Títulos em Literatura e Ficção

Riding for America is a story about a mother's sacrifice and inspiration as she guides her only son, Isaac Burns Murphy, to become the highest-paid and most successful sports icon of the 19th century. Although both of Isaac's parents, America Murphy and Jerry Burns, were born into slavery—and Jerry fought in some of the most decisive battles of the Civil War—Isaac was able to overcome challenges and become the "Prince of Jockeys." Isaac was known for his intellect, strategy, good sportsmanship, and kindness to the horses he cared for and rode to victory.

As a Guardian, Aaliss was trained to keep the Soulless away from Eden. Now she’s forced to turn to them for help. Hunted by those in Eden, she strikes a deal with a surprisingly charming prince—the cure for safe passage—but can she trust him? Only Wilky knows how to make the cure and the king’s time is short, but can they survive the many challenges needed to gather the ingredients? Aaliss yearns to return home to clear her name, but when her heart tugs her deeper into the world of the Soulless, she questions everything she once believed.

Jameson Hart—the boy with the golden hair—does the unthinkable by wishing Kevin a happy birthday, and suddenly, all of his carefully choreographed invisibility unravels. As their paths continue to cross over the course of one unforgettable summer, it becomes impossible for Kevin to ignore the truth any longer. He doesn't want to be friends with the most popular boy at school. He wants to be so much more.

Many times, we all somehow care about a word that is nothing more than a cold term with a fixed explanation in the dictionary. At the same time, we ignore the most important thingsyour personal feelings andthe real and tangible love. Blood relationship, to me, only means that a person has a source, just like Sun Wukong jumped out of the fairy stone. But the only thing that really nourishes a person's healthy growth is selfless love, correct guidance and encouragement.

Was wäre, wenn Märchen keine Erfindungen wären – sondern Erinnerungen? Ashley liebt ihr Leben in New York. Als sie jedoch eines Nachts von einem seelenfressenden Monster angegriffen wird und ein Fremder sie rettet, gerät ihre Welt ins Wanken. Denn dieser Mann ist ihr totgeglaubter Vater – und behauptet, sie sei Aschenputels Tochter. Dort soll sie an der Akademie lernen, Aschenputtel nach den strengen Vorstellungen der Gebrüder Grimm in einem magischen Märchen zu verkörpern – dabei kann sie weder glitzernde Prinzessinnenkleider leiden, noch hat sie Lust, einen Prinzen zu küssen.

Ich bin richtig, genau so, wie ich bin! Das begreift die elfjährige Ellie nach einem Leidensweg aus Bodyshaming und Mobbing aufgrund ihres Gewichts. In Starfish erzählt sie von den unzähligen Diäten, zu denen ihre Mutter sie zwingt. Vom Aufstellen von Dicke-Mädchen-Regeln, um nicht aufzufallen. Aber Ellie erzählt auch von Akzeptanz, Solidarität und Freundschaft, die sie erfährt. Von ihrem sich wandelnden Selbstbild, ihrer Psychologin und ihrer besten Freundin, die ihr helfen, sich schließlich ihren mobbenden Mitschüler:innen, ihren Geschwistern und ihrer Mutter entgegenzustellen.

With audiobook 5, it’s time to start thinning the herd. Rip the Band-Aid off, right when you thought you'd have a second to breathe. Will Gabriel make it out of the barn alive? Will Mike, Addy and Nikki have a chance in hell of making it to the bus? Last but not least, can Frank find shelter for his crew and keep them all alive in the process? These questions and more will be answered. And of course, your favorite characters may find themselves in some new predicaments along the way!

Eine Riesenneuigkeit ist es, die Kicki der 12. Klasse des Schlossinternats Hohenwartgau überbringt: Der umschwärmte junge Lehrer Dr. Jung, genannt "Tweedy", in den wohl jede von ihnen etwas verliebt ist, hat sich verlobt. Immerhin in Trudchen, die Tochter des Direktors, wohinter noch eine "Gute Partie" gewittert wird. Nun läuft die Neuigkeit durchs ganze Haus. Die Mädchen der zwölften Klasse sind zutiefst enttäuscht, ja empört. Die allgemeine Meinung ist, dass dies dem "Ungetreuen" heimgezahlt werden muss.

Romeo & Juliet meets cozy Christmas rom-com in this delectable new novel from beloved author Kasie West. What happens when the son and daughter of two rival families—both competing for the best decorated house this holiday—fall in love? Perfect for fans of Fake Skating and Pumpkin Spice and Everything Nice!

Astria's only dream is to become a Dragon Rider, like her ancestors who once forced peace upon their warring neighbors. But when her father disappears, Astria is left unpartnered and untrained as the dragons leave the valley. All but Zephyr. Crippled and flightless, he refuses to leave Astria's side after she saves his life. But the Council of Elders forbids their partnership, fearing a catastrophe foretold by an ancient prophecy. Defiance of their orders risks exile—and certain death—in the hostile highlands of the Wild.

Thea Greene has no time for nonsense—especially not from her overly charming landlord who delivers flowers “for the building” and thinks a smile can fix anything. She’s too busy running her business, finding an apprentice, and reminding herself that falling for Nat again is only asking for him to break her heart once more.

"You are a disgrace, Azala. All your life, you have been living in the shadow of others, begging and pleading for people to like you. You couldn't even march to the beat of your own drum, you had to go and copy others to satisfy your own selfish desires. Then to top it off, when you didn't get your way, you did what you did to get attention!" my dad yelled. Something inside me snapped, but I didn't cry; I couldn't cry.

The realm of Krestoria was shattered; torn apart by a feared witch and a Fae king whose war left scars that never healed. From the war rose the Guardians’ Keep, a fortress built to protect children from magic’s destruction… or so the world was told. Avery Ashgrove has spent her entire life behind the Keep’s stone walls and iron gates, taught to believe that magic is darkness—and those who once wielded it were monsters. But as her time in the Keep nears its end, a forbidden passage reveals itself, and whispers of long-buried secrets begin to rise.

A spark of revolution lights up the air. Dissatisfied with rampant banditry eating away at their livelihoods, the kingdom's farmers have gathered in protest at the Wessin Bridge, all the while a mysterious pale knight lurks in the shadows. Faced with the greatest peril imaginable, Juliette Contzen, 3rd Princess and the only adventurer not to be permanently napping in a bar, bravely strives forth to placate the peasantry.

Serafina spends her days studying to become an archaeologist like her mother was. If only her mother had lived to see her succeed. But after Sera unearths the find of a lifetime on her summer dig, her dreams of drinking blood and violent magic leave behind an eerie sense of foreboding. Something bad is looming on the horizon. Something ancient and evil. When a well-known antiquities collector takes an obsessive interest in the Roman amulet, Sera suddenly finds her life in chaos.

Patch Burke is the son of a miner. He lives with his mother in the forgotten coal community of St. Charles, Virginia. They are barely making ends meet, but they do what they can to survive. While they may lack material possessions, they find strength in their love for one another. Butch is an orphan who was left behind after his father died from Black Lung Disease. Feeling desperate and lonely, he contemplates leaving the place he once called home. Fortunately, hope arrives when he encounters Patch, a kind neighbor boy. What begins as a friendship soon blossoms into a beautiful love.

Three heroes. Three epic journeys. One magical world. Step into the dragon-filled realm of Torvald with this breathtaking collection of three complete trilogies—nine novels of unforgettable fantasy adventure, united by daring heroes, ancient magic, and the bond between dragon and rider. Neill Torvald seeks to prove himself to his warlord father, but a chance encounter with a runaway princess throws his destiny into chaos. With his kingdom in turmoil, Neill must rally the Dragon Riders and confront a rogue sorcerer to unite a fractured realm.

After being punished for her brother's treachery, Natalie knows the only way to secure her future is to become a queen. And that means marrying the only available crown prince. While she’s never met Prince Leo, she doesn’t doubt herself—after all, she’s already helped bring down a despotic ruler. How hard could it be to catch a single prince? When her royal traveling companion suggests they switch places before meeting Leo, it seems the perfect opportunity to catch the prince’s attention. If she arrives in Lanover as a princess already, it will only be one small step to become one for real.

But once a thief and a prince are forced together, Reagan and Lukas are thrown into a dance of secrets and stealth. Reagan needs the prince to give her sister the life she deserves, and Lukas is already too deep in the thief's schemes to run.

We Were Everything is not just a story it’s a collection of scars. It’s the ache of friendships that burned bright and then burned out. It’s the quiet spaces grief leaves behind, the laughter that almost saves you, and the sticky notes of memory you wish you could tear off and keep forever.