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This book chronicles the Homeward Bound expedition to Antarctica, in which 100 women travelled to the South Pole to fight for a more sustainable planet and demand more female leadership in conversations about our relationship with our planet.
Ways of living starts gently and evolves into a fast-paced, modern thriller that takes your breath away as it unfolds. But it’s also a novel within a novel, where the line blurs between fiction and reality. It all begins when a writer meets the guitarist and lead singer of a rock band he admired in his youth and decides to interview him to discover his story.
"My name is Jana and I have a mission: to dance on the lake in the moonlight. It might seem ridiculous to you, but it is very, very, very important to me. I promised my sister Zya before she died that I would do it. It's going to be difficult though, because I think they're watching me. And on top of that, I have two left, and I’d have to study. Oh, sorry, I always tell things in the wrong order.
Scotland, at the end of the 20th Century. Elisa decides to leave her old life behind to begin anew thousands of kilometres from her home, in the remote Orkney Islands. Her partner, Kylian, awaits her in this unremitting landscape, almost unpopulated and with a beauty that is at the same time, both captivating and wild.
Scotland, at the end of the 20th Century. Elisa decides to leave her old life behind to begin anew thousands of kilometres from her home, on the remote Orkney Islands. Her partner, Kylian, awaits her in this unremitting landscape, almost unpopulated and with a beauty that is at the same time, both captivating and wild.
“Martin is my best friend. But he’s not like the others. Or at least that’s what the others say. He likes eating strawberries through his nose. He loves wearing shirts with all the buttons done up. And catching bugs in the yard so he can put them in his pocket.
Young Cara Piqueres lives with her family in a big city and leads an apparently normal life. However, when night falls and her father returns home, preceded always by The Shadow, the nightmare begins. Sitting on the edge of her bed at night, her sister, Nato, tells her bedtime stories and it is only thanks to these that she can avoid some of the pain and anger that fill her home daily.
Growth always implies some form of violence. For life in a village on the left bank of the River Nervión in the eighties and nineties, where it's all about heroin, unemployment, and where every week the streets whistle with the sounds of rubber bullets and teargas and the walls are covered in execution orders, violence is not just a personal problem.
Laura is a kid who owns a red biplane and in it, she travels the world, reaching Australia where she meets koalas and kangaroos before getting back home. This is a story with two main themes, friendship and protecting the environment.