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In 1992, antiques dealer Madame Claudel buys a mysterious, unsigned painting in a Paris street market. Extensive investigations lead her to believe that this could be Picasso’s missing Don Tancredo work which he painted for his first French exhibition. To verify this, the painting would first need to be authenticated by Picasso’s daughter Maya.
El dia revolt. Literatura catalana de l’exili collects together forty-two studies written by Julià Guillamon about the children of the 1939 Catalan exodus in France, Argentina, Chile, the Dominican Republic, Cuba, Venezuela and Mexico.
Terrorism means communication. Violence and propaganda have been linked within the history of terrorism. Technological developments our information society’s current demands, have encouraged these organisations to upgrade the relevance and sophistication of their communications.
“A museum visitor is, in general, someone who is not interested in museums, someone who is scarcely interested in art. It is clear to everyone that you do not go to museums for enjoyment, but simply to say that you have been there. What is more: a museum visit is, on principle, a truly funerary experience.
Isaac is spending the summer studying on his own in the city. His life changes when he meets Yam-Mey in a Chinese restaurant. After trying for several nights, he manages to break her silence, only to find out about an unknown and cruel world in which the mafia exerts its power. There is a big secret hiding in the basement of the restaurant, a tragedy that could get them killed.
Have you ever seen a snail dreaming of a lettuce? Have you ever felt a tomato’s heartbeat? Have you ever swum in cabbage leaves? Have you ever explored earthworm’s tunnels? Have you ever walked along a bean plant? Positive answers to these questions are probably only found in fairy tales. Bedtime stories we never tire of telling our children or tales told at school.
This book gives basic steps on how to grow vegetables on balconies and terraces. The book is meant for those beginners who have started on this passionate journey towards growing home grown produce. It also describes in detail the vegetables that best adapt to be grown in containers.
Korea, the middle of the war. One night in 1951, Flaco (Skinny) Bentley, a recruit in the United States 187 Air Transport Squadron, parachutes onto the battlefield, eight thousand miles from home. During the war, he experiences death and horror, but also comes across a Colombian angel, an officer-artist who draws tanks with his typewriter, morphine traffickers and sex.
The story takes place during a typical Northern European Christmas Eve. Paul, the main character, has moved with his parents to a new city, and his first task is finding himself some new friends. Thanks to his ingenious idea of creating a funny faced snowman, Paul manages to achieve his goal.
This is a story based on the life of a real African girl called Efwa, taken into an orphanage in Ghana.
Efwa can’t speak or walk due to cerebral palsy, but despite that, she’s always happy and smiling. Our little ones will get to know Efwa and we’ll find out about her life, her environment and how the smallest things make her happy.