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Passando por temas como a morte da mãe, a relação com um homem violento, viagem, raízes, herança e etc, A chave de casa é um livro pulsante, cheio de vida e emoção. A autora tece um romance de vozes

A obra "A Chave do Enigma" de Antonio Feliciano de Castilho é um exemplo marcante do romantismo brasileiro, refletindo o desejo do autor de explorar as complexidades da mente humana e os mistérios que permeiam a condiço existencial. Neste romance, Castilho utiliza uma narrativa envolvente, repleta de simbolismos e metaforas, que conferem profundidade as relaçes interpessoais e as angustiosas duvidas existenciais. O contexto literario da epoca, marcado pela transiço entre o romantismo e o realismo, e palpavel na forma como Castilho aborda temas como amor, desiluso e a busca por respostas em um mundo caotico e enigmatico. Antonio Feliciano de Castilho, reconhecido por sua versatilidade como poeta, critico e romancista, teve sua formaço marcada pelas disputas esteticas da epoca. Sua vivencia nas camadas sociais brasileiras do seculo XIX, combinada com uma solida formaço classica, proporcionou-lhe uma viso unica das tenses sociais e subjetivas do seu tempo. A produço literaria de Castilho tambem e influenciada por seu envolvimento com instituiçes educacionais e seu empenho em promover a educaço, que, por sua vez, reflete a busca pelo conhecimento e pela verdade, evidenciada em "A Chave do Enigma". Recomendo fortemente "A Chave do Enigma" a todos os leitores interessados em adentrar as complexidades da alma humana e em explorar as nuances do romantismo literario. A rica prosa de Castilho e suas reflexes imortais fazem desta obra no apenas um romance de entretenimento, mas um convite a introspecço e ao entendimento profundo da natureza humana. Cada pagina deste livro e uma oportunidade de desvendar os misterios que ainda ressoam em nossa existencia contemporanea.

A match as perfect as cold nights and cozy fireside heat. Gentle giant Matt Haskell and urbane teacher Mikah Cerullo are as opposite as the Teton Mountains and downtown Manhattan. Hardworking organic farmer Matt has little time to think about love, but when Mikah, a sexy and snarky New Yorker, arrives at his farm to buy a Christmas tree for the familys Jackson Hole mansion, the attraction is immediate for both of them, and they agree to share a cozy cabin in the Idaho woods. The clock is ticking on their holiday fling, since Mikah is due to take a teaching position back in the city, but as the holiday magic envelops them, they wonder if their budding romance might withstand their differences.

e-artnow presents the Christmas Specials Series. We have selected the greatest Christmas novels, short stories and fairy tales for this joyful and charming holiday season, for all those who want to keep the spirit of Christmas alive with a heartwarming tale.A Christmas Carol tells of bitter and miserly Ebenezer Scrooges ideological, ethical, and emotional transformation resulting from supernatural visits from Jacob Marley and the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Yet to Come.

Alfred Gurneys "A Christmas Faggot" is a delightful compilation of festive tales that deftly intertwines humor with deep reflections on the spirit of Christmas. Set against the backdrop of early 20th-century England, Gurneys literary style is characterized by vivid imagery and a whimsical tone that evokes a sense of nostalgia. His narratives range from light-hearted anecdotes to poignant moments of introspection, capturing the multifaceted nature of holiday celebrations and the complexity of human emotions. Through a blend of prose and verse, Gurney provides readers with an enchanting glimpse into the cultural context of Christmas during this era, showcasing both traditional customs and emerging contemporary influences. Alfred Gurney, a prominent figure in the literary scene of his time, was known for his keen observations of society and his ability to convey the subtleties of human experience through his writing. His personal experiences, shaped by the social and cultural changes of post-Victorian England, likely inspired him to explore themes of warmth, togetherness, and the occasional melancholy that accompany the holiday season. Gurneys background as a poet also greatly informs the lyrical quality found within this collection. For those seeking a heartwarming and thought-provoking read this holiday season, "A Christmas Faggot" is highly recommended. Gurneys ability to eloquently weave together humor and sentiment will charm readers, making this collection a perfect companion for cozy nights by the fire. Delve into Gurneys world and rediscover the joys, tribulations, and rich traditions of Christmas.

In "A Christmas Greeting," Marie Corelli invites readers into a poignant exploration of the themes of love, hope, and redemption, all set against the backdrop of the festive season. With her trademark lyrical style, Corelli weaves together a narrative that is both heartfelt and reflective, drawing upon the Victorian ideals of morality and spirituality. The text serves as a seasonal meditation on the importance of kindness and connection, employing rich imagery and emotive language that transcends mere sentimentality, instead offering a profound commentary on the human condition. Marie Corelli, a prolific and popular author of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, was known for her captivating storytelling and exploration of spiritual topics. A contemporary of literary giants like Oscar Wilde and George Meredith, Corellis work often grappled with the societal norms of her time. Her own varied life experiences, including a passion for art, music, and the mystical, deeply influenced her writing, making her insights on faith and human connection particularly resonant in this festive narrative. This enchanting read is highly recommended for those seeking both inspiration and introspection during the holiday season. Corellis eloquent prose and deep philosophical undercurrents not only entertain but also encourage readers to reflect on their own lives and relationships, making "A Christmas Greeting" a perfect companion for the contemplative heart.In this enriched edition, we have carefully created added value for your reading experience:- A succinct Introduction situates the works timeless appeal and themes.- The Synopsis outlines the central plot, highlighting key developments without spoiling critical twists.- A detailed Historical Context immerses you in the eras events and influences that shaped the writing.- A thorough Analysis dissects symbols, motifs, and character arcs to unearth underlying meanings.- Reflection questions prompt you to engage personally with the works messages, connecting them to modern life.- 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.

"Um dos melhores romances históricos para adolescentes.Laura foi enviada para o convento logo depois da morte de sua mãe. Passa a maior parte dos dias em silêncio, e, apesar de ser tolerante e obedie

Em 1910, uma expedição alemã na floresta amazônica faz uma descoberta extraordinária: uma cidade perdida de origem alienígena. Financiada por Dietrich Eckart, futuro pai do nazismo, a expedição revel

No coração de um mundo que esqueceu a luz, uma cidade invisível guarda segredos que desafiam a realidade e a própria sanidade. Entre guardiões de sombra, labirintos de espelhos e almas esquecidas, um

¿Puede un ciego aprobar unas oposiciones de conductor? Descubrelo en este relato, basado ligeramente en hechos reales Tercer premio del I Premio internacional de Relatos breves de Humor en la Administracion La sonrisa de Quevedo. Ramiro, funcionario recien incorporado, deseaba realizar su trabajo con ilusion y profesionalidad. No se esperaba las situaciones disparatadas que le estaban esperando...

Em um pequeno e acolhedor quarto, Lisa Garcia está ao lado da cama de seu amado marido, Marcos, segurando sua mão enquanto lágrimas escorrem por suas delicadas bochechas. A presença marcante da cadei

Uma jovem cigana chamada Julia é prometida em casamento a um rapaz de sua aldeia, mas por não amá-lo, Julia decide abandonar tudo e ir embora.Chegando em uma terra estranha e totalmente desconhecida,

Después de todas las historias de amor que había escrito, le tocaba creer en él y vivir la suya.Clara Álvarez es una escritora de novela romántica de éxito. Aunque sus historias hacen soñar a miles de lectoras, su vida amorosa va fatal: acaba de divorciarse.Carlos Escalante, reputado autor de novela negra, lleva una existencia tranquila. Su prioridad es su trabajo y no deja que nadie entre en su vida.Con la intencion de dar a conocer el pequeño pueblo de Leon donde vive, Carlos organiza un festival literario. Clara, que solo lo conoce por redes sociales, se dejara convencer por el para acudir al evento.Ninguno de los dos espera que esa inocente invitacion desencadene en una pasion arrolladora que escribira el mas romantico de los capitulos de sus vidas.Angeles Valero me ha demostrado que es una escritora con una frescura increible. Ademas, es capaz de describir todo a base de conversaciones. Todo un logro, a mi modo de ver. Pienso seguir leyendo sus novelas, porque son deliciosas. Las recomiendo mucho.Nieves Hidalgo

Tradutora. Poliglota. Intelectual. Apreciadora de vinhos. Ligia é uma mulher de opiniões fortes, cabeça feita – ou pelo menos esse é o conceito que tem de si. Sua existência tranquila e alheia é pert

A Cobiça do Roqueiro (The Rocker 7), de Terri Anne Browning Quando se conheceram, Axton e Dallas no podiam levar vidas mais diferentes. Ele era o deus do rock, e adorava cada momento da adrenalina que o palco lhe proporcionava incluindo mais dinheiro do que conseguia gastar e mulheres aos seus pes. Ja Dallas era vencedora de inumeros concursos de beleza e modelo internacional, e odiava cada minuto disso.A gravaço de um videoclip rendeu um romance avassalador assim como o seu termino, deixando em Dallas um coraço partido e a promessa de que nunca mais cairia nas garras de Axton.Ao longo dos anos, a convivencia com amigos em comum permitia novos encontros, e lutas contra um sentimento que teimava em no acabar.Agora, presos num mesmo ambiente por longos quatro meses, Dallas fara de tudo para cumprir o seu trabalho como enfermeira particular, evitando a todo custo estar perto de Axton; enquanto ele tem planos definidos para trazer para seus braços, sua cama e sua vida a loira atrevida, cheia de tatuagens e piercings, que ele cobiça desde a primeira vista.

Futura advogada, cheio de sonhos e objetivos, Nathalia queria de qualquer forma um barquinho em uma garrafa, e sua vida mudou grandemente ao encontrar um presidiário, quente, divertido e de olhos verdes que a encantava de uma forma que nunca imaginaria.Matheus, atras das grades, teve os sonhos despedaçados e objetivos destruidos por algo do passado que tentava esquecer. Nathalia apareceu, dando a ele um novo sentido em sua vida e derretendo seu coraço de gelo. Sera que um sentimento poderia surgir alem das grandes?Voces se surpreenderiam! Conheçam dois jovens com vidas totalmente diferentes que foram unidos pela coincidencia.

A Coisa Não-Deus é como os moradores do Paraíso chamam Júlio Dapunt. Ele é o único espírito na história do universo que, quando morrer, deixará de existir. O narrador – um jornalista –é levado até o

In "A Colonial Wooing," Charles Conrad Abbott delivers a richly woven narrative set against the backdrop of early American expansion, exploring the complexities of love and cultural exchange in a colonial setting. Through elegant prose that mirrors the lyrical qualities of 19th-century literature, Abbott combines historical detail with romantic intrigue, allowing readers to navigate the tensions between settlers and indigenous peoples. His attention to natural landscapes and human emotions provides a vivid tapestry that captures the ethos of a formative period in American history, revealing the societal norms and personal desires that drive the characters motivations. Abbott, an influential figure in American natural history and literature, draws upon his own experiences with nature and his academic background to inform his fictional pursuits. Born in the mid-19th century, Abbott was deeply affected by the shifting dynamics of American society, which motivated him to explore themes of identity, belonging, and the impact of colonialism. His intimate knowledge of botany, ornithology, and the environment enriches the narrative, allowing for a profound exploration of the human condition intertwined with the natural world. Readers seeking an engaging blend of romance, history, and cultural dialogue will find "A Colonial Wooing" to be a captivating exploration of the crossroads between love and land. Abbotts narrative invites reflection on the complexities of colonial relationships and the personal stories that shape history, making it an essential read for enthusiasts of early American literature and those interested in the legacies of colonial encounters.

A Common Story (1847) is Ivan Goncharovs debut novel, centered on the clash between youthful romanticism and pragmatic reality in 19th-century Russia. The protagonist, Alexander Aduev, leaves his provincial home full of idealistic dreams about love, poetry, and success in St. Petersburg. He imagines a future shaped by passion and lofty ideals, hoping to become both a man of letters and a person of influence. However, his youthful illusions soon collide with the harsh realities of urban life and the demands of practicality.Upon arriving in St. Petersburg, Alexander is taken in by his uncle, Pyotr Ivanovich Aduev, a seasoned, pragmatic businessman. Pyotr embodies the sober values of discipline, order, and rational calculation, constantly countering Alexanders romantic impulses with lessons rooted in experience. The novel develops as a dialogue between these two worldviews: the nephews passionate idealism versus the uncles pragmatic realism. Their confrontations highlight the inevitability of compromise and the fading of youthful enthusiasm in the face of societal expectations.As Alexander gradually abandons his dreams and adapts to the materialistic and practical norms of his uncles world, the novel becomes a meditation on disillusionment and maturity. Goncharov portrays not only a personal coming-of-age story but also a broader commentary on the generational shift taking place in Russian society, where romantic aspirations often yielded to the demands of bureaucracy, commerce, and social convention.Ivan Goncharov (18121891) was a Russian novelist best known for works such as Oblomov and The Precipice. His novels explore themes of personal disillusionment, social change, and the tension between idealism and pragmatism, often through characters caught between dreams and reality. A Common Story, his first novel, established him as a major voice in Russian literature, setting the stage for his later, more celebrated works that examine the psychology of inertia, ambition, and the cultural transformations of 19th-century Russia.

Leaving romantic wreckage behind him, Nick Charles and his best friend Barb Anderson use Nicks sizable inheritance to fly to one of the most exciting places in the worldNew York Citywith plans to open their own theater. In doing so, they meet Ross Taylor, the handsome real estate man and actor, and Rudy his construction-worker cousin. Ross is determined to heal Nicks fragile heart, while shy Rudy and oblivious Barb stumble toward their own connection. Will Rosie Dupree, a rigid method actress, and talented but devious Gordon Holmes destroy their theater dreams? Was choosing the original piece, Starting Over, by an unpublished young playwright the best move for opening night? Will the invited critic show up? Amid the frantic and colorful world of the New York City theater scene, Nick and Barb must open their hearts and risk everything for their endeavors to succeedboth on the stage and behind the scenes.States of Love: Stories of romance that span every corner of the United States.