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In 1844, a 28-year-old Harvard graduate decided to spend two years in the woods, on the edge of a pond called Walden, in the heart of Massachusetts, with Homer and the Bhagavad Gita in his luggage. He built a cabin, walked, smelled, contemplated, meditated,...

Dr. Simi has become a part of popular culture and, of course, in the hearts and memories of people, represented in mascots and stuffed animals, reaching many countries and the hands of very successful people. What is happening behind this great event? How did...

We all receive deep, important and mostly unconscious memories from our own family and family tree. They are rooted in the lived experiences of our ancestors, they speak to us of talents and skills, but also of open wounds or unresolved issues. Family loyalties...

This handsome book and card set contains an illustrated full-color, unabridged edition of The Book of Five Rings, a 50-card deck of the text's inspirational teachings and an elegant display stand for the cards, all contained in a sleek gift box. The Book of...

For thousands of years, human beings ignored a large part of the planet's territories, landscapes and inhabitants, and on maps the unknown regions were called Terra incognita. Even in 1840, the seabed was a complete mystery. Thirty years later, scientists continued to defend that...

Summer is coming to a close on the East End of Long Island, and Alex is no longer welcome. A misstep at a dinner party, and the older man she’s been staying with dismisses her with a ride to the train station and a...

Budding photographer Josie Saint-Martin, who has moved constantly with her single mother, returns to her historic New England hometown to run the family bookstore. She plans to move to the opposite coast, but a run-in with Lucky Karras, the town's rebellious bad boy and...

London, 1812. Oliver Bennet is trapped by societal expectations and forced to live as Elizabeth, expected to wear dresses, entertain suitors, and marry. He finds relief in secretly exploring the city as a gentleman. During one outing, he meets Darcy, who had been rude...

Neurodegenerative diseases, particularly Alzheimer's, challenge research due to their impact on the brain. Alzheimer's, the leading cause of dementia, poses a major hurdle to longevity. This book provides scientific and expert insights, clarifying that Alzheimer's and dementia aren't synonymous, debunking senile dementia, and highlighting...

When David quit his band, he missed his shot at fame, trapped in an ordinary high school life while his ex...best friend, Chance, became the hottest teen pop star in America. Then tragedy throws David and Chance back into contact. As old wounds break...

Every parent is capable of raising happy, healthy, and emotionally grounded children. Despite this, too many of us struggle along the journey. From the fast-changing realities of social media to the fear that permeates our culture, to the generational expectations that are unconsciously placed...

Hedera is not a murderer. A thief, yes. A weaver cursed by the gods and a disappointment to her family, too. However, someone has murdered the Theokratés of Lydos, the city of wonders and wits, who coincidentally is also the father of Tullius, her...

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An excited girl waits for her father, a Dominican gangster whom she idolizes and who always arrives without warning, like monsters in horror movies. Daddy appears, disappears and reappears, loaded with dollars and endless cars, girlfriends and gifts. He embodies, as the critic Juan...

Pain is necessary. If it is part of life... Why do we have to complicate it even more? What fort? That's what this book is about, being able to have some useful, simple tools for each of us, that will teach us the way...

The works that elevated Theodor Kallifatides as one of the great European writers of the second half of the 20th century were his three novels Peasants and Gentlemen (1973), The Plow and the Sword (1975) and A Cruel Peace (1977). They are translated for...

Mileva Einstein was not only Albert Einstein's first love, wife and mother of children, but also one of the first European women to study physics. As a scientist she collaborated in her husband's discoveries mainly in the field of mathematics, where her knowledge surpassed...

We're the Bad Dragon Club and we're bad as can be. We’re rascals and rogues and wrong’uns all three. We’re so full of bad, any badder and we’d burst. We're the Bad Dragon Club and we’re here to do our worst. Scorch, Grub and...

THIS Easter bunny looks a little bit funny. IN FACT, he looks a little bit like . . . A DINOSAUR. He has claws, and sharp teeth and seems pretty scary. Could he REALLY be the Easter bunny?!  Hilarious, anarchic and with hugely fun...

An invitation to build a habitable world beyond the walls of our house. Literature committed to the present: an accurate view that, from the intimate, illuminates the social. In first person, he reflects on the growing stratification of life in the cities of Latin...