narrative replete with paradox and wit, drawing on themes of identity, language, and the nature of reality. The structure of the book, framed as a chess game, introduces characters that defy logicsuch as the Red Queen and the White Knightwho challenge conventional understandings of time and space, all while inviting readers to ponder deeper philosophical questions about existence and self-awareness. Lewis Carroll, born Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, was a mathematician, logician, and photographer, which significantly influenced his narrative ideas and the illustrative richness of his tales. His fascination with childhood innocence, logic puzzles, and linguistic play resonates throughout his works, making "Through the Looking-Glass" an important sequel to "Alices Adventures in Wonderland." Carrolls own experiences and views on the nature of childhood and creativity inform the non-linear storytelling pattern seen in this work. This illustrated edition not only revives Carrolls enchanting prose but also enriches it with vibrant illustrations that deepen the readers immersion into the Looking-Glass world. Recommended for scholars and lovers of fantastical literature alike, this captivating exploration of imagination and thought beckons readers of all ages to engage in a profound reflection on the magic of life through the eyes of Alice.

La primera entrega de un romantasy imprescindible.En el reino de Daradon poseer un «espectro» —una forma de magia interna y viva— es una sentencia de muerte. Capaces de ejercer un poder físico que se

New York Times best-selling author Jack Campbells epic series, The Pillars of Reality, reaches its exciting conclusion.The Great Guilds, fearing the loss of their control of the world of Dematr, have gathered their power and joined it with the relentless legions of the Empire. The full might of that host will fall upon the fortress city of Dorcastle. If Dorcastle falls, the revolt led by Master Mechanic Mari and Mage Alain will fail, and their world will soon descend into chaos.Only Mari, believed to be the daughter of an ancient prophecy, can inspire the people and lead the defense of Dorcastle. The prophecy says she has a chance to win, but it doesnt say she will survive. Alain will stand by her, both willing to die for the other, but neither one knows if their sacrifices will mean victory.As they battle the Imperial legions and see friends fall, Mari and Alain face their greatest challenges. And if they somehow win in the face of impossible odds, neither one can be certain what sort of world that victory will produce.

All 14 Oz books in one single volume and more than 400 brillant illustrations.The books were written, as Baum tells us, as "a modernized fairy tales, in which the wonderment and joy are retained and the heart-aches and nightmares are left out", with no attempt to "point a fearsome moral" to its readers. Their success was both immediate and enduring, and they quickly won an enormous number of young enthusiasts who remained eager to read "more about Oz" for many years to come. The original story has been adapted and translated and dramatized, and it has also been used as the book for a musical comedy in stage and movie versions.Contents:The Wonderful Wizard of OzThe Marvelous Land of OzOzma of OzDorothy and the Wizard in OzThe Road to OzThe Emerald City of OzThe Patchwork Girl of OzTik-Tok of OzThe Scarecrow of OzRinkitink in OzThe Lost Princess of OzThe Tin Woodman of OzThe Magic of OzGlinda of Oz

The Wind in the Willows is a childrens novel by Kenneth Grahame, first published in 1908. Alternately slow moving and fast paced, it focuses on four anthropomorphised animals in a pastoral version of Edwardian England. The novel is notable for its mixture of mysticism, adventure, morality and camaraderie, and celebrated for its evocation of the nature of the Thames Valley. In 1908, Grahame retired from his position as secretary of the Bank of England. He moved back to Berkshire, where he had lived as a child, and spent his time by the River Thames doing much as the animal characters in his book do as the book says, "simply messing about in boats" and expanding the bedtime stories he had earlier told his son Alastair into a manuscript for the book. The novel was in its 31st printing when playwright A. A. Milne adapted part of it for the stage as Toad of Toad Hall in 1929. Almost a century later, it was adapted again for the stage as a musical by Julian Fellowes. In 2003, The Wind in the Willows was listed at number 16 in the BBCs survey The Big Read.

The Nizamuddin cat clan are licking their wounds, slowly recovering after their terrible battle with the ferals from The Shuttered House. But soon they find their beloved Delhi neighbourhood is changing around them, and they encounter new enemies - vicious dogs, snakes and humans. Unless Mara, a young ginger kitten, can use her powers as a Sender to help the clan find a safe haven, the small band of cats will be wiped out for good. Led by the plucky Southpaw the cats set out on a perilous journey through Indias urban jungle in search of a new home, meeting many new loyal friends, and deadly foes, along the way. The Hundred Names of Darkness concludes the thrilling story that began with The Wildings.

A small band of cats lives in the labyrinthine alleys and ruins of Nizamuddin, an old neighbourhood in Delhi. Miao, the clan elder, a wise, grave Siamese; Katar, a cat loved by his followers and feared by his enemies; Hulo, the great warrior tom; Beraal, the beautiful queen, swift and deadly when challenged; Southpaw, the kitten whose curiosity can always be counted on to get him into trouble... Unfettered and wild, these and the other members of the tribe fear no one, go where they will, and do as they please. Until, one day, a terrified orange-coloured kitten with monsoon green eyes and remarkable powers lands in their midst-setting off a series of extraordinary events that will change their world for ever.

In The White People, Frances Hodgson Burnett crafts a hauntingly lyrical narrative that transcends conventional childrens literature. This novella intertwines elements of fantasy and the supernatural, focusing on the unusual and ethereal experiences of a young girl, Miranda, who encounters a world inhabited by mysterious, elusive beings. Burnetts exquisite prose, filled with rich imagery and emotional depth, reflects her mastery in creating a vivid atmosphere while subtly addressing themes of innocence, wonder, and the quest for identity, resonating with the literary movements of the late Victorian period. Frances Hodgson Burnett, renowned for her classic works like The Secret Garden and A Little Princess, drew inspiration from her experiences as a child of the 19th century, a time when imagination and escapism flourished in literature. Her childhood influenced her portrayal of whimsical yet poignant tales that explore the inner lives of children, often juxtaposed with profound truths about society and self-discovery. In The White People, her unique blend of realism and fantasy underscores the complexity of childhood emotions in a rapidly changing world. This novella is a mesmerizing exploration of imagination and interconnectedness that will captivate both children and adults alike. Readers who appreciate deep emotional themes combined with elements of fantasy will find The White People an enchanting and thought-provoking journey, illuminating the delicate balance between the seen and unseen realms of existence.