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France, 1941. Margot locks her bookshop door and slips into the cellar, where a circle of brave women gather by candlelight to read the books the Germans are burning. They are risking everything to share forbidden stories and fight back. But one seat is empty. . . Esther is missing, and as a Jewish woman, she is in terrible danger. Whatever happens, Margot has promised to take care of Esther’s baby, darling Isabelle. . .

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15 célébrités. 1 jungle. 0 confort. Bienvenue dans Hot Survivor, l'émission de survie la plus impitoyable jamais créée. Pas de filtre. Pas de matelas. Et encore moins de Wi-Fi. Bloom, influenceuse mode habituée aux stories bien éclairées, a accepté ce défi pour prouver qu'elle n'est pas qu'un filtre sur pattes. Jack, sauveteur en montagne canadien, grognon, musclé et allergique aux gens, est là pour une seule raison : gagner. Et surtout, ne s'attacher à personne. Bloom ne connaît rien à la survie quand Jack ne s'embarrasse pas des convenances. Il la juge incapable.

Introducing the biggest, funniest, silliest new series that sees magical teams pitted against each other in an intergalactic game show, guaranteed to get even the most reluctant reader giggling! Perfect for readers and gamers age 7+ and fans of Grimwood, Loki and TV show Gladiators! Fast-paced...

A definitive guide to delivering effective speeches from two masters in the self-improvement field, Dale Carnegie and Joseph Berg Esenwein, The Art of Public Speaking is a classic self-help text that resonates still today. Carnegie’s first runaway bestseller, written in conjunction with Esenwein, The Art of Public Speaking offers clear-cut, direct advice on how to overcome fear, boost articulation skills and develop the self-confidence to produce a successful speech.

A steamy, high-stakes sci-fi romance perfect for fans of Zoey Draven’s immersive world-building, the dark emotional complexities of Victoria Aveline’s Ruling Sikthand, and the lyrical storytelling of Grace Draven. To walk the path of a morazir, I will exist in three states of being...

Experience two of the greatest novels of Victorian literature in one captivating collection. In Great Expectations, Charles Dickens tells the unforgettable story of Pip, an orphan whose unexpected fortune sets him on a journey of ambition, self-discovery, and redemption. In The Woman in White, Wilkie Collins delivers a masterful tale of mystery and suspense.

The arrival of novelist Kate Hardy at the lovely Dower House in Old Quinings, with her staunch ally and housekeeper Martha, has the whole village talking. Though welcomed warmly by Richard Morven at the Manor House and the charming, widowed Mrs. Stack, Kate likewise finds herself taken for a witch and is then one of the targets of a poison pen campaign - not to mention the rumours that her new home is haunted by its past inhabitant.

Set deep within the remote Canadian wilderness, The Wendigo is one of the finest supernatural tales ever written. When a hunting expedition ventures into the vast northern forests, one member of the party encounters an ancient and terrifying presence tied to Indigenous legend. As fear and isolation take hold, the boundaries between the natural world and the supernatural begin to dissolve.

A Classic Pair: My Antonia & Adventures of Huckleberry Finn brings together two powerhouses of classic American literature: Willa Cather and Mark Twain. Including rich depictions of nineteenth-century American life, impactful explorations of contemporary social issues and moving tales of friendship, both writers capture a unique charm and nostalgia that continues to enchant readers today.

Hidden pasts, a fae realm on the brink of destruction, and passions born of hatred converge in blockbuster author Sophia St. Germain’s brand-new, dark dystopian, fated-mates, enemies-to-lovers romantasy series for readers of Carissa Broadbent, Alex Aster, and Danielle L. Jensen. He wants her...

Widely regarded as one of the greatest novels ever written, Don Quixote is a timeless tale of adventure, imagination, and the enduring power of idealism. Inspired by tales of chivalry, the aging Alonso Quixano reinvents himself as the knight-errant Don Quixote and sets out with his loyal squire, Sancho Panza, to right wrongs and pursue heroic deeds. Along the way, their unforgettable journeys blend comedy, satire, and profound reflections on the nature of dreams, reality, and the human spirit.

A Classic Pair: Tess of the D'Urbevilles & Lady Chatterley's Lover brings together two iconic British writers from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries: Thomas Hardy and D. H. Lawrence. Famed for their brazen explorations of love and sexuality in their works, which challenged contemporary social norms, both authors were fiercely critical of society's rigid conventions. In this classic pair, delve into worlds of unmet desire, unexpected connections and ironically tragic fates in writing that resonates still today.

A haunting tale of mystery and supernatural terror, Dracula's Guest follows an English traveller who strays from the safety of his route on Walpurgis Night, only to find himself drawn into a landscape of abandoned villages, ancient graves, and unseen horrors. As strange forces gather around him, he must confront the chilling possibility that something sinister has been watching his every move. Originally published after Dracula, this atmospheric story showcases Bram Stoker's gift for building suspense and has long been regarded as a fascinating companion to his iconic vampire novel.

First published in 1891, Diary of a Pilgrimage is a charming retelling of a journey to Oberammergau, Germany: the home of the famous Passion Play. Written with Jerome's trademark wit and candour, Diary of a Pilgrimage follows our protagonist – who appears to act as a proxy for Jerome himself – and his friend, B., as they travel to Germany to see the eminent Passion Play, a traditional historical spectacle that occurs once every ten years.

A landmark of supernatural fiction and cosmic horror, The House on the Borderland is a haunting tale that blurs the boundaries between reality, nightmare, and the unknown. When two travellers discover the ruins of an isolated house and the strange manuscript left behind by its former occupant, they uncover an extraordinary account of terrifying visions, otherworldly beings, and journeys through time and space.

The diplomat Sir George Ramsden is returning to Britain from France with the mysterious 'unicorn' in tow. The legendary thief Flamande has declared that he will be on the same flight as Ramsden, in disguise, and that the unicorn will be his. His arch-rival and head of the Sûreté Nationale, Gasquet, has assured the public that he too will be on the plane to thwart his nemesis. Meanwhile, holidaying in Paris, the ex-spy Kenwood Blake runs into Evelyn Cheyne and is swept into a perilous chase ending at the Chateau de l'Île on a stormy night.

A chilling blend of supernatural horror and psychological suspense, The Necromancers explores the dangers of tampering with forces beyond human understanding. When a grieving man becomes entangled with a group claiming they can communicate with the dead, he is drawn into a disturbing world where séances, obsession, and unseen powers blur the line between faith and deception. With its masterful atmosphere and thoughtful exploration of the occult, Algernon Blackwood crafts a haunting tale that examines loss, belief, and the mysteries that lie beyond death.

Ned and Mary Boyne move into an old English country house called Lyng. They are told that the house's ghost appears only "afterward," meaning people recognise it only after an important event has already happened. As the story unfolds, Ned mysteriously disappears after speaking with a strange visitor. Mary gradually realises that the visitor was the ghost, and that Ned's disappearance is connected to unethical business dealings from his past.

Described by Yeats as a 'bread and butter' letter to Sweden, and 'at last a part of [his] autobiography', The Bounty of Sweden compellingly recounts his journey to Stockholm to accept the prestigious Nobel Prize in Literature. An exemplary piece of travel writing, The Bounty of Sweden includes a profound meditation on Stockholm itself, detailing Yeats's fascination with the Swedish Royal Court and documenting his charming encounters with the local people of the city.