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I nostri tre protagonisti: Marco, Lorella e Francesca affronteranno varie peripezie, prima di tutti Francesca dopo il coma costretta ad una lunga e dolorosa riabilitazione biennale, da cui miracolosamente non ne uscira menomata, eccetto di una gamba paralizzata. Ma ai nostri personaggi la vita riservera anche gioie immense.

El destino es el punto de llegada, la meta de un viaje, incluyendo el de la propia vida. Pero también es el hado, esa fuerza desconocida que actua irremediablemente sobre los hombres y los sucesos.Este es un libro de historias de pesonajes con destinos contrariados, peculiares y paradojicos. Relatos de vidas predeterminadas que se vuelven diferentes. Relatos intimistas sobre el destino humano y sus vericuetos.

"Bernhard has to come too!" Jule calls out in surprise - and so begins little teddy bear Bernhards big trip. Mom and Jule fly from Berlin to New York for a week. None of them has ever traveled this far before. Despite all the anticipation, the three of them have no idea that Bernhard will get lost on the way and what adventures await the little bear! Bernhard gets to know Viola and her mom and there is a lot to marvel at for the three of them in the big city of New York! Will Jule see her missing bear cub again?

Traendo spunto dal motto ermetico del V.I.T.R.I.O.L., lautore narra le vicende burrascose di Giorgio, il medico protagonista dei suoi saggi romanzati, in questa occasione allinterno dellaCroce Rossa Italiana. Un particolare omaggio e rivolto alla figura del massimo fondatore del Movimento internazionale della Croce Rossa, e cioe al primo premio Nobel per la Pace (1901),Henry Dunant. Molti i riferimenti dotti alla Pasqua cristiana; vengono esaminate le ragioni della sanguinosa guerra russo-ucraina nella primavera del 2022; un cenno alla moralita del trattato secentesco "Chymica vannus"; la "retta via" che dovra seguire Pinocchiolo per diventare un essere umano; lesaltazione del sacrificio di Soreghina; la ricerca della "lampada magica" da parte del cinese Aladino nel profondo di una grotta, che altro non e che la ricerca della "Pietra", la saggezza allinterno del Se, della propria Coscienza; la scorciatoia per la felicita, che si presenta al principe danese con lincontro casuale (?) con Smeraldina, favorito dal "raddrizzamento" degli eventi operato dalla regina-madre con la "prova del pisello".

In "1914," John Oxenham presents a poignant exploration of the seismic transformations wrought by the onset of World War I, blending lyrical prose with a reflective lens on humanity. The text captures the emotional turmoil experienced by individuals and nations, as optimism abruptly gives way to despair. Oxenhams style is marked by an engaging blend of narrative and lyricism, employing vivid imagery and heartfelt introspection that resonate with readers who have grappled with the onset of conflict and its consequences. The book embodies a literary context rich in contemporary responses to the war, echoing sentiments prevalent among the disillusioned public of the time. John Oxenham, born in 1852, was a poet and novelist deeply influenced by the events of his era, particularly his intense observations of World War I and its impact on society. His oeuvre often reflects a profound sense of spirituality and connection to human suffering, likely shaped by his own experiences of loss and hope in tumultuous times. Oxenhams literary career spanned multiple genres, but "1914" stands out as a reflective testament to the complexities of the human spirit during warfare. This book is recommended for readers interested in understanding the emotional landscapes of World War I, offering insights into the human condition amidst chaos. Oxenhams evocative prose not only educates about the historical context but also provokes a deeper contemplation of love, loss, and resilience, making "1914" a poignant read even today.In this enriched edition, we have carefully created added value for your reading experience:- Handpicked Memorable Quotes shine a spotlight on moments of literary brilliance.- Interactive footnotes clarify unusual references, historical allusions, and archaic phrases for an effortless, more informed read.

Tras once años de silencio, Eduard Márquez publica “1969”, una novela que, combinando una gran variedad de voces, documentos, lugares, géneros y registros, conseguirá cambiar la visión de nuestra his

Esta obra reúne diversos relatos de viagem de Goethe: "Cartas da Suíça", "Excertos de um diário de viagem", "A campanha da França", "O cerco de Mainz", "De uma viagem à Suíça no ano de 1797", "Sobre

A Christmas Carol is a timeless tale written by Charles Dickens. Set in Victorian England, it follows the story of Ebenezer Scrooge, a miserly old man who is visited by the ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Yet to Come. Through these spectral visits, Scrooge is shown the error of his ways and the impact of his selfishness on those around him, particularly his overworked and underpaid clerk, Bob Cratchit, and his kind-hearted nephew, Fred. As Scrooge confronts his past, present circumstances, and potential future, he undergoes a profound transformation, rediscovering the true spirit of Christmas and the joy of generosity and compassion. Through its poignant storytelling and memorable characters, A Christmas Carol continues to resonate with audiences, reminding us of the importance of kindness, empathy, and redemption.

A Daughter of the Snows is a novel written by Jack London. Set in the rugged wilderness of the Yukon during the Klondike Gold Rush, the story follows the life of Frona Welse, a strong-willed and independent young woman. Frona defies societal norms and expectations by immersing herself in the harsh realities of the northern frontier, where she encounters a cast of colorful characters, including miners, prospectors, and Native Americans. As Frona navigates the challenges of life in the wilderness, she grapples with themes of love, identity, and adventure. Along the way, she forms deep connections with the people she meets, including Vance Corliss, a charismatic prospector, and St. Vincent, a mysterious stranger with a troubled past. Through Frona s journey, Jack London explores themes of gender roles, individualism, and the clash between civilization and the untamed wilderness. A Daughter of the Snows is a compelling adventure story that captures the spirit of the Klondike Gold Rush era and celebrates the resilience of the human spirit in the face of adversity.

A Divina Comédia , escrita por Dante Alighieri no século XIV, é uma obra-prima da literatura mundial. Esta epopeia poética narra a jornada de Dante através dos três reinos após a morte: Inferno, Purg

A Hunger Artist is a thought-provoking short story by Franz Kafka that delves into themes of isolation, alienation, and the pursuit of personal authenticity. The narrative revolves around the enigmatic figure of the hunger artist, a performer whose artistry lies in his ability to endure prolonged fasting as a form of public spectacle. Set against the backdrop of a carnival-like atmosphere, the story follows the hunger artist as he engages in his extreme performances, captivating audiences with his self-imposed starvation. Despite his dedication to his craft, the hunger artist finds himself increasingly marginalized and misunderstood in a society that values spectacle over substance. As the story unfolds, the hunger artist grapples with his own existential crisis, longing for recognition and validation of his artistry in a world that seems indifferent to his suffering. Through his interactions with spectators, promoters, and admirers, Kafka explores the complexities of artistic expression, the fickleness of public opinion, and the inherent contradictions of human nature. A Hunger Artist is a poignant exploration of the tension between the individual s quest for authenticity and society s demands for conformity. With its stark imagery, introspective narrative, and existential themes, Kafka s tale challenges readers to confront their own assumptions about art, identity, and the pursuit of meaning in a world fraught with disillusionment and uncertainty.

A Poesia Interminável é uma coletânea de poemas do autor brasileiro Cruz e Sousa, reconhecido como um dos principais representantes do simbolismo na literatura brasileira. Nesta obra, Sousa explora t

A Última Resistência: Sobrevivendo Contra Todas as Probabilidades Era uma noite escura e tempestuosa. O vento uivava e as árvores balançavam como se estivessem prestes a desabar. No meio da escuridão

A Volta ao Mundo em 80 Dias é um romance escrito por Júlio Verne. A história gira em torno de Phileas Fogg, um cavalheiro inglês que faz uma aposta audaciosa de que pode dar a volta ao mundo em 80 di

A Winter amid the Ice and Other Thrilling Stories by Jules Verne is a collection of captivating tales that transport readers to the far reaches of the Earth and beyond. Through Verne s vivid storytelling, readers embark on thrilling adventures, encountering the mysteries of the icy Arctic and other exotic locales. The narratives are woven with elements of science fiction and exploration, showcasing Verne s imaginative prowess and his ability to blend adventure with scientific curiosity. From perilous journeys across frozen landscapes to encounters with strange phenomena, the stories in this collection promise an enthralling exploration of the unknown and the extraordinary.

A história dos Guardiões da Luz é uma saga épica de coragem, compaixão e sabedoria que atravessa os mundos sobrenatural e humano. Eles enfrentaram ameaças além da compreensão humana, protegendo o equ

Edición de María Teresa Ruestes con la colaboración de Antonio Ramajo y José Solís de los Santos.Fernando de Herrera publicó relativamente poco y es recordado sobre todo por su propia colección poética, Algunas obras (1582), dechado de precision clasicista y exquisitez lirica. Admiradores y amigos de Herrera, encabezados por el pintor Francisco Pacheco, publicaron en 1619 un grueso volumen de Versos del sevillano, muchos de ellos ineditos.La presente edicion para la BCRAE sigue el volumen impreso en 1582, del que se han cotejado todos los ejemplares conocidos, incluido uno que contiene correcciones manuscritas del propio autor. Se estudian asimismo las diferencias entre esa edicion y la postuma (1619), para otorgarle a esta ultima mayor relevancia autorial de la que se le habia reconocido; se han tenido en cuenta tambien los manuscritos conservados, en especial uno de 1578 con abundantes poesias no recogidas en los impresos, y el conjunto se completa con cuatro poemas latinos de juventud.El resultado es una edicion cuidada al detalle que se erige en interpretacion integral de una de las cimas indiscutibles de la poesia amatoria, elegiaca y heroica del Siglo de Oro.

All Around the Moon is a science fiction novel by Jules Verne, originally written in French and first published in 1870. The story follows the adventures of the characters from Verne s earlier novel, From the Earth to the Moon. The sequel continues the journey of the members of the Baltimore Gun Club as they set out on a circumlunar mission in a projectile spacecraft called the Columbiad. The narrative revolves around their experiences during the voyage, exploring the challenges, scientific endeavors, and encounters they face while orbiting the Moon. Verne s imaginative storytelling and detailed descriptions of space travel make this novel a captivating read for fans of science fiction and adventure.

In "Alls not Gold that Glitters; or, The Young Californian," Alice B. Haven presents a compelling narrative set against the backdrop of Californias Gold Rush era. The novel employs a richly descriptive literary style that intertwines vivid imagery with sharp social commentary, exploring themes of ambition, deception, and the pursuit of the American Dream. The text resonates with the zeitgeist of the 19th century, reflecting both the optimism and the disillusionment experienced by many who flocked to the West in search of fortune and stability. Havens character development is intricate, as she uncovers the multifaceted realities of life in a rapidly changing society, illustrating that appearances often veil deeper truths. Alice B. Haven, a notable figure of her time, drew inspiration from the shifting landscapes of her own life experiences, particularly her observations of the societal shifts during the Gold Rush. Her intimate understanding of the struggles faced by individuals in a new terrain informs her portrayal of the charactersAo journeys, making them resonate with authenticity and emotional depth. Through her insightful prose, she advocates for a nuanced understanding of success and morality. Havens work is a must-read for those intrigued by historical fiction that examines the human condition amidst the fervor of transformation. "Alls not Gold that Glitters" invites readers to reflect on the complexities of ambition and identity, making it an essential addition to both literary and historical discussions.

vivo num paralelo mundo de intercessao de almas que se foram e me sopram aos ouvidos no escrevo por diveso ... mais sempre trazendo novos estilos de contos que fogem dos padroes estabelecidos em contos .. contos psicografados por espiritos que nos contam atraves de historias seus estados de tormenta e sofrimento ... desvende misterios de outra vida com psicografias nunca vistas em nenhum lugar .. assim esse clivro veio a luz .