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College student Cassie Soul hasn’t spent an entire summer in Avalon Bay in years, not since her parents divorced and her mother spitefully whisked her away to Boston. Now that her grandmother is selling the boardwalk hotel that’s been in their family for five...

Trigonometry is perhaps the most essential concept humans have ever devised. The simple yet versatile triangle allows us to record music, map the world, launch rockets into space, and be slightly less bad at pool. Triangles underpin our day-to-day lives and civilization as we...

The enemy is laying siege to Fairy Oak, and his power grows stronger by the day. The ancient alliance between Light and Darkness is weakening. Yet one bond seems unbreakable—the one that unites Vanilla and Pervinca, the twin witches, alike and opposite, Light and...

When her daughter was just over a year old, Leslie Jamison and her husband separated. Splinters is a razor-sharp dissection of the collapse of that marriage and the explosive emergence of single parenthood. It is that, and, at the same time, so much more....

During a visit to the Prado Museum, Vega, a university professor, is mesmerized by a suggestive 18th-century portrait. The face of the man painted there shakes her to the core: she has seen it before... although she cannot remember where. An uncontrollable attraction leads...

Little Ria is not tired yet. She wants to slide and jump in her soft bed after her bath. I wonder if Ria will have time for a bedtime story... Of course she will! And as she curls up in bed next to her...

They named me Alana—beauty on the surface, secrets beneath. As heir to a media empire under attack, I'm forced into an arranged marriage to save it. I have one week to escape… until an assassination attempt throws me into the arms of Thorn Beathach,...

A heart to protect. A debt to repay. A game to win. After being swept up in the magical world of Caraval, Donatella Dragna has finally escaped her father and saved her sister Scarlett from a disastrous arranged marriage. The girls should be celebrating,...

Do you know who you are and where you are going? Do you know the purpose of your existence? Do you know the cycles of your life? Sharon M. Koenig leads her readers by the hand to a new inner encounter and a renewed...

When it comes to persistence, few things compare to a child nagging and negotiating to try and get what he wants. This is a funny story about a little girl that always says no! / Acábate lo que tienes en el plato! Ponte el...

Anger plays a highly relevant adaptive role in our survival. Among human emotions, anger is the most harshly judged and frequently condemned. It's even worse when it transforms into resentment and bitterness that poison our lives and those of others. However, it is the...

This novel, undoubtedly Claire Messud's best and most ambitious to date, covers the lives of three generations of a Franco-Algerian family, the Cassars: that of the patriarch Gaston and his wife Lucienne, whose myth of perfect love sustains them while overwhelming their children, François...

In this book, Laura Prieto opens her soul to the process of mourning and pain for the loss of her daughter Nora, five years old, at the hands of the disease. This is a book written from the gut and with the gut, a...

If we want to prepare our children to face an uncertain future, the best we can offer them is an education in Critical Thinking. This book presents a concrete, simple and practical methodology with which teachers and parents have worked for years.

Casona was a Spanish playwright and master of the Generation of '27. His work is characterized by the conflict between reality and fantasy, the escape to a better poetic world, the search for happiness, the redemptive power of love, the reality of dreams... The...

Casona, a Spanish playwright and teacher of the Generation of '27, seeks to create in the audience an ethical revulsion based on Western morality and secularized Christian commandments. The Boat Without a Fisherman is a good example of criticism of those who are always...

Poetry is part of our lives. Any avid reader of Lorca, Neruda, or Miguel Hernández knows this well, but it is also intuited by those who, out of ignorance or excessive respect, believe that this is a forbidden territory for them. This book by...

Tremble, dear reader. Tremble until you burst. For the first time, the obscene reflections on (gay) porn by the one and only true Heretic of Queer Dissidence. Bruce LaBruce, that cult director and 'reluctant pornographer', is not just a cog in the wheel of...

Truman Capote was a master of the short form (as shown by some of the most beautiful and perfect stories he contributed to contemporary literature) and a sharp observer and chronicler of his times. The portraits reunited in this volume are a reminder of...

Young Berlin woman Elisabeth Weber falls in love at a May Day demonstration with Erwin Dobbien, a member of the SA who, like her, is blinded by National Socialism. In their enthusiasm, they both turn a blind eye to the terror of the regime....