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Inglaterra, diciembre de 1926 Mientras el país trata de recomponerse de la gran huelga que paralizó Gran Bretaña, un criminal comienza a actuar. La prensa no tarda en bautizarlo como el Asesino del Carbon. Al mismo tiempo, Inglaterra entera contiene la respiracion: la celebre escritora Agatha Christie ha desaparecido. La policia organiza batidas para encontrarla, su marido no parece especialmente afectado y las pistas se contradicen. Todo apunta a un crimen pero la verdad es mucho mas turbadora. Scotland Yard la ha reclutado en secreto para ayudar a atrapar al asesino, junto a la brillante y excentrica comisaria Thelma Barnes. Basada en hechos reales, esta novela ofrece una mirada audaz al episodio mas enigmatico de la vida de Agatha Christie del que ella nunca quiso hablar y plantea una pregunta inquietante: ¿hasta donde puede llegar alguien cuando ya no tiene nada que perder?

El retrato lírico y descarnado de cinco generaciones de mujeres en un país sacudido por las violencias políticas del siglo xx.Ocho años después de emigrar a Alemania, Ryna emprende un tortuoso viaje de regreso a la remota aldea bielorrusa donde crecio. En pocos dias ha perdido su trabajo en una residencia de ancianos debido a su alcoholismo y ha muerto su abuela Darafeia, una curandera muy respetada por su maña para amansar a maridos pendencieros y tratar la infertilidad. El funeral de su abuela propicia el reencuentro de Ryna con el pasado sangriento de su pais, preservado en la memoria de varias generaciones de mujeres, heroinas a su pesar que jamas perdieron la conviccion de que, incluso en tierra arrasada, la vida debe continuar.Basandose en testimonios directos y una exhaustiva investigacion documental, Eva Vienaviec rescata las penalidades y los milagros cotidianos la llegada de la television, el drenaje de un pantano, brebajes y hechizos ancestrales en un rincon del Este de Europa zarandeado por las turbulencias politicas del siglo xx: la Revolucion de Octubre, dos guerras mundiales, el avance nazi, los pogromos y la colectivizacion forzosa.La critica ha dicho...En este libro reconozco la aldea donde creci. Aquel villorrio ya no existe, pero Eva Vienaviec le ha insuflado vida en mi alma. Svetlana AlexievichVienaviec escribe como quien clava estacas en la tierra: con precision y vigor. Stefanie Panzenbock, FalterAfilada y cristalina como el vodka Judith Leister, Neue Zurcher ZeitungCon un lenguaje visualmente rico e inquietante, Eva Vienaviec habla de su querida abuela al tiempo que ilumina un pedazo de la historia cotidiana de Europa del Este en el siglo xx. Terry Albrecht

¿Es necesario el sexo? O por qué sientes lo que sientes es una obra satírica publicada en 1929 que parodia, con ingenio y humor sofisticado, las teorías psicológicas y sociales sobre el sexo, el amor y el comportamiento humano que estaban en boga a principios del siglo XX. A traves de ensayos breves, definiciones falsas, graficos absurdos y ejemplos exagerados, E. B. White y James Thurber desmontan el lenguaje pomposo de la psicologia popular y las explicaciones seudocientificas sobre las relaciones entre hombres y mujeres.El libro no pretende ofrecer respuestas serias, sino burlarse de la obsesion por racionalizar emociones, deseos y conductas que, segun los autores, pertenecen al ambito de lo irracional y lo humano. Con un estilo ironico y elegante, los textos abordan temas como la pasion, la neurosis, la represion, el matrimonio y la confusion emocional, siempre desde una perspectiva critica y humoristica.Mas que un tratado sobre el sexo, la obra es una satira de la cultura moderna y de su afan por clasificar y explicar lo inexplicable. Su humor inteligente, a veces absurdo y a veces mordaz, convirtio el libro en un clasico del humor literario estadounidense y en un referente temprano de la critica cultural disfrazada de comedia.

MI HIJA HA DESAPARECIDO Y NO PUEDO DECÍRSELO A NADIE.Cuando Lizzie cae en la cuenta de que su hija Hollie, de nueve años, ha desaparecido en medio de una fiesta de Halloween que se está celebrando en el colegio, el panico la invade. Es su peor pesadilla.Ella sabe lo que sucede. Ha pasado todo este tiempo intentando proteger a su hija, pero sabia que este dia podia llegar. Alguien debe de haber averiguado la verdad sobre su pasado.Lizzie no puede acudir a la policia, ni decir nada a nadie. Esta sola en esto y hara todo lo posible por descubrir quien se ha llevado a su hija antes de que sea demasiado tarde.

El aristócrata anglo-irlandés Alexander Moore, único hijo de un matrimonio infeliz, y Jerry Crowe, un campesino acostumbrado a merodear por la finca de la familia Moore, en las afueras de Dublín, no deberian haber sido amigos. Pero las diferencias de clase y educacion poco parecen importar a estos dos jovenes que comparten un profundo amor por los caballos y que tienen toda la vida por delante.Cuando estalla la guerra en 1914, ambos se alistan en el Ejercito britanico, aunque por razones muy distintas. Sin embargo, en medio del barro de los campos de Flandes, se descubren una vez mas separados cuando Alexander es nombrado oficial y Jerry, soldado raso. Y es en el horror de la batalla, en el infierno de las trincheras del frente, rodeados de caos y de muerte, donde su amistad demostrara ser mas fuerte que cualquier experiencia vivida.Jennifer Johnston explora en esta novela temas recurrentes en su obra, como la amistad, la estratificacion social o la convulsa situacion poitica de Irlanda a principios del siglo xx, con la catastrofe belica como telon de fondo.

En ¡Y he aquí que era un sueño!, Guy de Maupassant reúne una serie de relatos inquietantes donde lo cotidiano se ve atravesado por lo inexplicable. Sueños que se confunden con la vigilia, obsesiones que conducen a la locura y mentes que se quiebran lentamente conforman un universo perturbador que anticipa el terror psicologico moderno.

Em Zona de Impacto, o leitor é lançado em um universo onde ação, suspense e emoção se entrelaçam com a intensidade de um trovão. Nesta narrativa explosiva, acompanhamos Igor — um homem marcado por so

Ziggy the Zebra wakes to a savanna morning unlike any other, where the wind is alive, playful, and full of unseen rhythms. Unlike the rest of the herd, Ziggy notices the swirling leaves, twirling petals, and dancing dust as part of an intricate, invisible symphony, sparking his curiosity and imagination. He realizes the wind is not just air but a living canvas, inviting him to interact, follow its patterns, and create. With each gust, spiral, and floating petal, Ziggy envisions painting with the movement of the wind itself, blending colors from flowers, soil, and sunlight into ephemeral patterns in the air. Through observation, experimentation, and a growing sense of daring, Ziggy discovers a new form of expression, a magical collaboration with nature, marking the beginning of an extraordinary adventure where he can transform the invisible currents of the savanna into living art.

Zetetic Astronomy: Earth Not a Globe is a thought-provoking anthology that delves into the intriguing exploration of celestial phenomena through a flat Earth perspective. This collection, centered on the theme of questioning conventional astronomical wisdom, showcases a variety of literary styles ranging from polemical essays to detailed scientific expositions. The works within this anthology challenge the established heliocentric model, presenting an array of arguments and observations that seek to redefine our understanding of earthly and celestial mechanics. A standout piece within the anthology meticulously dissects the evidence supporting a spherical Earth, providing a rich canvas for debate and reflection in the tradition of 19th-century scientific inquiry. The authors, including Parallax and Samuel Birley Rowbotham, are pivotal figures in the flat Earth movement and their contributions underscore the anthologys thematic focus. Their works contribute profoundly to the ongoing dialogue about human understanding of the cosmos, a theme that resonates with those interested in the historical context of scientific thought. These authors, each with their unique vantage point, add depth and nuance by drawing from a rich tapestry of historical, cultural, and philosophical influences, challenging readers to reconsider what they accept as empirical truths. Readers will find Zetetic Astronomy: Earth Not a Globe an invaluable resource for exploring the complexities of scientific debate from a multitude of perspectives. This collection not only serves as an educational tool but also as a portal into the minds of those daring to question established notions. Its breadth of insights offers a unique opportunity to engage with alternate scientific discourse, encouraging a deeper dialogue on the fundamental concepts of our world and universe.Quickie Classics summarizes timeless works with precision, preserving the authors voice and keeping the prose clear, fast, and readabledistilled, never diluted. Enriched Edition extras: Introduction · Synopsis · Historical Context · Brief Analysis · 4 Reflection Q&As · Editorial Footnotes.

Zephyr, a young sky serpent with shimmering azure scales, awakens on the floating isles of Aerithia, filled with both wonder and doubt about his first real flight. Guided by the gentle whispers of the wind and the encouraging words of a tiny wind sprite, he overcomes his fear and experiences the exhilaration of soaring freely above the clouds, discovering the joy and boundless possibilities of the sky. Soon after, he faces a new challenge at the vibrant Cloud Festival, where creatures from across Aerithia perform dazzling aerial feats. Nervous about his inexperience, Zephyr meets Nimbus, a playful silver-furred guide, who teaches him that the festival celebrates courage and heart, not perfection. Encouraged, Zephyr begins to trust the winds and himself, ready to embrace both the thrill of flight and the adventures that await him among the clouds.

Zara the Zebra, a dreamer who has always felt a magical pull toward the stars, spends her nights imagining herself soaring through the cosmos despite everyone insisting zebras belong on the ground. One extraordinary evening, as her longing for the skies grows stronger than ever, a dazzling shooting star lands beside her and reveals itself as Twinkle, a playful and luminous Stardust Sprite who has sensed Zaras brave, glowing dream. With shimmering stardust swirling around them, Twinkle encourages Zara to believe in the impossible and trust that her dreams can rise beyond the limits others place on her. In that moment, Zara begins a journey not just of magical possibility, but of courage, self-belief, and the discovery that even the most unlikely dreams can take flight when she dares to imagine more.

WINNER OF THE AGATHA AND ANTHONY AWARDSAn unsettling domestic thrillerThe TelegraphAn ending that will take your breath away...I loved this book I.S Berry The Peacock and The SparrowAnnie Anh Le Shaw has everything she once dreamed of: a thriving art career, a beautiful home, a loving husband and daughter. But when her mother a Vietnam War refugee dies suddenly, the fragile balance of her life shatters. Her obsessive-compulsive disorder, dormant for years, resurfaces with terrifying force. Only this time, her intrusive thoughts seem to be coming true.When a powerful art patron disappears, suspicion turns towards Annie. Then she wakes in a hotel room, naked, beside a dead body, with no memory of how she got there. As the investigation tightens and her mind fractures, Annie is forced to confront the ghosts of her childhood and the legacy of her mothers trauma.[An] exhilarating debutPublishers Weekly

Yara, a vibrant yellowfin fish with a dazzling, golden shimmer, discovers that her loud, joyful voice can spread happiness and courage throughout her colorful coral reef home. While some sea creatures are startled by her exuberance, many join in her playful cheers, turning the reef into a lively, sparkling playground filled with laughter, dance, and friendship. As Yara explores every nook and cranny, she learns the power of her voice not just to be heard, but to connect, encourage, and bring confidence to even the shyest inhabitants. Through her boundless energy and infectious Yay!s, Yara begins to realize that her gift can unite her underwater world, transforming it into a place of joy, celebration, and endless possibilities.

Dos gemelos, una chica y un juego de identidades que explora el deseo, la culpa y la elección.Tras años a la deriva, Rocío ha aprendido (más o menos) a controlar sus emociones y ha alcanzado una especie de equilibrio. Esta comoda con su vida. O eso creia. Porque hay dos cosas que estan a punto de hacerla estallar por dentro.La primera, que la pareja de su padre esta embarazada. Y, si, eso significa que va a tener un hermanito, algo que no le hace ni pizca de gracia.La segunda, que ha conocido a un chico que le mola. Pero le mola de verdad. Es divertido, brillante, guapisimo y esto es importante parece que a el tambien le mola ella.El problema es que el chico en cuestion tiene un hermano gemelo que es un idiota integral. Un borde, un chulo y un prepotente. Uno de esos que te sacan de quicio con solo abrir la boca.¿Lo peor de todo? Que Ro se lo pasa mejor discutiendo con el gemelo idiota que saliendo con el gemelo guay. Y eso no deberia pasar, ¿o si? Enemies to Lovers Triangulo amoroso Entre dos hermanos Escenas spicy + 18 Slow burn

Wuthering Heights (1847) fuses Gothic ferocity with Romantic sublimity in a daring frame-tale. Through Lockwoods and Nelly Deans layered testimonies, Bronte charts the interdependence of Catherine Earnshaw and Heathcliff across two generations at Wuthering Heights and Thrushcross Grange. Temporal loops, unreliable narrators, and vernacular textures entwine grief, revenge, and property, while the Yorkshire moorselemental, indifferentshape fate. Its audacious design and metaphysical intensity challenged Victorian realism, redefining the domestic Gothic of passion, class antagonism, and inheritance. Emily Bronte, the reclusive daughter of the Haworth parsonage, honed a fierce lyric sensibility in juvenilia and poetry before publishing as "Ellis Bell." The isolation of the Pennine moors, family losses, and her self-education yielded an imagination at once inward and elemental. Living amid stringent class and gender codes, she forged a vision that interrogates power, kinship, and possession. Essential for students of Victorian fiction and all readers of psychological Gothic, this novel rewards rereading: its polyphonic testimony unsettles judgment, and its storm-lit cadences linger. Come for the love story; stay for a radical meditation on selfhood, family, property, and place.Quickie Classics summarizes timeless works with precision, preserving the authors voice and keeping the prose clear, fast, and readabledistilled, never diluted. Enriched Edition extras: Introduction · Synopsis · Historical Context · Author Biography · Brief Analysis · 4 Reflection Q&As · Editorial Footnotes.

Wuthering Heights is one of the most intense and original novels in English literature. Emily Bronte crafts a haunting tale of destructive love, revenge, and emotional extremity set on the wild Yorkshire moors. Through unforgettable characters and a bold narrative structure, the novel explores obsession, social cruelty, and the darker sides of human nature. Gothic, poetic, and timeless, this work stands apart as a singular literary achievement.

"I am Heathcliff! Hes always, always in my mind: not as a pleasure, any more than I am always a pleasure to myself, but as my own being."On the bleak and wind-swept Yorkshire moors, a storm of human passion rages. When the orphan Heathcliff is brought to Wuthering Heights, he forms an unbreakable, primal bond with Catherine Earnshaw. But when social ambition and betrayal tear them apart, Heathcliffs love curdles into a decades-long vendetta. Emily Brontes only novel is a wild, elemental force of nature that defies the conventions of Victorian morality and romance.A Study in Duality and Conflict: The novel is structured around the stark opposition between two households: the chaotic, ancient Wuthering Heights and the sheltered, civilized Thrushcross Grange. As the story descends through two generations, readers witness the devastating effects of inherited trauma and the relentless pursuit of vengeance that threatens to consume both families.The Ultimate Anti-Hero: In Heathcliff, Bronte created literatures most enduring and polarizing figurea Byronic hero driven by a love so absolute it becomes a curse. Haunted by ghosts both literal and figurative, the characters of Wuthering Heights exist in a world where the boundary between the living and the dead is as thin as the mist on the moors. It is a masterpiece of psychological intensity and Gothic horror.An unfiltered cry of the soul. Purchase "Wuthering Heights" today and experience the most haunting romance ever written.

Grad student Liam Sutcliffe returns home for a summer job at Wutherford Heights, a senior care facility. His new boss, Greg Cowan, is his dads best friend and has known Liam since birth. Liams always had a massive crush on Greg, and the mans only gotten better with age.Greg has just come out, and falling for his daughter Gracies best friendand his own best friends sonwas certainly never in the cards. Despite a powerful mutual attraction, work and family pressures inhibit their relationship. At Gracies suggestion, Greg enlists Liams help to launch him into the gay dating scene, but watching Greg meet other men is driving Liam crazy. Is there any hope of romance for this mismatched pair?

In Wound Scars, the protagonist returns to the Catimbau Valley in search of answers long buried in time. Each trail he follows from the Pedra do Cachorro to the Canyon, from Caiana to the Great Wall becomes more than a physical journey: it is a deep exploration of the arid landscapes of the caatinga and, above all, of the most sensitive regions of his own soul.As he moves through the paths of the backlands, he revisits memories that shaped his life: a turbulent childhood, a rebellious adolescence, the years spent in a shelter, the first love, the official relationship, the marriage, and the tragedy that changed everything. Between painful memories and unexpected revelations, the return to his homeland becomes a direct confrontation with old wounds some healed, others still open.In the end, the external journey and the inner journey merge. The protagonist discovers that, in order to move forward, he must face the past, accept the marks, and, above all, find the strength to return home not only in the physical sense, but emotionally and spiritually.A powerful narrative about pain, resilience, and rebirth, set against one of Brazils most striking landscapes.

With Fire and Sword, the opening volume of Sienkiewiczs Trilogy, plunges into the Khmelnytsky Uprising (16481657) through Jan Skrzetuski, his beloved Helena, the Cossack Bohun, and the sly Onufry Zagoba. Panoramic campaigns and siegesZbara, Berestechkointerlace with romance and earthy humor. Archaizing, baroque cadences meet feuilleton pacing, while a multiethnic CommonwealthPoles, Ruthenians, Cossacks, Tatars, Jewsemerges in vivid steppe topographies and chivalric, collapsing institutions. Henryk Sienkiewicz (18461916), later a 1905 Nobel laureate, wrote under partition, fashioning epics to stiffen a stateless nations morale. A journalist and meticulous researcher, he mined seventeenthcentury chronicles and memoirs, absorbed oral lore, and exploited serializations rhythms to balance breadth with suspense. Patriotic purpose is tempered by curiosity: enemies gain motives and dignity; the frontier itself acts as a historical force. Recommended to readers of Tolstoy, Scott, or Dumas; to scholars of EastCentral Europe; and to anyone who values historical fiction that both thrills and interrogates memory. Read it for its propulsion, its comic-satiric sparkle, and its enduring meditation on loyalty, sovereignty, and the costs of rebellion.Quickie Classics summarizes timeless works with precision, preserving the authors voice and keeping the prose clear, fast, and readabledistilled, never diluted. Enriched Edition extras: Introduction · Synopsis · Historical Context · Author Biography · Brief Analysis · 4 Reflection Q&As · Editorial Footnotes.