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A história é sobre Ana e João, duas pessoas que viviam bem em um sítio afastado da civilização, mas que não imaginavam que passariam por um tsunami de surpresas, capaz de os levar para uma estrada ch

Antonello é um italiano inconsequente e metido a conquistador. Sua única ocupação é atrair clientes para o restaurante onde trabalha (ou para si, quando for una bella donna) na Florença dos anos 60.

Hana herda uma casa de penhores onde se vendem arrependimentos. Porém, em certa manhã, tudo dá errado e ela embarca em uma jornada mágica que a fará repensar a vida. Espelhos de água é um romance que

Na pacífica Quinta dos Sonhos, onde cada amanhecer era marcado por rotinas harmoniosas e laços de amizade, viviam galinhas de personalidades únicas — a sonhadora Eulália, a prática Guiomar, a materna

"Il ricongiungimento con una persona del passato cambiera brutalmente le strutture emotive del sensitivo e di conseguenza del suo gruppo di amici. Quale storia ha da raccontare la misteriosa Beatrice dopo essere scomparsa per cosi tanto tempo? In una trama ben congegnata, il lettore imparera a conoscere i piu svariati aspetti della vita, il modo in cui affrontiamo eventi belli e dolorosi, riflessioni, sorprese e molto altro. Cosa aspetti? Scopri cosa questo mago ha da rivelare e insegnare".

A aguardada sequência de Belo desastre, sucesso internacional que conquistou milhões de leitores. Em Quase belo, o amor será posto à prova mais uma vez — e só os mais fortes sobreviverão. Eles enfren

A young mans search for purpose leads him far from homeand into the depths of the human heart.Written before Jane Eyre but published posthumously, The Professor tells the story of William Crimsworth, an orphaned Englishman who rejects a safe but stifling life in trade to seek opportunity abroad. In Belgium, he becomes a teacher at a girls school, where ambition, rivalry, and romance intertwine.Through Williams eyes, Charlotte Bronte explores themes of independence, integrity, and cultural contrast, offering sharp observations on gender roles, education, and moral character. While less dramatic than her later works, the novel reveals the seeds of Brontes literary geniuscrisp prose, nuanced character studies, and a strong moral core."A rare glimpse into Brontes early craftfull of insight, atmosphere, and conviction." The Guardian"An understated yet rewarding novel, blending realism with quiet passion." The New York Times Why Readers Love It: Set in Belgium, offering rich cultural and linguistic detail Contains a restrained but compelling romance An important precursor to Brontes later masterpieces Click Buy Now to discover Charlotte Brontes first novela subtle, thoughtful exploration of ambition, identity, and the search for belonging.

A atriz, escritora e documentarista Maria Ribeiro estreia na Record com reunião de textos escritos durante quase uma década. Após quase dez anos desde seu livro mais recente, Maria Ribeiro retorna co

Você precisa de um gato, primeiro romance do autor japonês Kiyoshi Shigematsu publicado no Brasil e best-seller no Japão, traz uma narrativa sensível e emocionante sobre amor, família, amizade, luto

A love that defies reason. A hatred that spans generations.On the wild, windswept moors of Yorkshire, the orphan Heathcliff forms an intense bond with Catherine Earnshawa passion that transcends social boundaries yet spirals into jealousy, betrayal, and vengeance. Their turbulent relationship unleashes a storm of heartbreak that haunts both their families for decades.First published in 1847, Wuthering Heights was Emily Brontes only novel, yet it remains one of the most powerful and controversial works in English literature. Blending gothic atmosphere, psychological depth, and raw emotion, Bronte crafts a haunting exploration of loves destructive and redemptive powers."A masterpiece of gothic fictionwild, romantic, and unforgettable." The Guardian"As turbulent and elemental as the moors themselves." The New York Times Why Readers Love It: A haunting blend of romance, revenge, and gothic mystery One of literatures most intense and unconventional love stories A timeless exploration of passion, pride, and fate Click Buy Now to experience the raw, untamed power of Emily Brontes unforgettable gothic romance.

Shes beautiful. Shes charming. Shes deadly.When the captivating and seemingly innocent Jean Briggerland enters the lives of wealthy and unsuspecting men, disaster follows. Beneath her angelic appearance lies a ruthless mind, capable of manipulation, betrayal, and even murder.In The Angel of Terror, Edgar Wallace, master of the classic crime thriller, weaves a fast-paced story of greed, cunning, and justice. As the body count rises, the question remains: Can anyone see through Jeans façade before its too late?First published in 1922, this novel showcases Wallaces trademark stylesuspenseful twists, vivid characters, and a plot that keeps readers guessing until the final page."Wallace at his besttense, unpredictable, and impossible to put down." The Guardian"A superb example of the early 20th-century crime novel." The Times Why Readers Love It: Features one of literatures most chilling femme fatales Fast-paced and filled with unexpected turns A classic of British crime fiction Click Buy Now to uncover the dark secrets of The Angel of Terrorand see just how dangerous an "angel" can be.

Two priests. One vast, untamed land. A lifelong mission of service and faith.In Death Comes for the Archbishop, Willa Cather paints a luminous portrait of the American Southwest in the mid-19th century, following the lives of Bishop Jean Marie Latour and his loyal friend Father Joseph Vaillant. Sent from France to establish a diocese in New Mexico, they face a landscape of deserts, mountains, and diverse culturesMexican, Native American, and Angloeach with its own challenges and beauty.Through a series of interwoven episodes rather than a traditional plot, Cather captures the quiet heroism of their work, the strength of their friendship, and the profound connection between spirituality and the land. Her prose, rich in imagery and restraint, turns history into a timeless meditation on faith, perseverance, and cultural understanding."A beautiful, moving story told with poetic simplicity." The New York Times"One of the great novels of the American West and of spiritual endurance." The Guardian Why Readers Love It: Evocative descriptions of the landscapes and cultures of the American Southwest A deeply human portrayal of religious service and moral courage A modern classic beloved by readers of historical and literary fiction Click Buy Now to journey across deserts and mountainsand into the heart of one of Willa Cathers most profound works.

In a foreign city, a woman seeks independenceand finds herself caught between mystery and desire.After suffering personal tragedy, Lucy Snowe leaves England for the cosmopolitan city of Villette in Belgium, where she takes a position at a girls boarding school. Isolated and reserved, Lucy observes the intrigues, romances, and rivalries around heruntil she is drawn into her own complex relationships, marked by restraint, longing, and self-discovery.Blending gothic atmosphere, psychological depth, and sharp social commentary, Villette is Charlotte Brontes most mature and enigmatic novel. Through Lucys guarded yet passionate perspective, Bronte explores themes of identity, repression, gender roles, and the tension between duty and emotion."Her finest novel a work of astonishing depth and subtlety." The Guardian"A masterpiece of psychological realism and emotional restraint." The New York Times Why Readers Love It: A richly atmospheric blend of gothic mystery and romantic realism An intimate psychological portrait of a complex heroine A bold exploration of female independence in the Victorian era Click Buy Now to experience Charlotte Brontes haunting and powerful story of solitude, self-reliance, and unspoken passion.

A man who wants everything. A bargain that could cost him his soul.In Faust The Tragedy, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe delivers one of the greatest works in world literaturea sweeping dramatic poem that blends romance, philosophy, folklore, and theology.The brilliant but dissatisfied scholar Faust makes a fateful pact with Mephistopheles, the devils agent, trading his soul for unlimited knowledge, pleasure, and worldly experience. His journey takes him through love, temptation, despair, and ultimately the search for salvation.First published in two parts (1808 and 1832), Goethes Faust is more than a retelling of the classic legendit is a profound meditation on human ambition, moral struggle, and the eternal quest for meaning."The pinnacle of German literaturea universal story of temptation and redemption." The Times Literary Supplement"Faust is the drama of the human soulrestless, striving, and never content." The Guardian Why Readers Love It: A timeless exploration of the price of ambition A tragic love story intertwined with moral conflict A cornerstone of Romantic and philosophical literature Click Buy Now to experience Goethes magnum opusa spellbinding tale of desire, damnation, and the hope of redemption.

A souls journey through the afterlifeguided by reason, faith, and the eternal quest for truth.Written in the early 14th century, The Divine Comedy is Dante Alighieris monumental epic poem, a masterpiece of world literature and one of the greatest achievements in Western thought.Divided into three partsInferno, Purgatorio, and Paradisothe poem follows Dante himself as he is guided first by the Roman poet Virgil through the torments of Hell and the trials of Purgatory, and then by his beloved Beatrice through the glories of Heaven. Along the way, Dante encounters historical figures, mythological beings, and moral allegories that reflect the spiritual and political realities of his time.A visionary blend of theology, philosophy, and poetic genius, The Divine Comedy is at once a thrilling adventure, a moral meditation, and a timeless exploration of the human souls path toward redemption."The supreme work of Italian literature, and one of the great treasures of the world." The New York Review of Books"A journey that continues to inspire, challenge, and astonish after seven centuries." The Guardian Why Readers Love It: An unforgettable vision of Hell, Purgatory, and Heaven A cornerstone of medieval literature and Christian theology Rich in allegory, history, and poetic beauty Click Buy Now to embark on the ultimate journey of the soulfrom the depths of despair to the heights of divine glory.

A man with everything except the one thing he truly wants.Set in the glittering world of 1920s New York, The Great Gatsby is F. Scott Fitzgeralds defining masterpiecea searing portrait of ambition, excess, and love in the Jazz Age. Through the eyes of narrator Nick Carraway, we are drawn into the enigmatic life of Jay Gatsby, a self-made millionaire whose lavish parties hide a deep longing for his lost love, Daisy Buchanan.As Gatsbys dreams collide with harsh reality, Fitzgerald explores themes of wealth, class, and the elusive nature of the American Dream. With its lyrical prose and unforgettable characters, The Great Gatsby remains one of the most influential novels of the 20th century."The quintessential American novelelegant, tragic, and unforgettable." The New York Times"A masterpiece of style and substance, as relevant now as when it was first published." The Guardian Why Readers Love It: A dazzling portrait of the Jazz Age and its excesses A tragic love story wrapped in mystery and longing One of the most studied and celebrated works in American literature Click Buy Now to step into the glittering, heartbreaking world of Jay Gatsby and the roaring twenties.

In the aftermath of war, they searched for meaningin love, in travel, and in themselves.Published in 1926, The Sun Also Rises is Ernest Hemingways groundbreaking debut novel and a defining work of the Lost Generation. Set in Paris and Spain during the 1920s, it follows Jake Barnes, an American expatriate, and his circle of friends as they navigate love, jealousy, and disillusionment in the shadow of World War I.From Parisian cafes to the thrill of Pamplonas bullfights, Hemingways lean, understated prose captures both the glamour and the aimlessness of an era. Beneath the surface lies a poignant meditation on masculinity, identity, and the struggle to find purpose in a fractured world."Hemingways best novel, filled with poignant beauty and understated power." The New York Times"A landmark of modernist literaturespare, profound, and unforgettable." The Guardian Why Readers Love It: Captures the vibrant yet disillusioned spirit of the 1920s Vivid depictions of bullfighting and Spanish culture A cornerstone of 20th-century American literature Click Buy Now to journey with Hemingways unforgettable characters through love, loss, and the restless search for meaning.

Born old. Growing younger. Living life in reverse.In this inventive and poignant short story, F. Scott Fitzgerald turns the nature of time and aging upside down. Benjamin Button enters the world as a seventy-year-old man and, with each passing year, becomes physically younger. As Benjamin navigates love, family, and the world around him, his life becomes a bittersweet reflection on identity, acceptance, and the fleeting nature of time.First published in 1922, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button combines Fitzgeralds signature elegance with a surreal premise, blending humor, irony, and melancholy. It remains a striking meditation on the human conditionone that resonates just as powerfully today."A clever and haunting exploration of time, love, and fate." The New York Times"Fitzgerald at his most imaginative and emotionally piercing." The Guardian Why Readers Love It: A unique and thought-provoking twist on the human life cycle Blends humor, romance, and melancholy in perfect balance A short but unforgettable literary gem Click Buy Now to experience F. Scott Fitzgeralds timeless tale of a man who defies the rules of life itself.

Knights, quests, and a kingdom where virtue battles vice.First published in 1590 and expanded in 1596, The Faerie Queene is Edmund Spensers monumental epic poema cornerstone of English Renaissance literature. Written in Spensers own distinctive stanza form, the work blends myth, morality, and political allegory, celebrating the ideals of Elizabethan chivalry and virtue.Across six books (with a planned but unfinished seventh), a series of knightly champions embark on quests to embody and defend virtues such as holiness, temperance, chastity, friendship, justice, and courtesy. Along the way, they face dragons, enchantresses, and symbolic challenges that test both courage and moral strength.Rich in allegory and vivid imagery, The Faerie Queene is both a thrilling adventure and a profound reflection on morality, leadership, and the human spirit."One of the greatest achievements of English poetry." The Times Literary Supplement"A dazzling tapestry of myth, romance, and moral vision." The Guardian Why Readers Love It: A sweeping blend of medieval romance and Renaissance humanism A masterclass in allegorical storytelling A literary monument to Queen Elizabeth I and her era Click Buy Now to journey through a world of knights, virtue, and peril in one of the most celebrated epics of the English language.

A locked gate. A hidden world. A transformation that changes everything.When spoiled and lonely Mary Lennox is sent from India to live with her reclusive uncle in the English countryside, she discovers a mysterious, neglected garden hidden behind high walls. With the help of new friendsDickon, a boy with a gift for nature, and Colin, her sickly cousinMary works to bring the garden back to life.As the garden blooms, so do the hearts of those who tend it. The Secret Garden is a moving story of renewal, friendship, and the healing power of nature. Frances Hodgson Burnetts enchanting prose and unforgettable characters have made this novel a beloved classic for over a century."One of the most delightful and enduring childrens stories ever written." The Guardian"A masterpiece of hope, resilience, and the simple joys of life." The New York Times Why Readers Love It: A heartwarming story of emotional and physical healing A perfect blend of mystery, friendship, and personal growth A classic that resonates with readers of all ages Click Buy Now to unlock the gate to one of the most beloved gardens in all of literature.