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Seto is a shy and dedicated student who lives a quiet and ordinary life. But when his mischievous classmate, Anna Anjo, begins teasing him and hanging out with him on a regular basis, an interesting relationship begins between them. Follow the life and antics...

Spiritual teacher Dr. David R. Hawkins offers practical advice for readers to reach advanced states of consciousness in their everyday lives, so that they can enjoy being in the world, but not of it. It seems the further the world advances the harder it...

This is the great classic of Chinese literature, "the most famous novel of a literature almost three thousand years old", and, as Borges stated, an imperishable book. The beautiful and tragic story of the love affairs of Jia Baoyu and Lin Daiyu in eighteenth-century...

Between the end of 2022 and the beginning of 2023, Michel Houellebecq became the center of two controversies. On the one hand, the philosopher Michel Onfray did an interview with him: in it the author expressed opinions about the Islamization of Europe and the...

Marcel Proust was, from his earliest youth until his death in 1922, a meticulous and prolific correspondent: he wrote to relatives, family, friends, defenders of his work and even his biggest detractors. In the thousands of letters he sent, in which the register and...

There is no doubt that Valentine Besson, appreciated by all her neighbors in the Norman village of Étretat, is a charming old woman: fragile, petite, with a rosy complexion and fine features. The relationship with her main relatives, however, is more complex: her children...

The challenges societies face today, from inequality to climate change to systemic racism, cannot be solved with yesterday’s toolkit. Solving Public Problems shows how readers can take advantage of digital technology, data, and the collective wisdom of our communities to design and deliver powerful...

A woman comes from abroad to the Valley where the man she loved has just died. By inquiring about his death, the novel confronts the fate of a group of friends (young people from the seventies, but also from any youth of the 20th...

World War II left Europe in chaos. Landscapes and crops destroyed, cities completely devastated and more than 35 million dead. In most of the continent, institutions such as the police, the media, transportation, local and national governments, had ceased to exist. Crime rates rose,...

This book addresses a problem that is in the international spotlight: the climate change crisis and the devastating consequences it is having on our planet. The world is heading towards a new energy order, and that requires thinking about the 21st century from the...

Tómer Débora (תומר דבורה), The Palm Tree of Deborah was written in Hebrew in the mid-16th century by Moses Cordovero(1522-1570), better known as the Ramak, a kabbalist who lived in Israel, in the city of Safed. This short but condensed text is an ethical...

Can Geometry explain Life?The answer is YES.But how to argue it?Writing this essay has been like traveling to an unknown and remote country, a true discovery, a mental adventure to understand to what extent we are CHILDREN OF GEOMETRY.It is an eminently graphic study,...

In this work, Joël Callède, renowned author of graphic novels, immerses us in an intimate exploration of meditation through a documentary journey to discover the many ways to practice it in today's society.In a sensitive and inspiring journey, we meet some of the most...

Journey to the highest peaks and plateaus of planet Earth... but make sure to bring your climbing gear! Take a closer look at the mountains of the world, from the Alps to the Andes to the peaks of the Himalayas. Meet the animals and...

In this new book from Eduardo Halfon's literary project, the Guatemalan author, always investigating the mechanisms of identity construction, delves into those that originate in fraternal relationships: mourning as a combat that begins with the birth of a brother and mourning also as grief...

Can a book inspire action? Can it make us get up and move? Start something? Live differently?This is The Book of Do. Within these pages you ll find over 50 colour photographs, 30 illustrations, 8 lists, 6 recipes, 4 diary entries and hundreds of...

With the sole help of a tape recorder and a pen, Svetlana Aleksievich strives to keep alive the memory of the tragedy that was the USSR, to tell the micro-stories of a great utopia. Communism proposed the folly of transforming the old man, the...

Award-winning and international best-selling novel by Laird Koenig. Thirteen-year-old Rynn is a gifted prodigy who lives in a big old house with her reclusive father...all alone. Or does she? When Rynn's nosy landlady and a lecherous neighbor begin to suspect that this little girl...

Become fluent in the ways that tarot reflects life, and life reflects tarot, with this beginner-friendly book by tarot master T. Susan Chang.  The Living Tarot teaches you how to associate each of the cards with your personal experiences, rather than memorizing a list...

Christine Chautemps, a matron, has never ceased to question her knowledge as a caregiver, striving to acquire an increasingly holistic knowledge of medical accompaniment. Her first book, already committed to this intention, explained how to prepare for childbirth through eutonia.As a result of the...