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The Child and His/Her Complexes
Jean-Marrie Besse
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Marc Ferrero
Each of us has heard that someone has "complexes" or has said so about someone. But do children also have complexes and what are they? The authors of "The Child and His/Her Complexes" examine the most common unconscious emotional states and their influence on the character and behavior of children and adolescents. They also focus on the reactions of parents and educators, supporting their...
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The First Day of My Life
Paolo Genovese
There are four of them: Napoleon the motivator, Emily the gymnast, Arita the policewoman and twelve-year-old Daniel. And they are determined to kill themselves. But moments before they make the irreparable gesture, a stranger – or an angel? – persuades them to make a pact: for seven days, he will show them how life goes on in their absence, then let them decide whether to end it. Thus...
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Cannery Row
John Steinbeck
Cannery Row is a book without much of a plot. Rather, it is an attempt to capture the feeling and people of a place, the cannery district of Monterey, California, which is populated by a mix of those down on their luck and those who choose for other reasons not to live "up the hill" in the more respectable area of town. The flow of the main plot is frequently interrupted by short vignettes that...
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The Cave
José Saramago
José Saramago is a master at pacing. Readers unfamiliar with the work of this Portuguese Nobel Prize winner would do well to begin with The Cave, a novel of ideas, shaded with suspense. Spare and pensive, The Cave follows the fortunes of an aging potter, Cipriano Algor, beginning with his weekly delivery of plates to the Center, a high-walled, windowless shopping complex, residential...
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The Life of Monsieur de Molière
Mikhail Bulgakov
Mikhail Bulgakov's The Life of Monsieur de Molière is a fascinating portrait of the great French seventeenth-century satirist by one of the great Russian satirists of our own century. For Bulgakov, Molière was an alter ego whose destiny seemed to parallel his own. As Bulgakov's translator, Mirra Ginsburg, informs us: There is much besides their craft that links these two men across...
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Kurban
Edi Rama
Disappointed by his loss at the local elections in 2011, Edi Rama decided to analyze what was achieved in Tirana in the context of the situation in the country and present his vision for the future of the capital and of Albania. Thus was born the autobiographical text under the eloquent title "Kurban" (2011). Its author is an erudite orator, a bright publicist with a sharp pen and engaging...
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Harsh Times
Mario Vargas Llosa
Guatemala, 1954. A CIA-supported military coup topples the government. Behind this violent act is a lie passed off as truth, which forever changed the development of Latin America: that those in power encouraged the spread of Soviet communism in the Americas. Mario Vargas Llosa has written a drama on a world stage, in which some persecutors end up as victims of the very plot they helped...
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Yoga
Emmanuel Carrère
January 2015. High on literary success and familial bliss, Emmanuel Carrère embarks on a rigorous ten-day meditative retreat in rural France in search of clarity and material for his next book, which he thinks will be a subtle, upbeat introduction to yoga. But his trip is cut short, and he is brought down to earth with a thud as he returns to a Paris in turmoil in the aftermath of the...
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The Wild Roses
Carole Martinez
This is what Carol Martinez herself tells about her latest novel, filled with both joy and sorrow, but also with a lot of poetry: “Shortly after The Threads of the Heart came out, a reader told me about a Spanish custom observed in Andalusia, the homeland of her family. When the woman felt that her end was near, she sewed a pillow in the shape of a heart and stuffed it with scraps of paper...
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The River
Laura Vinogradova
The life of Rute is prosperous, but it is filled with an emptiness made more and more intolerable by memories of her harsh childhood, longing for a long-lost sister, painful thoughts about a mother in prison and an inability to open up to (the) people closest to her, her husband included. Rute never knew her father, but when he dies leaving her an inheritance of a country house by the river, she...
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Bouvard and Pecuchet
Gustave Flaubert
In Flaubert's own words, this novel is "a kind of encyclopedia made into farce . . . A book in which I shall spit out my bile." At the center of this book are Bouvard and Pécuchet, two retired clerks who set out in a search for truth and knowledge with persistent optimism in light of the fact that each new attempt at learning about the world ends in disaster. In the literary tradition of...
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The Travelling Cat Chronicles
Hiro Arikawa
The life-affirming one million copy bestseller "Bewitching... as self-possessed and comforting as - well, a cat." SUNDAY TELEGRAPH "A book about kindness and love, and how the smallest things can provide happiness." STYLIST It's not the journey that counts, but who's at your side. Nana is on a road trip, but he is not sure where he is going. All that matters is that he can sit beside his...
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Stellar Moments of Humankind
Stefan Zweig
"Art entitles every man, who has done a great work, to feel at home among all mankind," Stefan Zweig wrote in the preface to one of the editions of this book. "Stellar Moments of Humankind" collects 14 essay-style novellas about great people and their fateful moments in which they changed not only their own lives, but also that of humanity for centuries to come. Whether it's Napoleon's historic...
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The Night Manager
John le Carré
Enter the new world of espionage, where the skills forged by generations of spies during the darkest days of the Cold War are put to even more terrifying use. Penetrate the secret world of ruthless arms dealers and drug smugglers who have risen to unthinkable power and wealth. The sinister master of them all is an untouchable Englishman named Roper, the charming, unstoppable ruler of a corrupt...
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