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يشعر بطل القصة أن هناك من يراقبه في كل حركاته وسكناته، فينتابه القلق، ويلحظ عليه جده أنه متوتر وقلق، فيضطر البطل إلى أن يبوح لجده بكل شيء. وعندها فقط يجد الحل الذي يبعد تلك العين عنه.

!Aus.it happened in the west.At the age of 19, Margarete flees from her violent master. She is seduced by the historically famous poster with the inscription "From maid to colonial lady". In the year 1913 the "German Association for Women" shipped her to South-West Africa in order to marry a settler she never met. She does not find the paradise she had hoped for, but she bravely embraces the foreign world and the experiences that her new life brings.It is the story of ordinary people who experienced the incredible in a faraway place. A story based on true events, which, against the backdrop of both world wars, brings to light a hidden piece of Germanys colonial history.

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?

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

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.

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 .

Daniel Brito, é um jovem simples, como qualquer um de nós. Um dia por acidente ele descobre uma tecnologia alienígena e a partir dai tudo muda em sua vida e na de seus melhores amigos e familiares. O despertar desta tecnologia totalmente robotizada, pois seus criadores esto mortos a milenios, vai ser de suma importancia ao desenvolvimento de todo o nosso conceito de vida. Daniel no e egoista, pe a disposiço da humanidade tudo o que esta tecnologia lhe oferece. Junto com Dionizio, um robo personalizado, e seus amigos ira viver maravilhosas aventuras. Vale a pena acompanhar. "Os sonhos no devem morrer". Devemos crer que este nosso mundo poderia ser melhor se as pessoas que o governam se preocupassem com os menos favorecidos. No volume 6 Daniel recebe o titulo de Cidado do Mundo. No volume 7 recebe o Titulo de Embaixador do Sistema Solar. E a ONU pe a sua disposiço cem mil homens e mulheres para estabelecer Bases, colonizar planetas ou o que precisar ser feito. Apos socorrer um povo que acaba de conhecer, os Forsianos do Sistema Hers, atraves de grandes e perigosas batalhas espaciais, Daniel desfruta alguns meses de Paz para descansar. Mas ao ir realizar vistorias no Sistemas amigos ele entra nos campos energeticos de uma Estrela Energetica. E fica preso dentro deste campo. Logo depois Mirian e raptada. Como sera a reaço de Daniel B.? Ento, se no acontece na realidade. "Vejamos como seria na realidade alternativa."

Demorou muito, mas finalmente eles a terminaram. Os Coordenadores Gigante e Magno se desdobraram mas conseguiram criar a maior e mais perfeita base que já haviam feito. Era uma esfera de BORG, um material muito superior ao aço terrestre. E ficava suspensa no negrume do espaço alem da orbita de Pluto. Possuia mais de 100 quilometros de diametro. 3000 niveis a partir do centro geometrico. Sua fonte de força era um Nucleo Estelar que nunca pararia de gerar energia. Esta e a Super Base Sandra.

Eles vieram do longínquo da Galaxia. Invadiram o Sistema Estelar Hers. Dominaram e escravizaram o povo Forsiano O quarto planeta do Sistema Hers a 350 A.L. daqui. Mas estes pedem ajuda a Daniel e este vai em seu socorro. Acompanhem esta aventura.

In "Back from Hell," Samuel Cranston Benson crafts a harrowing narrative that delves into the depths of human despair and the quest for redemption. Through a gripping blend of lyrical prose and stark realism, Benson invites readers into the life of a protagonist grappling with personal demons and societal neglect. The book unfolds against a backdrop of urban decay, symbolizing both the external and internal battles fought by individuals in contemporary society. Each chapter offers a poignant exploration of the fragility of hope, bringing to light the psychological anguish faced by those on the margins of existence. Samuel Cranston Benson, an author known for his raw and authentic storytelling, drew inspiration from his own experiences of hardship and resilience. Having worked in various community outreach programs, he has witnessed firsthand the struggles of individuals attempting to reintegrate into society after facing personal crises. This background imbues "Back from Hell" with a vivid authenticity, as Benson lends a voice to the often voiceless, illuminating their plight with compassion and understanding. For readers seeking a profound and transformative literary experience, "Back from Hell" is highly recommended. This poignant work not only reflects the complexities of the human condition but also challenges us to reflect on our notions of compassion, redemption, and the societal structures that define our lives.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.

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In "Bones: Being Further Adventures in Mr. Commissioner Sanders Country," Edgar Wallace presents a masterful blend of detective fiction and adventure, set against the richly textured backdrop of colonial Africa. The narrative follows Commissioner Sanders as he navigates the complexities of law enforcement amidst a tapestry of local customs, political intrigue, and criminal activity. WallaceAos prose is characterized by its brisk pace and vivid descriptions, bringing to life the haunting landscapes and vibrant cultures of the continent. This book builds upon the authorAos earlier works, reflecting both the excitement of the era and the sociopolitical tensions inherent in colonial contexts, thus positioning itself within the larger framework of early 20th-century adventure literature. Edgar Wallace was a prolific British writer whose extensive career spanned multiple genres, including crime, thrillers, and journalism. His fascination with Africa, initially inspired by his travels, deeply informs the settings and characters in "Bones." Wallaces intimate knowledge of the region and its complexities allows him to craft a narrative that resonates with authenticity, while also exploring broader themes of justice, morality, and colonialism. This book is a compelling read for enthusiasts of classic adventure fiction and anyone interested in the interplay between colonial literature and historical context. Wallaces ability to weave together suspense and cultural commentary makes "Bones" an essential addition to the canon of early 20th-century literature, as well as a reflection on the enduring complexities of human nature.

"C" by Maurice Baring is a monumental and inspiring homage to 20th-century family life from the point of view of a noble son falling into obsessive and fiery love with a self-centered and beautiful young woman. Excerpt; "They say well meet in some transfigured space, Beyond the sun. I need you here, in this familiar place Of tears and fun. I do not need you changed, dissolved in the air; Nor rarified; I need you all imperfect as you were Here, at my side."

Maurice Barings "C" is an incisive and evocative exploration of the complexities of identity and the intricacies of human relationships, framed within the backdrop of early 20th-century European society. Employing a modernist literary style, Baring artfully weaves together rich characterizations with vivid imagery, inviting readers to navigate the ambivalence of the postwar world. The narrative unfolds through a unique blend of introspective prose and sharp dialogue, effectively capturing the zeitgeist of a tumultuous period marked by existential inquiry and societal transformation. Baring, a notable figure in British literature and a member of the Bloomsbury Group, was deeply influenced by his experiences as a traveler, journalist, and novelist. His intimate familiarity with European cultural landscapes and his engagement with philosophical ideas of his time propelled him to pen "C," which reflects his acute observations of personal and collective dissonance. Barings own life experiences as an expatriate and his connections with influential contemporaries offer deep layers to the narrative, enriching its thematic resonance. This profound work is recommended for readers who seek a thoughtful examination of identity and belonging, as well as those intrigued by literary modernism. "C" not only challenges conventional narratives but also invites contemplation of the multifaceted nature of existence, making it a compelling addition to any literary collection.

In his novel "C," Maurice Baring weaves a complex tapestry of interwar British society, exploring themes of identity, cultural dislocation, and the nature of reality through an innovative narrative style that blends introspective prose with sharp social commentary. The book navigates the inner life of its protagonist, delving into the chaos of post-war societal change and the existential angst that permeates the era. Barings deft use of symbolism and rich descriptive language invites readers to examine the fragility of human connections amidst the tumult of modernity, positioning "C" as a significant work within the literary canon of the early 20th century. Maurice Baring, a notable figure in the Bloomsbury Group and a contemporary of T.S. Eliot, was deeply influenced by his diverse experiences and travel throughout Europe. An accomplished writer, poet, and essayist, Barings work reflects his fascination with the interplay of culture, politics, and individual psyche. His background as a soldier during World War I and his subsequent reflections on the disillusionment of his generation undoubtedly informed the thematic depth and psychological nuance found in "C." For readers seeking a profound exploration of the human condition set against the backdrop of a transformative historical moment, "C" is an indispensable addition to their literary collection. Barings ability to blend intellectual rigor with emotive storytelling makes this novel a compelling read that resonates long after the last page is turned.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.

In "Captains Courageous," Rudyard Kipling crafts a captivating tale that explores themes of growth, adventure, and the coming-of-age journey of a young boy, Harvey Cheyne. Set against the rugged backdrop of the fishing industry, the novel employs a vivid, descriptive style that captures the harsh realities of maritime life while celebrating the values of friendship, courage, and resilience. Kiplings use of colloquial speech and detailed character sketches immerses the reader in the vibrant world of New England fishermen, highlighting the contrasting lives of privilege and toil in the late 19th century. Rudyard Kipling, a writer steeped in colonial experience and the socio-cultural dynamics of his time, draws from his own encounters with adventure and his love for the sea to enrich his narrative. His diverse upbringing, coupled with his keen observations of human nature, informs his portrayal of complex characters and moral dilemmas. Kiplings interest in adventure and exploration is manifest here, inviting readers to reflect on the transformative power of hardship and the bonds forged in adversity. This novel is highly recommended for those fascinated by stories of personal growth and resilience. Kiplings masterful storytelling compels readers to reconsider notions of class and identity, making "Captains Courageous" a poignant exploration of what it means to find ones place in an uncaring world.

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Esta novela autobiográfica sumergerá al lector/a en una vida llena de emociones y obstáculos de una mujer muy trabajadora y muy optimista, que no podrá dejar de leer.