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The Incredible Story of the Giant Pear
Jakob Martin Strid
Life is peaceful in Sunnytown until two lifelong friends find a message in a bottle by the harbor. The bottle is from the missing Mayor of Sunnytown; he is stranded on a mysterious island and they set out on the adventure of a lifetime to rescue...
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How to Parent
Dr Fitzhugh Dodson
Dodson covers infancy, toddlerhood, "first adolescence", and preschool stages in addition to special parenting situations and health care. Virtually no pertinent topic is left out, and the breezy style filled with anecdotes about their own children makes this...
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HOMO sapienne
Niviaq Korneliussen
HOMO sapienne follows the lives of five young people in the “little big city” of Nuuk, the capital of Greenland. Each one is given a chapter in the book to narrate their feelings and experiences at a time in their lives, when they all experience...
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The Day I Learned to Live
Laurent Gounelle
Sunday sunny day in San Francisco. While walking on the pier and enjoying the peace after a heavy working week, Jonathan confronts a dark beauty. She stares at his palm and utters an ominous prediction: the end of his life is near at hand... This is the...
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A Fortune-Teller Told Me
Tiziano Terzani
“An utterly charming and engaging travel book that offers vivid portraits of unusual corners of Asia, told by a skilled raconteur whose eyes were open wide.” —Los Angeles Times Book Review Warned by a Hong Kong fortune-teller not to risk...
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The Cuckoo
Camilla Läckberg
Detective Patrik Hedström and Erica Falck are back, in an irresistible crime thriller. A community torn apart As a heavy mist rolls into the Swedish coastal town of Fjällbacka, shocking violence shakes the small community to its core. Rolf...
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Past Imperfect. Novel about
Alexander Chobanov
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Vladimir Poleganov
Mysterious murder in autumn Sofia. It appears to be the work of a psychopath, and the manner of the perpetrator is vaguely familiar. Inspector Kamen Petkov and his colleagues from the "Investigation" Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs immediately...
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Everything Is Language
Françoise Dolto
"Everything is Language" is a book about communication beween parents and children. It treats the most frequent questions that are difficult to be discussed like How to tell the child that it is adopted? How to behave in case of divorce? How to talk about...
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Underlying Stages of Childhood
Françoise Dolto
“Underlying stages of childhood” comprises unpublished articles and interviews of the famous psychoanalyst Françoise Dolto. We must treat the child in the family as a guest of honour, says Dolto, always is important what we are saying to...
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Stay Close
Harlan Coben
Megan is a suburban soccer mom who once upon a time walked on the wild side. Now she’s got two kids, a perfect husband, a picket fence, and a growing sense of dissatisfaction. Ray used to be a talented documentary photographer, but at age forty he finds...
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Sunset Park
Paul Auster
Luminous, passionate, expansive, an emotional tour de force, "Sunset Park" follows the hopes and fears of a cast of unforgettable characters brought together by the mysterious Miles Heller during the dark months of the 2008 economic collapse.An enigmatic...
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Night Is Mother to the Day. And Give Us the Shadows. Andante
Lars Norén
The present collection of three plays presents three significant themes in Lars Norén's work: Night is Mother to the Day (1982) is a family drama with conflicts borrowed from Norén's personal destiny. And Give Us the Shadows (1988) is a...
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A Decent Family
Rosa Ventrella
For fans of Elena Ferrante’s Neapolitan series comes a captivating family saga focused on a willful young woman’s struggles against her oppressive small town by acclaimed Italian author Rosa Ventrella. In old Bari, everyone knows Maria De Santis...
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Argylle
Elly Conway
The globe-trotting spy thriller that inspired the upcoming action blockbuster Argylle (February 2024), featuring a star-studded cast including Henry Cavill, Bryce Dallas Howard, Samuel L. Jackson, and John Cena, and directed by Matthew Vaughn A luxury...
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The Martins
David Foenkinos
This is the story of a writer who fell into a creative crisis and decided to write about the first person he met on the street. He comes across eighty-year-old Madeleine Tricot, whose life he will describe, as well as the life of her family - the Martins....
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Confessions of a Slightly Retrogressive Heterosexual
Frédéric Beigbeder
Published by Albin Michel, Beigbeder's new book plays with mainstream ideas, taking us back to 2018, when French feminists attacked his house and car with pink insults reading "Here lives a rapist." His granddaughter's questions about this event inspired him...
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Far Eastern Tales
W. Somerset Maugham
"Far Eastern Tales" is a collection of short stories born of Maugham's experiences in Malaya, Singapore and other outposts of the former British Empire. Whether portraying a ship-borne flight from a lover's curse, murder in the jungle, or a marriage shattered...
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A Grand Tour of the Roman Empire
Jerry Toner
"Toner again spins a tale that is enjoyable and informative." The Times Tour the Roman Empire at its height with Marcus Sidonius Falx and his amanuensis, Dr Jerry Toner. Travelling east, Falx explores the great cultural centre of Athens before trekking into...
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The Sad Guest
Matthias Nawrat
The first-person narrator who roams through contemporary Berlin in The Sad Guest is a flickering, elusive being. The narrator is a writer, has already published three books and comes from Poland. But this novel is not autobiographical. The main character in...
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Natural Stories / Petals and Other Awkward Stories
Guadalupe Nettel
This volume contains two collections of short prose by Guadalupe Nettel: Natural Stories (2013) and Petals and Other Awkward Stories (2008). The stories are often written as a first-person confession, tight, without unnecessary drama, but with skillfully...
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The Gift of Therapy
Irvin D. Yalom
Anyone interested in psychotherapy or personal growth will rejoice at the publication of The Gift of Therapy, a masterwork from one of today's most accomplished psychological thinkers. From his thirty-five years as a practicing psychiatrist and as...
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It Happened at Night
Marc Levy
Let's hear the author: “I usually give the floor to two characters. This time there are nine. I did my best to infiltrate their gang, and I succeeded. The nine characters of this book only know each other virtually, but they are true friends, devoted...
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The Gospel of Afranius
Kiril Eskov
What if Bulgakov's Afranius, the chief of the secret guard at Pontius Pilate, had also written a gospel? And what if this gospel presents Jesus Christ as a secret agent of the Jewish procurator? The book you hold in your hands is a witty and ingenious...
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Unmanageable or Atypical?
Claire Stride
Autistic children, "strange birds", hypersensitive, with some kind of disorder, high potential, atypical or just different - this reality is defined by the term "neurodiversity" and affects 20% of the population. How to raise a child who does not fit into the...
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The Female Sexuality
Françoise Dolto
“The female sexuality” is perhaps the most theoretical and momentous work of Françoise Dolto where she grounds on the formation of the so-called unrealized image of the body and rationalizes its place in the language. Parallel to these...
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Mary
Anne Eekhout
The year is 1816 when Mary Shelly, only eighteen years of age, creates the iconic story of Frankenstein’s monster. It is the same summer that Mary and her lover Percy Shelley visit Lord Byron and John Polidori at Lake Geneva. The friends spend long...
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Envy And Gratitude And Other Works 1946-1963
Melanie Klein
"Envy and Gratitude and Other Works 1946-1963" is a perfect introduction to Melanie Klein’s modern neuroscientific research. Melanie Klein's writings, particularly on infant development and psychosis, have been crucial both to theoretical work and to...
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Leave the World Behind
Rumaan Alam
A magnetic novel about two families, strangers to each other, who are forced together on a long weekend gone terribly wrong. Amanda and Clay head to a remote corner of Long Island expecting a a quiet reprieve from life in New York City, quality time with...
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The Solitude of Prime Numbers
Paolo Giordano
"The Solitude of Prime Numbers", Giordano's first novel, took Italy by storm where it has sold over a million copies. It was translated into thirty languages and has been selling all over the world. Paolo Giordano narrates the childhood and young adult life...
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Tasmania
Paolo Giordano
"Tasmania" is a novel about the future. The future we fear, but also dream of, that we will hardly have, but can still build. The general feeling in our age is that we are already losing control of the world and ourselves, and Paolo Giordano's warm voice...
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The Glucose Goddess Method
Jessie Inchauspé
INSTANT NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER From the #1 internationally bestselling author of Glucose Revolution, a four-week, four-step program for living a healthier, happier life with balanced blood sugar including over 100 recipes, an interactive workbook, and the...
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The Avignon Quintet: Monsieur, Livia
Lawrence Durrell
The Avignon Quintet gathers Lawrence Durrell's five kaleidoscopic, Booker Prize-nominated novels - orbiting around the South of France in World War II - into one epic modern classic, one of 'the greatest novels of our time' (Sunday Times). 'Durrell is a...
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The Running Grave
Robert Galbraith
In the seventh installment in the "outrageously entertaining" Strike series, detective duo Cormoran and Robin must rescue a man ensnared in the trap of a dangerous cult. (Financial Times) Private Detective Cormoran Strike is contacted by a worried father...
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Dear Pier Paolo
Dacia Maraini
Dacia Maraini was one of Pier Paolo Pasolini's closest friends, with whom she shared readings, film projects and even a house, when Dacia had the writer Alberto Moravia as a partner. The three traveled the world and especially Africa, trips to which Maria...
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Sonnets (new edition)
William Sheakspeare
The book you are holding in your hands, dear reader, presents the Great Bard solely as a poet, and with his most popular and representative non-dramatic opus - the Sonnets. But here they reach you in a new Bulgarian sound, subject to a language philosophy...
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Comparative Theories of Literature. The Femme Fatale and Five European Patterns of Novel
Rumyana L. Stancheva
This edition introduces the reader to European comparative literature. In the five chapters of the book, we read about mytho-criticism, literary history, the theory of narration in the text of the novel, the commonality between literature and music, the...
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The Meursault Investigation
Kamel Daoud
Best Translated Novel of the Decade – Lit Hub A New York Times Notable Book of 2015 — Michiko Kakutani, The Top Books of 2015, New York Times — TIME Magazine, Top Ten Books of 2015 — Publishers Weekly, Best Books of the Year —...
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Julia
Sandra Newman
London, chief city of Airstrip One, the third most populous province of Oceana. It's 1984 and Julia Worthing works as a mechanic fixing the novel-writing machines in the Fiction Department at the Ministry of Truth. Under the ideology of IngSoc and the rule of...
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Gaps
Bohumil Hrabal
Gaps begins with Bohumil Hrabal receiving the long anticipated advance copy of his first short story collection, Perlicka na dne (Pearl of the Deep). Hrabal's career as a successful writer starts here, and the novel details his rise on the domestic front, his...
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The Big Book of Super Treasures
Susanna Isern
After the success of The Great Book of Superpowers… The Great Book of Supertreasures has arrived! What makes you really happy? Family, memories, teachers, nature, animals, friends, dreams… There are very valuable SUPERTREASURES that give our...
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The Last Dream
Pedro Almodóvar
"The Last Dream", which Pedro Almodóvar describes as a “fragmentary autobiography” and a “little cryptic”, contains 12 stories that reflect common themes of his cinematic work, including comedy, autofiction, parody, pastiche and...
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Midnight’s Children
Salman Rushdie
Born at the stroke of midnight at the exact moment of India's independence, Saleem Sinai is a special child. However, this coincidence of birth has consequences he is not prepared for: telepathic powers connect him with 1,000 other 'midnight's children' all...
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Rhymed Tales
Maya Dalgacheva
"Rhymed Tales" by Maya Dalgacheva is a colorful book of rhyming tales, in which each story is dedicated to a different color. Yellow, green, red, pink and blue - all colors burst from the pages to blend into cosy, funny and touching poems suitable for both...
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From the Authors and Readers ABOUT BOOKS AND READING
Anna Lazarova
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Svetlozar Zhelev
The collection "From the Authors and Readers ABOUT BOOKS AND READING" contains 42 personal stories from people connected in one way or another with writing and literature in general, about their first steps in reading, about the books that inspired and...
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What To Do About Your Brain-injured Child
Glenn Doman
Glenn Doman ― pioneer in the treatment of the brain-injured children and founder of The Institutes for the Achievement of Human Potential ― brings hope to thousands of children who have been sentenced to a life of institutional confinement. In...
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Winter: Hidden Picture Book
Rotraut Susanne Berner
Winter has come. Everyone is preparing for Christmas - decorating Christmas trees, buying presents, visiting the Christmas market. Fluffy snow is falling from the sky, and children are making snowmen, sledding and throwing snowballs. This wonderful winter...
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The Water of the Lake Is Never Sweet
Giulia Caminito
Winner of Premio Campiello 2021 Winner of Premio Strega Off 2021 Among the 5 finalists of Premio Strega 2021 Gaia was born into a troubled family: her mother, Antonia, had four children, the first at just seventeen by a good-for-nothing layabout, the...
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If on a Winter's Night a Traveler
Italo Calvino
"If on a Winter's Night a Traveler" (Se una notte d'inverno un viaggiatore) is a novel published in 1979 by Italo Calvino. This book is about a reader trying to read a book called "If on a Winter's Night a Traveler". The first chapter and every odd-numbered...
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How High We Go in the Dark
Sequoia Nagamatsu
For fans of Cloud Atlas and Station Eleven, a spellbinding and profoundly prescient debut that follows a cast of intricately linked characters over hundreds of years as humanity struggles to rebuild itself in the aftermath of a climate plague — a daring...
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Polish Boys
Made Luiga (Mudlum)
"Polish Boys" is a story of young bohemian-intellectuals who have settled in old dilapidated buildings and who follow their ideals. The plot unfolds in socialist Poland but space and time are irrelevant and can be seen as an allegory. "Polish Boys" is about...
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Istria Gold
Mike Downey
From award-winning filmmaker and producer Mike Downey comes an ambitious and atmospheric historical thriller debut, the first in a trilogy starring Marco Mihailić. Set on Croatia’s Istrian peninsula, Istria Gold explores the turbulent...
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The Fall Syndrome, or Homo Compatiens
Victoria Amelina
Kostya is an ordinary Ukrainian, a product of our time. Politics and Maidan protests are of little interest to him. But the subtitle of the novel "Homo Compatiens" - the man who sympathizes suggests: the main character will not be able to stay in his comfort...
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The Winter of Our Discontent
John Steinbeck
The Winter of Our Discontent published in 1961, is John Steinbeck's last novel. The title is a reference to the line "Now is the winter of our discontent made glorious summer by this son [or sun] of York," from William Shakespeare's Richard III. The story...
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The Flowers of Evil (new edition)
Charles Baudelaire
The new edition of "The Flowers of Evil" - translated by Kiril Kadiiski - was published in an elegant library layout whose design was conceived by Ivo Rafailov. The book is part of a series which encompasses the best of the world's poetic heritage, and...
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Zamalek
Dejan Tiago Stanković
"Zamalek" is a novel that, at first, seems like a travelogue full of descriptions of strange customs, a lexicon of exotic terms or some twisted Baedeker or travel guidebook about Egypt. Little by little, from newly discovered aspects of Egyptian history and...
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In Search of Sleep
Bregje Hofstede
"Bregje Hofstede is an extraordinary writer." — Rutger Bregmans, author of Utopia for Realists and Humankind: A Hopeful History In Search of Sleep is both a self-help manual for insomniacs, and a sweeping critique of the hustle culture that blinds us...
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