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True crime, memoir, and ghost story, Mean is the bold and hilarious tale of Myriam Gurba’s coming-of-age as a queer, mixed-race Chicana. Blending radical formal fluidity and caustic humor, Gurba takes on sexual violence, small towns, and race, turning what might be tragic into piercing, revealing comedy. This is a confident, intoxicating, brassy book that takes the cost of sexual assault, racism, misogyny, and homophobia deadly seriously.

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Antonito n'a pas de plus grand ami que Paco, le petit taureau qu'il a vu naître. Paco est destiné à la corrida et le petit garçon ne peut se résoudre à voir son taureau mourir dans l'arène. À l'aube, les deux amis prendront la fuite. Nous sommes en 1936. Ils ne savent pas que la guerre civile gronde derrière les collines.

A short, imaginative story. About a family and a pet. With an unforeseeable challenge. Imagine the close bond with the family. Then, you will be able to see. Even the smallest thing will save the day!

Dusty Walker is a soft-spoken cowboy who never stopped dreaming about the first girl he ever loved. He never felt worthy of her and she hardly notices him, but could he be the one cowboy she can learn to trust?

What would you surrender for a love that asks for everything? When a young fisherman draws a beautiful mermaid from the sea, he becomes captivated by her songs and the mysterious world beneath the waves. She loves him in return—but no human may join her underwater while burdened with a soul...

The Shelby Paradox: Power, Trauma, and the Mind at War is a psychological study of Tommy Shelby, one of television's most compelling and enigmatic figures. Rather than treating him simply as a gangster, this book examines him as a man shaped by war, silence, masculinity, grief, and the relentless need for control.

We live in an age of reboots, remakes, recycled aesthetics, and algorithmically reinforced nostalgia. Culture often feels trapped in a loop—safer to repeat what worked yesterday than to risk inventing tomorrow. Originality Under Pressure is both diagnosis and blueprint. It explores the psychological, economic, and technological forces that push creators, industries, and institutions toward repetition instead of reinvention — and it offers a disciplined path out of the nostalgia trap. Rather than dismissing the past, this book teaches readers how to deconstruct it.

From hyper-realistic deepfakes and AI-generated voices to fabricated articles and viral misinformation, digital technology has blurred the boundary between truth and illusion. From Illusion to Insight confronts this credibility crisis head-on, offering listeners a clear, structured framework for navigating the modern landscape of digital deception. This book does not merely warn about fake content—it explains how it is built.

A spirit of the forest… longing to experience the world beyond the trees. In The Dryad, Hans Christian Andersen tells a quietly powerful and deeply moving tale of transformation, desire, and the fleeting nature of life. Bound to her tree, a young dryad dreams of seeing the wider world—and...

How to Destroy Loneliness and Attract The Perfect Match. Are you tired of the fear of being rejected again or of not being good enough? Have your Relationships brought you more pain than joy? In this relationship audiobook, you will Discover what are the real beliefs that are keeping you...

You spent years making yourself small, smiling while inside you were collapsing, saying yes when you wanted to scream no. They taught you that being loved meant pleasing, understanding, enduring. But now a voice inside you has rebelled, and this book is here to give it strength. First You, Then Everything Else is a motivational jolt. 120 sessions of uncomfortable truths that will force you to look at yourself in the mirror, to question everything that made you "too good," and to remind you of one thing you had forgotten: you were not born to be walked all over.

The file was complete. That was the problem. When archivist Calder Muir reopens a twelve-year-old missing person case, nothing appears out of place—every page accounted for, every signature present. But the sequence doesn’t hold. A search that finds nothing. Evidence that appears later. A conclusion that skips the steps that should have led to it. As Calder reconstructs the timeline, a quiet pattern emerges—one tied to a redevelopment project, a suppressed environmental report, and a decision that moved millions forward.

Galilée Morvan-Pronovost vit seule dans un petit appartement en plein coeur de Montréal. Lorsque le restaurant où elle travaille est vendu puis fermé pour rénovations, elle se tourne vers son activité secondaire de graphiste, tout en dénichant un emploi de serveuse dans un café. C’est là qu’elle aperçoit Laurence, la conjointe de son frère Copernic, en compagnie d’un groupe de jeunes femmes militantes pacifistes.

Una entrañable celebración de la familia y del papel de la memoria en el desarrollo individual. La protagonista viaja a Bulgaria en busca de los últimos hablantes del ladino, la lengua con ecos de Cervantes que nació a finales del siglo XV tras la expulsión de los judíos de España. «Más...

The experts aren't using prompts. They're playing. While everyone else is copying ChatGPT prompts that don't work, the real AI experts are playing with it like kids play with iPhones. No templates. No scripts. Just principles that work every single time. This book teaches you those principles.

First published in Harper’s Magazine in 1908, The Shell of Sense is a quietly devastating supernatural tale that explores what remains of love, jealousy, and moral awareness after death.

Each novel in the series works as a standalone – begin with any audiobook and be charmed by them all! Ava March has a big secret: she’s the reclusive author behind the wildly popular Miranda Marchmont romance novels. But Ava’s tired of writing bodice rippers and dreams of penning thrillers instead. When her pushy agent, Esther Drummond, shows up with hotshot publisher Mark Boudreaux to pressure Ava into more romances, Ava is determined to refuse. Things take a deadly turn when Esther is found murdered—killed in the exact way described in Ava’s rejected manuscript.

She’s a late-blooming Omega. They’re the three Alphas she was never meant to bond with. Now the academy that’s supposed to protect her might tear them apart. At twenty-one, Hope Whitmore is the oldest unregistered Omega in the country—flagged, marked, and transferred to Sanctuary Academy before she even understands what’s happening to her body. She doesn’t want a bond. She doesn’t want an Alpha. And she definitely doesn’t want three. But the moment she steps into Sanctuary, something shifts. A guarded professor. A quiet, commanding doctor. A loyal, rule-breaking student.

The Beast with Five Fingers is a masterwork of early 20th-century supernatural horror, where intellect, skepticism, and rational explanation steadily erode under the pressure of something that should not exist. Set within shadowed libraries, lonely houses, and candlelit rooms, the story follows a man of science confronted by an entity that moves with purpose, memory, and malice—yet defies every known law of nature.