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A cosy and heart-warming queer romance about writing, friendship and learning to believe in yourself

Randall C: According to Plan / B

According to Plan

The things in life that really matter aren't actually THINGS at all!Big Ghost wants ALL the things! Except, do they, really? Luckily, Little Ghost is there to ask all the right questions (such as: 'Do you want an actual octopus as a hat?') to gently guide Big Ghost to the realisation that maybe what they really want is a friend to help them out when they get in a pickle.A gorgeous celebration of the things in life that really matter from picture book superstar, Sophy Henn. Perfect for fans of The Colour Monster by Anna Llenas, Tom Percival's Big Bright Feelings series and The Whale Who Wanted More by Rachel Bright and Jim Field.<ul><li>Ideal for encouraging conversations about wanting things</li><li>Funny characters and bold, colourful artwork</li><li>Striking speech bubble design for a conversational feel!</li></ul>Praise for I Hate Everything: "Such a funny, relatable book about tricky moods... Sophy's illustrations always leap off the page." Nadia Shireen, author of Barbara Throws a Wobbler and Grimwood.Also in this series:I Hate Everything!Other Simon &amp; Schuster picture book treasures from Sophy Henn:&nbsp;The Best Worst Day EverThe Music in Me

a funny and relatable picture book from Sophy Henn

I Want Everything

From the New York Times bestselling author of A Long Petal of the Sea comes&nbsp;“a bold exploration of womanhood, feminism, parenting, aging, love and more” (Associated Press). “The Soul of a Woman is Isabel Allende’s most liberating book yet.”—Elle “When I say that I was a feminist in kindergarten, I am not exaggerating,” begins Isabel Allende. As a child, she watched her mother, abandoned by her husband, provide for her three small children without “resources or voice.” Isabel became a fierce and defiant little girl, determined to fight for the life her mother couldn’t have. As a young woman coming of age in the late 1960s, she rode the second wave of feminism. Among a tribe of like-minded female journalists, Allende for the first time felt comfortable in her own skin, as they wrote “with a knife between our teeth” about women’s issues. She has seen what the movement has accomplished in the course of her lifetime. And over the course of three passionate marriages, she has learned how to grow as a woman while having a partner, when to step away, and the rewards of embracing one’s sexuality. So what feeds the soul of feminists—and all women—today? To be safe, to be valued, to live in peace, to have their own resources, to be connected, to have control over our bodies and lives, and above all, to be loved. On all these fronts, there is much work yet to be done, and this book, Allende hopes, will “light the torches of our daughters and granddaughters with mine. They will have to live for us, as we lived for our mothers, and carry on with the work still left to be finished.”

From the New York Times bestselling author of A Long Petal of the Sea comes&nbsp;“a bold exploration of womanhood, feminism, parenting, aging, love and more” (Associated Press). “The Soul of a Woman is Isabel Allende’s most liberating book yet.”—Elle “When I say that I was a feminist in kindergarten, I am not exaggerating,” begins Isabel Allende. As a child, she watched her mother, abandoned by her husband, provide for her three small children without “resources or voice.” Isabel became a fierce and defiant little girl, determined to fight for the life her mother couldn’t have. As a young woman coming of age in the late 1960s, she rode the second wave of feminism. Among a tribe of like-minded female journalists, Allende for the first time felt comfortable in her own skin, as they wrote “with a knife between our teeth” about women’s issues. She has seen what the movement has accomplished in the course of her lifetime. And over the course of three passionate marriages, she has learned how to grow as a woman while having a partner, when to step away, and the rewards of embracing one’s sexuality. So what feeds the soul of feminists—and all women—today? To be safe, to be valued, to live in peace, to have their own resources, to be connected, to have control over our bodies and lives, and above all, to be loved. On all these fronts, there is much work yet to be done, and this book, Allende hopes, will “light the torches of our daughters and granddaughters with mine. They will have to live for us, as we lived for our mothers, and carry on with the work still left to be finished.”

The Soul of a Woman

Angst vor dem Morgen und davor, dass es kein Morgen geben wird

'Die Hand an die Türklinke legen, die Tür aufmachen
die Schwelle überschreiten
den Garten durchqueren
durch das kleine Tor gehen
auf die Straße treten ...
Dann werde ich es geschafft haben.
Ich werde draußen gewesen sein,
werde ein paar Meter zurückgelegt haben.

Zum ersten Mal
seit sechs Monaten.'
- Auszug aus dem Buch "187 Tage" von Ludovic Lecomte

Ein starker Roman über ein sensibles Thema: Was ist, wenn man der Welt nicht mehr begegnen will, nicht mehr kann, aber gar nicht weiß, wie das plötzlich gekommen ist? Dem 16-jährigen Ich-Erzähler ergeht es so, und er spürt alle Augen auf sich. Seine Eltern, seine besten Freunde, seine Therapeutin - sie warten. Darauf, dass er den ersten Schritt zurück in sein altes, 'normales' Leben macht. Nur eine Laune? Depressionen? Oder simuliert der Teenager, um nicht in die Schule zu müssen? Der junge Erzähler muss sich vielen Fragen stellen, aber seine eigenen sind die drängendsten. 'Was da draußen macht meinem Körper solche Angst?' Stück für Stück findet er Hilfe und Antworten.

Angst vor dem Morgen und davor, dass es kein Morgen geben wird

»Die Hand an die Türklinke legen, die Tür aufmachen
die Schwelle überschreiten
den Garten durchqueren
durch das kleine Tor gehen
auf die Straße treten ...
Dann werde ich es geschafft haben.
Ich werde draußen gewesen sein,
werde ein paar Meter zurückgelegt haben.

Zum ersten Mal
seit sechs Monaten.«
– Auszug aus dem Buch "187 Tage" von Ludovic Lecomte

Ein starker Roman über ein sensibles Thema: Was ist, wenn man der Welt nicht mehr begegnen will, nicht mehr kann, aber gar nicht weiß, wie das plötzlich gekommen ist? Dem 16-jährigen Ich-Erzähler ergeht es so, und er spürt alle Augen auf sich. Seine Eltern, seine besten Freunde, seine Therapeutin – sie warten. Darauf, dass er den ersten Schritt zurück in sein altes, »normales« Leben macht. Nur eine Laune? Depressionen? Oder simuliert der Teenager, um nicht in die Schule zu müssen? Der junge Erzähler muss sich vielen Fragen stellen, aber seine eigenen sind die drängendsten. »Was da draußen macht meinem Körper solche Angst?« Stück für Stück findet er Hilfe und Antworten.

Hundertsiebenundachtzig Tage

Whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are
 the same.
 A foundling son. A forbidden love. A coveted inheritance.

 Catherine Earnshaw and Heathcliff are wrong for each other in
 every way, yet inexplicably drawn together by a force stronger than
 themselves. Their love is passionate, dark, obsessive …
 and a threat to Catherine’s brother Hindley, who banishes
 Heathcliff, determined to make sure Wuthering Heights is his after
 their father’s death. 
 But when Heathcliff returns with money and a burning desire for
 both Catherine and revenge, his only goal is to take what’s
 his and bring retribution to all involved.
 Told from the perspective of Lockwood at Thrushcross Grange
 on the desolate and stark Yorkshire Moors years after the events
 at Wuthering Heights, this English literature classic explores
 the relationship between love, revenge and desire, and the long-lasting
 effects on its residents’ heirs.

Wuthering Heights

Soothing self-care rituals for every day

Calm in a Book

The Dark Pantheon

THE HEART STOPPING SEQUEL TO THE INSTANT SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER, DAUGHTER OF CHAOS . . . LIFE THREATENING ODDS. DANGEROUS GODS. AND A PROPHECY ONLY SHE CAN FULFIL . . . -- Danae has fought monsters, crossed oceans and stared into the face of death. It is the price of the prophecy. The prophecy that names her as the mortal that will destroy Olympus. But gods do not fall without a fight. As they hunt her, Danae descends into the shadows of the Underworld to search for help - and the sister she lost to its depths. Accompanied by her faithful winged horse and a handful of companions, whose true allegiance remains uncertain, Danae uncovers secrets long hidden. Secrets about Zeus' powerful hold on the mortal world and the fate she is bound to. But the deeper she journeys, the closer the gods watch. Hera seethes. Poseidon plots. And Zeus will stop at nothing to destroy this mortal girl who dares challenge him. Because the gods will never give up their power. Just as Danae will never give up her destiny . . . -- Praise for Daughter of Fate:- "This is a fantastic (and fantastical) second instalment in Danae's story. Webb's treatment of these familiar myths is creative and enthralling, bringing Ancient Greece to life even in the depths of the Underworld." -Jess Popplewell, author of The Dark Within Us 'Few novels have captivated me the way Daughter of Fate did. Danae's battle against destiny and the Twelve is as brutal as it is beautiful, and Webb weaves prophecy, peril, and heartbreak into a story that left me eager for what comes next' Crystal King, author of The Happiness Collector Praise for Daughter of Chaos:- 'Epic, captivating and spellbinding . . . takes you on a quest like no other' Saara El-Arifi number one bestselling author of Faebound 'A.S. Webb has written a legendary reimagining of the Greek age of heroes.' - Esmie Jikiemi-Pearson Sunday Times Bestselling author of The Principle of Moments 'An epic and heart-racing adventure through mythology and magic. Beautiful and engrossing, this is a must-read debut' Tasha Suri, award-winning author of The Burning Kingdoms Trilogy 'With engaging characters and an enchanting world, Daughter of Chaos is the perfect marriage of Greek myth and epic fantasy, sure to delight readers of both genres' Frances White, Sunday Times bestselling author of Voyage of the Damned 'With an unfaltering pace and vivid worldbuilding, A.S.Webb sweeps us into a world of gods, men and monsters, and gives us Danae: a woman who will not be ruled by any of them. Webb spins an original and compelling story out of a well-known mythology. This is an impressive debut' Lucy Holland, author of Sistersong 'Daughter of Chaos is a wild ride through prophecy, rebellion and adventure - Danae is a heroine I'd follow anywhere' Jess Popplewell, author of The Dark Within Us 'A spellbinding masterpiece that breathes new life into Greek mythology, intertwining it with epic fantasy in a familiar and refreshingly original way' Crystal King, author of In the Garden of Monsters 'A must-read for anyone seeking a fresh and intriguing take on the Greek gods and the humans who dare to defy them. For fans of Epic, the musical, and Kaos, the Netflix show ' Marvellous Michael Anson, author of Firstborn of the Sun

Daughter of Fate

An intimate, moving novel that follows a group of women of a certain age who band together to help one another and their circle of friends as they face the challenges of their golden years.

Evensong

Rising star Mieko Kawakami reaches new heights in this pacy, thrilling novel, a Japanese Breaking Bad, in which a group of friends fight for freedom, independence, and survival in Tokyo of the 1990s, a world rapidly dividing into haves and have-nots. All of them are fleeing something. Growing up without a father, Hana’s tired of the pity in her classmates’ eyes, and&nbsp;finds a flashier mother figure&nbsp;in Kimiko. Kimiko is older than Hana's mother but seems much younger, chatting easily about school and boys and wanting a better life.&nbsp;Fate throws them together with two more young women—bruised but not broken by life. Together the four set out to remake their&nbsp;lives, fighting predatory lenders, organized criminals, and plain bad luck as they open a bar called Lemon.&nbsp; Keeping the business going, and trying to take care of each other, forms the core of this enrapturing novel. It is a story of startling reversals and vivid portraits of the matriarchy of Tokyo nightlife and its adjacent criminal underclasses. From the bar owners to the aging hostesses to the young street touts coaxing people off the street to places like Lemon, everyone wants a chance at renewal, but can everyone get it?&nbsp; Narrated by Hana in Kawakami’s trademark evocatively poetic style and paced like a noir, Sisters in Yellow will be the literary blockbuster of the season. This epic of friendship and betrayal is the kind of book one longs to return to when away from it: a world unto itself, and a book that makes you think while it produces immensities of feeling. It is a major novel that, like so many of the best recent phenomena—from Donna Tartt to Hanya Yanagihara—explores how we survive (or don't) together.

Rising star Mieko Kawakami reaches new heights in this pacy, thrilling novel, a Japanese Breaking Bad, in which a group of friends fight for freedom, independence, and survival in Tokyo of the 1990s, a world rapidly dividing into haves and have-nots. All of them are fleeing something. Growing up without a father, Hana’s tired of the pity in her classmates’ eyes, and&nbsp;finds a flashier mother figure&nbsp;in Kimiko. Kimiko is older than Hana's mother but seems much younger, chatting easily about school and boys and wanting a better life.&nbsp;Fate throws them together with two more young women—bruised but not broken by life. Together the four set out to remake their&nbsp;lives, fighting predatory lenders, organized criminals, and plain bad luck as they open a bar called Lemon.&nbsp; Keeping the business going, and trying to take care of each other, forms the core of this enrapturing novel. It is a story of startling reversals and vivid portraits of the matriarchy of Tokyo nightlife and its adjacent criminal underclasses. From the bar owners to the aging hostesses to the young street touts coaxing people off the street to places like Lemon, everyone wants a chance at renewal, but can everyone get it?&nbsp; Narrated by Hana in Kawakami’s trademark evocatively poetic style and paced like a noir, Sisters in Yellow will be the literary blockbuster of the season. This epic of friendship and betrayal is the kind of book one longs to return to when away from it: a world unto itself, and a book that makes you think while it produces immensities of feeling. It is a major novel that, like so many of the best recent phenomena—from Donna Tartt to Hanya Yanagihara—explores how we survive (or don't) together.

A Novel

Sisters in Yellow

The third and final irresistible adventure in the Compass and Blade trilogy, full of intrigue, sizzling romance, dark magic and monstrous beings.She's no one's weapon to wield ...Mira is trapped in a deadly situation which could see the end of everything she has fought for. She must enter into one final desperate bargain, but this time, it's with her greatest enemy, the ruling council. To save her life, her home and the people she loves most, Mira is forced to compete in a series of terrifying trials filled with dark magic and dangerous monsters.Her allies are scattered, her people without a home. With Eli lost in another world, Mira must shape herself into a weapon in order to survive. But with the true nature of the ruling council and their ambitions finally revealed, the battle for the future of the Fortunate Isles has become a war. And in war, there is only ever one victor...

Starlight and Storm

Mit viel Herz, Witz und Fantasie erzählt Martina Otter vom Beginn einer ganz besonderen Freundschaft zwischen dem frechen Elfenjungen Roni Zitroni und dem schreckhaften Gespenst Spensti - für alle Kinder ab 3 Jahren, die gern lachen, träumen und fliegen!

Das erste Treffen

Roni Zitroni

The Sunday Times Bestseller. New edition, updated with added content. Navigating day-to-day life can be a tricky business. By the time we are adults, our experiences have formed our way of thinking and we have learned patterns of behaviour that are not always helpful. We must unravel these to understand, accept, nurture and allow ourselves to rise with our vulnerabilities, not in spite of them. After having a breakdown in 2011, Will Young went about the process of interrogating everything he thought he knew: how he formed his identity, what he relied on for self-esteem and how he behaved and communicated. Everything he has learned over the past ten years, he has now condensed into this easy to access A-Z guide. He digs into how everyday life can affect our wellbeing, how we can navigate our emotions, where they come from and how to create a balanced mindset, offering practical techniques we can all use to ground ourselves and set boundaries. With wit and wisdom and revealing his own vulnerabilities along the way, Will shows us how to identify destructive patterns, develop good mindful habits, be true to who we are and grow into better versions of ourselves.

The A-Z of Wellbeing

Be Yourself and Happier

Timeless sculptures between presence and absence - an insight into the unique artistic world of Walter Moroder
 Walter Moroder is one of the most distinctive sculptors of our time. His life-size figures, which refuse any imitation of human existence, embody a state of waiting, silence, and stillness - creating a powerful interplay of presence and absence.&nbsp;
 This monograph presents, for the first time, a comprehensive overview of more than 
 three decades of his artistic career.
 Structured into 16 chapters and enriched with large-format images, it allows readers to experience the depth and uniqueness of Moroder's work.&nbsp;
 Book Highlights:&nbsp;
 <ul><li>Comprehensive monograph covering 30 years of artistic creation</li><li>Life-size sculptures of existential intensity&nbsp;</li><li>16 chapters offering a clear overview and art-historical context&nbsp;</li><li>Large-format illustrations and sophisticated book design&nbsp;</li>
 </ul>A must-have volume for collectors, art lovers, and anyone fascinated by the power of contemporary sculpture.Markus Klammer is an editor, art critic, and curator of numerous exhibitions of modern and contemporary art, with publications and texts on Heinz Gappmayr, Rémy Zaugg, Gerhard Merz, Michele Bernardi, Hugo Vallazza (selection). Hatje Cantz published his monograph on Gianpietro Carlesso in 2014. Markus Klammer lives and works in Bolzano (Italy).Walter Moroder (born 1963) comes from a renowned family of sculptors in Val Gardena (Italy). During his training, he went through all the stages of the region's craft and artistic tradition, only to leave them behind after studying at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich (graduating in 1988) and making a decisive decision about his future direction. His sculptural exploration of the forms of the human body confirms his affinity for classical sculpture, but in conjunction with a decidedly postmodern visual thinking that goes beyond figurative, abstract, or neo-expressive conventions.

Timeless sculptures between presence and absence – an insight into the unique artistic world of Walter MoroderWalter Moroder is one of the most distinctive sculptors of our time. His life-size figures, which refuse any imitation of human existence, embody a state of waiting, silence, and stillness – creating a powerful interplay of presence and absence.&nbsp;
 This monograph presents, for the first time, a comprehensive overview of more than 
 three decades of his artistic career.
 Structured into 16 chapters and enriched with large-format images, it allows readers to experience the depth and uniqueness of Moroder’s work.&nbsp;
 Book Highlights:&nbsp;<ul><li>Comprehensive monograph covering 30 years of artistic creation</li><li>Life-size sculptures of existential intensity&nbsp;</li><li>16 chapters offering a clear overview and art-historical context&nbsp;</li><li>Large-format illustrations and sophisticated book design&nbsp;</li></ul>A must-have volume for collectors, art lovers, and anyone fascinated by the power of contemporary sculpture.Markus Klammer is an editor, art critic, and curator of numerous exhibitions of modern and contemporary art, with publications and texts on Heinz Gappmayr, Rémy Zaugg, Gerhard Merz, Michele Bernardi, Hugo Vallazza (selection). Hatje Cantz published his monograph on Gianpietro Carlesso in 2014. Markus Klammer lives and works in Bolzano (Italy).Walter Moroder (born 1963) comes from a renowned family of sculptors in Val Gardena (Italy). During his training, he went through all the stages of the region's craft and artistic tradition, only to leave them behind after studying at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich (graduating in 1988) and making a decisive decision about his future direction. His sculptural exploration of the forms of the human body confirms his affinity for classical sculpture, but in conjunction with a decidedly postmodern visual thinking that goes beyond figurative, abstract, or neo-expressive conventions.

Walter Moroder. Figures of Presence and Absence

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