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Crete, 1941.A sun-scorched island becomes the crucible where elite German paratroopers are dropped into a nightmare of gunfire, chaos, and desperate survival. For Gefreiter Lukas Weber, the jump over Maleme is the beginning of a battle that will tear his unit apart, test every shred of courage he possesses, and leave him questioning the very meaning of victory.From the slaughter in the olive groves to the brutal night assaults against unbroken New Zealand defenders, Weber and his comrades claw their way through terror, exhaustion, and loss as the fate of the entire invasion hinges on a single airfield. When the line finally breaks and Crete falls, the survivors are not hailed as heroesthey are tools, spent and bloodied, sent on toward a new darkness rising in the East.Raw, visceral, and unflinching, The Falling Shadows is a soldiers-eye descent into airborne warfare at its most violent. A story of comradeship, sacrifice, and the haunting cost of a victory won too dearlywhere every step forward leads only deeper into the storm.

Its the holiday season, and handsome 40-year-old husband and father Nick Griffin is at the mall shopping for the last few items on his familys Christmas list while his wife and kids are away visiting family. Trying to spice up his flagging marriage, he dips into a nearby lingerie store and finds the hot, stacked 18-year-old Latina, Mia Rodriguez. All too soon he finds out that all she wants for Christmas is a hot older man to fuck her like shes never been fucked before, and that shes set her sights on himDILF Tales is an anthology erotica series featuring tales of steamy, adventurous sex between older men and hot younger women, often exploring themes like temptation, cheating, tight-bodied girls with daddy issues, rough sex and impregnation. If thats not your cup of tea, I advise looking elsewhere, but if it is, well, step inside and check out DILF Tales today...

Celebrate the beloved Jim Henson fantasy film with this complete hardcover collection of stories from inside the magical walls of the labyrinth!Jim Hensons Labyrinth: Beyond the Goblin City spotlights the secret history of Sir Didymus and the untold story of one of Jareths Masquerade guests, in addition to tales featuring fan-favorite characters like Ludo, Hoggle, Ambrosius, and the Goblin King himself.This epic collection showcases imaginative tales from critically acclaimed writers and artists including Jonathan Case (The New Deal), Delilah S. Dawson (Star Wars: Phasma), Gustavo Duarte (Bizarro), Roger Langridge (Snarked), Katie Cook (Star Wars: ABC-3PO), Jeff Stokely (The Ludocrats), S.M. Vidaurri (Labyrinth: Under the Spell), Sina Grace (Superman: Kal-El Returns), Michael Dialynas (Wynd), Sarah Webb (The Storyteller: Sirens), Boya Sun (5 Worlds), Lara Elena Donnelly (The Amberlough Dossier), French Carlomagno (The Dead Lucky), Pius Bak (Eat The Rich), Samantha Dodge (Catwoman: Soulstealer), and many more!Collects Jim Hensons Labyrinth: Shortcuts and Jim Hensons Labyrinth: Under the Spell.

A Friends-to-Lovers Small-Town and City Romance.One summer, one big decision, and a friendship that finally admits it was never just platonic. When the founder of a tiny coastal storytelling festival is offered a chance to take her idea to a big-city stage, she risks not only her comfort but the best friend who has quietly become the love of her life.Sienna has spent years pouring her heart into a tiny coastal town that knows her entirely too well. By day she is the quietly relentless force behind Seacliffs Night Stories Festival, coaxing strangers to pin their most important memories to a boardwalk wall. By night she is the girl who stayed behind, keeping an eye on her widowed mother, holding her community together and pretending she does not sometimes feel too big for the life she has built. The one constant through it all is Logan, her best friend since high school, the science teacher who chose to stay on purpose rather than out of fear. Together, they have made Seacliff feel like the safest place in the world.When a city storytelling agency spots the festival online and offers Sienna a job bringing Night Stories to transit hubs and urban neighbourhoods, the decision she has avoided for years finally lands in her lap. Taking the job means leaving her mother, her festival and the boardwalk that raised her. Staying means quietly shrinking herself to fit everyone elses expectations. Saying yes forces her to confront the one line she has never crossed: the one between "just friends" and something more with the man who knows every version of her. Because somewhere between late-night planning sessions, boardwalk cafe shifts and that one unforgettable summer storm, friendship stopped being an accurate word for what lives between them.As Seacliff prepares for the festivals biggest year yet, Sienna and Logan must decide if they are willing to risk the easy story they have always told about themselves. Under string lights and hand-written confession cards, they start having the harder conversations they have both avoided. She is terrified of becoming the girl who left. He is terrified of becoming the man who held her back. Together, they carve out a different path, one that asks if it is possible to love more than one home, more than one version of your life, without betraying any of them.From boardwalk docks to city train platforms, The Summer Our Friendship Crossed the Line follows Sienna through a season of messy, beautiful decisions. It is a romance about learning that staying and leaving are not moral opposites, that ambition and loyalty can live in the same body, and that sometimes the bravest thing you can do is stop letting fear draw your boundaries. For readers who love friends-to-lovers stories with emotional depth, small-town charm, a touch of big-city energy and closed-door intimacy, this novel delivers a complete, hopeful ending without shortcuts or cliffhangers.

Dare to dive into this new collection of original spine-tingling tales. In a remote cornfield in Tennessee, lightning sets a scarecrow on fire during a violent storm. What a farmer discovers buried beneath was best left undisturbed. In An Imprint of Evil, a medium accompanies a group of Victorian scientists as they investigate the haunting of an abandoned house, setting loose an unimaginable evil. A small island in a peaceful lake district is a favourite escape for lovers. But something new is lurking in its forest, something hungry for Summer Blood. In Pearly Whites, a husband with murder on his mind discovers an occult book that describes the perfect means by which to dispose of a body...provided its gruesome directions are meticulously followed. These are but some of the deliciously dark tales youll encounter in this haunting collection, best read during the darkest nights of the year."An Imprint of Evil and Other Hauntings is a solid horror collection..If you enjoy anthologies that feel like a fireside collection of sinister tales, this one is well worth picking up." -- Book Nerdiction"An Imprint of Evil and Other Hauntings is an entertaining horror collection...Its full of cursed inheritances, cruel bargains, and endings that snap shut like a trap. Readers who enjoy concise, atmospheric tales with a macabre sense of justice will find a lot to enjoy here, especially in the way Tallevi turns ordinary human weakness into something ghostly, grotesque, and strangely satisfying." -- Literary Titan

Anchor Point, Alaska.Une ville oubliée par les cartes. Une forêt pleine de secrets. Une malédiction née dans le sang.Trente ans après un drame étouffé par le silence, Wren arrive à Anchor Point, en q

A grumpy crocodile learns what good can come when he chooses kindness in this adorable picture book for kids ages 48.With everyday examples, approachable language, and adorable illustrations, adults will love introducing kids to mindfulness and meditation, inspiring them to look inward with curiosity and kindness.Karl is a crocodile who lives in Orlando. He loves cardigans, crepes, and combing his hair. And . . . he has a terrible temper! Full of lovable animal characters, this playful story is a childrens adaptation of Sharon Salzbergs beloved book Lovingkindness: The Revolutionary Art of Happiness. Like the original, it asks the question, Why does what we do, say, and care about make a difference? The book explores how generosity and mindfulness contribute to a life of happiness and connection. In todays divisive society, lovingkindness asks us to stop, find quiet, and look within; and in that honest reflection, answers appear. With relatable everyday examples, approachable language, and adorable illustrations, the book will inspire children to look inward with curiosity and kindness. By understanding what happiness feels like for themselves, they can realize how all people desire happiness. The book includes accessible activities at the end to help kids and parents start a lovingkindness practice in their own lives.

Ce livre, qui sadresse plus aux professeurs de mathématiques quaux élèves présente les particularités suivantes : On ny utilise quasiment jamais linstruction print (lusage des fonctions et de la con

Make the most of every day and every dollar with Rick Steves! This colorful, compact guidebook is perfect for spending a week or less in Florence:City walks and tours: Five detailed self-guided walks showcase Florences essential sights, including the Uffizi Gallery, the Duomo, and Michelangelos David at the Accademia, plus specific recommendations for each neighborhood Ricks strategic advice on whats worth your time and money What to eat and where to stay: Sample artisanal gelato, chat with locals over a glass of Chianti, and enjoy the old-world ambience of a Florentine bed and breakfast Day-by-day itineraries to help you prioritize your time A detailed, detachable fold-out map, plus museum and city maps throughout Full-color, portable, and slim for exploring on the goTrip-planning practicalities like when to go, how to get around, basic Italian phrases, and more Lightweight, yet packed with info on Florences history and culture, Rick Steves Pocket Florence truly is a tour guide in your pocket. Extending your trip? Try Rick Steves Florence & Tuscany.

Bring Joy Back to LeadershipAnd Watch Your Team Thrive. Burnout is rampant. Employee disengagement is at an all-time high. Leaders are stuck between driving productivity and maintaining well-beingbut what if the missing ingredient is joy? In Joyosity, leadership expert Jenn Whitmer presents a groundbreaking approach to workplace culture that prioritizes joy as a strategic advantage. Through her Joyosity Compass, a practical framework grounded in leadership principles, the Enneagram, and the science of human connection, she helps leaders cultivate curiosity, connection, and culture to create thriving, innovative teams. Packed with personal stories, real-world case studies, and actionable strategies, this book offers a refreshing alternative to conventional leadership modelsone that fosters engagement, fuels creativity, and enhances both personal and organizational success. Whether youre leading a small team or a global company, Joyosity will help you build a workplace where people dont just workthey flourish. For business leaders, HR professionals, and entrepreneurs ready to redefine leadership and unlock the power of joy.Winner of 7 Book Awards! 2026 AXIOM BUSINESS BOOK AWARDS GOLD MEDAL WINNER 2026 ERIC HOFFER BOOK AWARD GRAND PRIZE SHORT LIST, FIRST HORIZON WINNER, AND CATEGORY WINNER 2026 NEXT GENERATION INDIE BOOK AWARDS WINNER

De la campagne fribourgeoise a Paris, Netton Bosson promene un regard aigu sur le monde qui lentoure, et peint dans Le fils du boulanger et Les courtes fetes ce qui fait sa joie ou qui loppresse : des portraits nets et precis, qui echappent a lanecdotisme grace a lhumanite et la finesse de leur auteur. Parus respectivement en 1965 et en 1967 aux Editions du Panorama a Bienne, puis en 2010 aux Editions LAge dHomme, Le fils du boulanger et Les courtes fetes sont precedes dans la presente edition dune preface inedite de Philippe Clerc, historien de lart. Ils sont accompagnes des vingt-deux illustrations realisees par lauteur pour leur edition originale. Peintre et ecrivain fribourgeois, Netton Bosson (1927-1991) etudie les arts graphiques a Fribourg, puis a Paris. De retour en Suisse, il y donne le jour a une uvre proteiforme qui comprend des peintures, des dessins datelier, des decors de theatre, des vitraux, des armoires peintes et des recits litteraires. Peintre et ecrivain fribourgeois, Netton Bosson (1927-1991) etudie les arts graphiques a Fribourg, puis a Paris. De retour en Suisse, il y donne le jour a une uvre proteiforme qui comprend des peintures, des dessins datelier, des decors de theatre, des vitraux, des armoires peintes et des recits litteraires.

Este livro foi criado com o intuito de mostrar que o Karate ensina muitas virtudes e também a melhorar sua mente e seu físico. Quem me inspirou a criar este singela obra foi a minha pequena Lia que me pedia para contar historias todas as vezes que eu ia colocar ela para dormir. Eu precisava inventar toda vez uma historia nova com um personagem diferente, como sou professor de Karate, decidi que as historias teriam sempre este tema, e assim surgiram mais de 10 historias de Karate para crianças. Espero que voces gostem. Aproveitei para adicionar algumas liçes de Karate para que se voce gostou, ja possa iniciar seus treinamento enquanto no encontra um professor na sua cidade. Domo Arigato OSS

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Envoyé pour un reportage à la Biennale de Venise, Maximilien observe un public perplexe face à une installation monumentale de 200000 litres d’eau croupie. Commence alors son processus de "résistance

Uma história de paixão e desejos proibidos, fazem a vida de uma mulher mudar completamente com o despertar fortemente essa chama. Será amor, paixão ou uma loucura por uma sombra que lhe rodeia?

Qu’aucun échouage n’arrêtecette frêle barque de motssur laquelle joyeuxje rame et je fredonnepour te faire deux cadeaux : cette lumièrequ’ici je vois en écrivantet son souvenir.Petit précis d’émervei

Um dicionário bastante abrangente em relação a títulos e gêneros. Seve a estudantes e curiosos.

Hardi : «"qui ose sans se laisser intimider". Mais aussi : autre surnom de Charles le Téméraire, qui décide en 1475 d’envahir le Pays de Vaud. De la geste des guerres de Bourgogne, Paul Budry extrait

"Puisquil faut toujours partir de quelque part, je vais commencer par vous dire comment je suis parti et ce que jai vu en chemin ". Paris, fin du XIXe siecle. Voyageur infatigable, Parisien dadoption, amoureux de son pays natal, Victor Tissot invite ses lecteurs de France a decouvrir sa Suisse, loin des sentiers deja battus par le tourisme. Cest de Paris quil nous entraine vers les lointaines montagnes grisonnes, avant de traverser au retour les cantons du Valais et de Fribourg. Au fil des anecdotes et rappels historiques, Victor Tissot devoile sous nos yeux la mosaique des traditions, des murs et des particularites qui forment la Suisse de son epoque. Publie pour la premiere fois en 1888 par Edouard Dentu Editeur, La Suisse inconnue est accompagnee dans la presente edition dune preface inedite dAurel Dewarrat, chercheur en histoire contemporaine a luniversite de Fribourg. Ne a Fribourg en 1844, Victor Tissot etude le droit en Allemagne puis a Paris, ou il participe a la redaction du dictionnaire Larousse. De retour en Suisse, il entame une carriere de journaliste a la Gazette de Lausanne, dont il devient redacteur en chef en 1870. On le retrouve a Paris, a nouveau, quelques annees plus tard : il y dirige notamment lAlmanach Hachette, et devient le redacteur en chef du supplement litteraire du Figaro. Grand voyageur, il ecrit sur la Suisse et lAllemagne des recits qui le rendront celebre, dont Voyage au pays des milliards, consacre a la Prusse. Il seteint en 1917 a Villebon-sur-Yvette, en France, apres avoir legue sa fortune et ses collections a la ville de Bulle, en vue de la creation dun musee. Ne a Fribourg en 1844, Victor Tissot etude le droit en Allemagne puis a Paris, ou il participe a la redaction du dictionnaire Larousse. De retour en Suisse, il entame une carriere de journaliste quil poursuit a Paris, oU il y dirige notamment lAlmanach Hachette, et devient le redacteur en chef du supplement litteraire du Figaro. Grand voyageur, il ecrit sur la Suisse et lAllemagne des recits qui le rendront celebre. Il seteint en 1917 a Villebon-sur-Yvette, en France.

Ce recueil de brefs récits, parus dans la presse alémanique entre 2002 et 2009, offre une plongée surprenante dans la cité soleuroise d’Olten, l’un des nœuds ferroviaires les plus importants de Suiss