Monsters in the Classroom

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Treffpunkt - Deutsch für die Integration - Allgemeine Ausgabe – Deutsch als Zweitsprache für Alltag und Beruf - A1: Gesamtband

El Ratón del Campo Y El Ratón de la Ciudad

Agatha Christie’s Hercule Poirot Calendar 2026

Sakura Hime: The Legend of Princess Sakura, Vol. 11

NATIONAL BESTSELLER One of:NOW Magazine&rsquo;s &ldquo;14 best books to read in summer 2021.&rdquo;Vulture&rsquo;s &ldquo;Most anticipated books of 2021&rdquo;&#160;Bustle's "Most anticipated books of August 2021"CBC's "29 Canadian books we can't wait to read in August"Entertainment Weekly's "Best new books to read in August"CBC's "65 Canadian works of fiction to watch for in fall 2021"Quill & Quire's "2021 Best of Fall guide"Praise for All's Well:&ldquo;Dear Readers: This is one wild book! . . . No holds barred.&rdquo; &mdash;Margaret Atwood via Twitter&ldquo;A dazzling wild ride of a novel&mdash;daring, fresh, entertaining, and magical.&#160;Mona Awad is&#160;a&#160;powerful&#160;and poetic&#160;storyteller, telling us something new and profound&#160;here&#160;about&#160;the connection between&#160;suffering&#160;and&#160;elation.&#160;When I was away from this book, I longed to get back to it.&rdquo; &mdash;George Saunders, Booker Prize-winning author of Lincoln in the Bardo &ldquo;[In] All&rsquo;s Well, Mona Awad takes her powerful spin on womanhood to a new level. . . as [the novel] progresses it&rsquo;s clear Awad is continuing her dark exploration of the female psyche&mdash;and once again proving she&rsquo;s a dab hand at championing contemporary female outsiders struggling in narratives beyond their control. . . . The best descriptor might be to imagine Margaret Atwood and Angela Carter traipsing through the dreamy creepiness of fairy tales while giving Shakespeare tips on female narratives.&rdquo;&mdash;Toronto Star&ldquo;[A] nightmarish, hair-raising, diabolically smart treatise on pain&mdash;particularly as experienced by women. The type of pain that is real, but invisible (and overlooked, ignored). That much of Miranda's story is based on Awad's experience with chronic pain makes this all the more harrowing to read. . . . Awad's writing isn't merely intoxicating. It's incandescent.&rdquo; &#8213;The Washington Post&ldquo;From the first sentence [of All&rsquo;s Well], Miranda feels like a friend. As you follow her through her nightmare, you can&rsquo;t help but root for her&mdash;in spite of her small-mindedness, her malice, her squirm-inducing behaviour. You&rsquo;ll laugh, you&rsquo;ll cry, you&rsquo;ll cringe.&rdquo; &mdash;The Globe and Mail &ldquo;[A] surreal exploration of chronic pain, women's believability and visibility, and desperation that straddles the line between comedy and horror. . . . [W]here Bunny explored the dark side of universally human urge to belong, in All's Well, Awad directs her caustic commentary at a more pointed social problem: the refusal to acknowledge female pain.&rdquo; &mdash;NPR&ldquo;Awad is particularly deft in describing the hellish nature of pain and the ways those living with chronic pain are often misled, dismissed, or derided. . . . Imbued with magic and Shakespearean themes, [All&rsquo;s Well] swings wildly between tragedy and comedy and reality and unreality. . . . Awad artfully and acutely explores suffering, artistry, and the limitations of empathy. A strange, dramatic novel where all&rsquo;s well, or not well, or perhaps both.&rdquo; &mdash;Kirkus Reviews &#160; &ldquo;[All&rsquo;s Well] is a darkly hilarious journey into the psyche of a woman approaching her breaking point.&rdquo; &mdash;TIME&ldquo;Awad has a penchant for mixing dark humor and dark magic.&rdquo; &#8213;Los Angeles Times&ldquo;Mona Awad&rsquo;s All&rsquo;s Well is an incisive, brilliant, and grotesque portrait of a college theatre program. We are introduced to a wonderfully monstrous and self-pitying theatre professor whose students are in constant mutiny against her. Awad weaves the tales of All&rsquo;s Well That Ends Well and Macbeth into her narrative with an almost shocking brilliance. This tale is tragic, macabre, and wicked, and I laughed out loud the whole way through. One of the funniest books I&rsquo;ve read in years.&rdquo;&mdash;Heather O'Neill, bestselling author of The Lonely Hearts Hotel and Lullabies for Little Criminals&ldquo;For all my fellow right-thinking adoring readers of Bunny, another dark and insane gem from Mona Awad, full of scintillating insights on Shakespeare, pain, and the human condition.&rdquo;&mdash;Elif Batuman, Pulitzer Prize&ndash;shortlisted author of The Idiot&ldquo;Wild and exhilarating and so fresh it takes your breath away, All's Well is an utterly delicious novel of pain, Shakespeare, the uncanny, and our own subtle moral failures when we brush up against the anguish of others. Mona Awad's talent is so vital that it absolutely roars out of her.&rdquo; &mdash;Lauren Groff, bestselling author of Florida and Fates and Furies&ldquo;Oh my lord what a fabulous novel&mdash;knocked me out!&rdquo; &mdash;Mary Karr, author of The Liars&rsquo; Club&ldquo;Mona Awad proves in her dazzling,      hilarious, wildly terrifying, virtuoso new novel, All&rsquo;s Well, the paradoxes and incongruities of Shakespeare&rsquo;s lesser-loved      play makes an ideal springboard for contemporary fiction.&rdquo;&mdash;Christopher Bollen, author of A      Beautiful Crime&ldquo;In this eerie and      engrossing novel, Mona Awad deftly delivers a narrator as mesmerizing as      she is unreliable. Miranda&rsquo;s quest for her heart&rsquo;s desires illuminates the      complex bargains one woman dares to make in her most desperate moments.      With its mordant humor and potent surreality, All&rsquo;s Well is      a gripping read, and Awad is a writer of great intensity and      insight."&mdash;Helen Phillips, author of The Need &ldquo;[A] dazzling, hilarious, wildly terrifying, virtuoso new novel. . . . Awad is a maestro at conjuring the feverish, calamitous voice of her protagonist, Miranda Fitch. . . . Awad is such a risk-taker, and so sure-footed with her narrative leaps and flights, that we willingly take the ride as our heroine descends&mdash;or does she ascend?&mdash;into a fearsome, monstrous, nearly incandescent state of being.&rdquo;&mdash;Interview&#160;Magazine&ldquo;In her new novel, All&rsquo;s Well, Mona Awad turns to Shakespeare and surrealism to tell a compelling story about suffering that reflects her own experience with 'unspeakable' chronic pain. . . .The result is a portrait of trauma that lingers, whether all ends well or not.&rdquo; &#8213;Entertainment Weekly&ldquo;[A]      sparkling valentine to the Bard. A dream of a novel, perfect for a      midsummer night&rsquo;s read.&rdquo;&mdash;O, The Oprah Magazine&ldquo;Awad      is a dark genius, preternaturally gifted at creating vicious, hilarious      tales about the depravity inside us.....A wicked mash-up about opioid      addiction, Bard nerds, Faustian deals, and a cursed play? Yes, please.&rdquo;&mdash;Vulture"Awad's      writing isn't merely intoxicating. It's incandescent."&mdash;The Washington Post"A stealthily      captivating&#160;new novel that, like its&#160;namesake, skews more dark      than light as it casts its spell."&mdash;The Boston Globe&ldquo;Thrilling&hellip;Awad has      taken Shakespeare&rsquo;s premise of illness and spiritual rebirth and turned it      into an inventive horror-comedy full of altered realities and uncanny      weirdness.&rdquo;&#160;&mdash;The Seattle Times&ldquo;As in      Awad&rsquo;s last novel&#160;Bunny,      things start off weird and institutional and then spiral into madness, and      as in&#160;Bunny, the experience is a fiendish delight: funny,      thrilling, and creepily recognizable.&rdquo;&mdash;LitHub&ldquo;A brilliant noir comedy      about art and illness&hellip;. Awad&rsquo;s characters are deliciously over the top and      impossible to forget, as is the author's gift for morbid humor&hellip;. Endlessly      thought-provoking and not to be missed.&rdquo;&mdash;Booklist (starred      review)&ldquo;There&rsquo;s both pathos and      humor in this story of how we suffer and the ways in which we&rsquo;re healed.&rdquo;&mdash;Bookpage&ldquo;Always compelling. Cheerfully vicious, hilariously hallucinogenic,      mixing up scruffy vernacular realism with grotesque, gothic supernaturalism, All&rsquo;s Well treats the serious subject of      women&rsquo;s pain with dark, cutting humour. . . . Drawing on her own      experience, Awad pulls off an angry, incisive critique of a culture that      distrusts and denies the experience of pain, especially female pain.&rdquo;&mdash;Winnipeg Free Press

From the author of the TikTok phenomenon BUNNY

All's Well

'Heather Monahan is the ultimate overcomer. In her new book 'Overcome Your Villains' she teaches you how to have the right tools, skills, and attitude to overcome all things. I'm excited about this brilliant book!'

Mastering Your Beliefs, Actions, and Knowledge to Conquer Any Adversity

Overcome Your Villains

Genkaku Picasso, Vol. 3

Du Panaris Et Des Inflammations De La Main (1859)

The Gentlemen's Alliance +, Vol. 11

El método P.O.R.T.E / The P.O.R.T.E Method

AI & QUANTUM COMPUTING FOR FINANCE & INSURANCE

The Voyage of the 'why Not?' in the Antarctic: The Journal of the Second French South Polar Expedition, 1908-1910

The Emergence of Standard English

Women Healers and Physicians-Pa

They Are Only Cousins

John Stott

"‘Greek and Roman Technology’ is one of my favourite sourcebooks, as it covers so much material and has reliable, clear translations. As the authors rightly point out, there have been several advances in the field in recent years, and a new edition is welcome. The addition of line drawings and the new section on technologies of the life cycle (not called like this by the authors, but that is how I think of that chapter) are particularly welcome." - Laurence Totelin, Cardiff University






"In my opinion, this manuscript should be most definitely updated and revised! Our understanding of ancient technology is best obtained from the testimony of those who lived with and experienced it first-hand. Therefore listening to the ancient voices express their opinions, reactions, descriptions, and musings regarding their own technology is extremely important to the modern student and scholar. The proposed expanded commentary, bibliographical citations, additional line drawings, new units, and incorporation of newly acquired data since the earlier addition will make this a valuable resource for study of ancient technology." - Jill Baker, Cardiff University

"I have thought since the first edition of this book that the authors deserve high praise for compiling such a useful compendium... The second edition of the book deserves as much gratitude; it has more illustrations, more texts, and an updated bibliography. This book is thoughtful, useful, and compiled with skill." - Bryn Mawr Classical Review

A Sourcebook of Translated Greek and Roman Texts

Greek and Roman Technology

Seneler

Stevie Wonder

Margaret Cavendish & Exile of Mind

Folk Groundings and Diasporic Consciousness in African Caribbean Writing

Clear Word and Third Sight

Praise for Valdemar"Eye Spy feels like&#160;a present written especially for me. You're gonna want to read it. This one's&#160;a firecracker." &mdash;Tor.com"Whether it's&#160;the spellbinding world, the intrigue of the plot, or the simple yet remarkable narrative style&mdash;it is impossible to say which of these makes the story so good, but one thing is for sure: Closer to Home marks the beginning of&#160;another fantastic Lackey series." &mdash;RT Reviews"Mags remains an engaging character, and makes a very capable spy/investigator.... His adventures still make engrossing reading." &mdash;Locus"Returning to her beloved Valdemar universe, Lackey opens her new series at a pivotal time in the history of Valdemar.... Series fans will enjoy the variations on a familiar theme, while enough information is presented for first-timers to discover a world of high adventure and individual courage. Highly recommended." &mdash;Library Journal"Closer to the Heart has the two things that have always made me love these books: a richly detailed history of the world, and beautiful writing." &mdash;The Arched Doorway"Lackey is a master at characterization." &mdash;The Ranting Dragon

Into the West

"This is a beautifully written book that demonstrates how the built environment and its iconic nature affects us all. Dealing with the icons of the Soviet bloc (in Berlin and Warsaw), it covers history that still exerts its presence among us. That history will continue to be important. The larger point of the book, however, is applicable beyond the case examined, indeed globally, (and couched in) outstandingly readable prose, much more engaging than what is usually produced by social scientists."
Douglas Porpora, Drexel University, USA

"Through a richly evocative reflection upon iconicity and spatiality, Bartmanski turns the cultural sociological kaleidoscope so that we see 1989, the Berlin Wall, and the fall and aftermath of Communism in a profoundly new light."
David Inglis, University of Helsinki, Finland

"By focusing on their ‘political materiality,’ Dominik Bartmański sheds new light on the revolutions of 1989 and explains why some became global icons of the fall of communism and others did not. Theoretically sophisticated and empirically rich, Matters of Revolution proves the relevance of cultural sociology to the study of social movements and political processes."
Geneviève Zubrzycki, University of Michigan, USA

Urban Spaces and Symbolic Politics in Berlin and Warsaw After 1989

Matters of Revolution

The Dark City & World of Sin and other woeful tales: The Dark City & World of Sin and other woeful tales: The Dark City & World of Sin and other woeful tales: The Dark City & World of Sin and other woefull

Chronicles of The Velveteen Preacher

LITTLE WOMEN vol1

"Cooking for Lovers" from the Kitchen to the Bedroom

88 Ways to Her Heart

Daughters of the Shtetl

Advance praise for Indelible City:&ldquo;Arriving at the exact right moment, Indelible City charts the course of the region by digging deeply into its history.&#160;Lim deftly weaves her way through the ages, arriving at our current time, all the while capturing Hong Kong's soul inside the book's pages.&rdquo; &ndash;Newsweek"Riveting. . . . a vivid and vital contribution to postcolonial history." &ndash;Publishers Weekly, starred review&ldquo;Beautifully written&hellip; A fascinating work that is essential reading for anyone with an interest in Hong Kong." &ndash;Library Journal, starred review&ldquo;Lim&rsquo;s outstanding history of Hong Kong is an epic must-read. . . . From the first page, the importance of language and the voices of Hong Kongers are central themes. Yet Indelible City captures much more as it records the struggle of people oppressed. . . yet determined in their pursuit of freedom and cultural identity.&rdquo; &ndash;Booklist, starred review &ldquo;The best book about the indelible city to date. Irresistibly real and emotionally authentic, it shines with a shimmering light rarely seen in political narrative. A truly extraordinary elegy.&rdquo; &ndash;Ai Weiwei&ldquo;An utterly brilliant and original ode to Hong Kong, throbbing with eccentricity and sense of place. Like Joseph Mitchell&rsquo;s singular rendering of New York, Lim&rsquo;s Hong Kong will be read decades from now as an indelible portrait.&rdquo; &ndash;Evan Osnos, author of Age of Ambition, winner of the National Book Award &ldquo;I absolutely loved this book. Each page is a revelation about a city whose history I thought I knew well. Lim&rsquo;s exploration of Hong Kong&rsquo;s identity is insightful, refreshing and entirely original.&rdquo; &ndash;Barbara Demick, author of Nothing to Envy and Eat the Buddha &ldquo;I read Louisa Lim&rsquo;s book slowly,&#160;haunted by memories and stymied by sorrow. An archaeological dig into the disappearing present, her fascinating and heartbreaking account&#160;reveals an indelible history hidden in plain sight, and a future that Hong Kong&rsquo;s&#160;unique sensibility&#160;promises even as the world&rsquo;s most powerful autocracy strives to erase it.&rdquo; &ndash;Geremie Barm&eacute;, editor of China Heritage

Dispossession and Defiance in Hong Kong

Indelible City

Raggedy Panties

&ldquo;Stuart Woods never fails to deliver suspenseful and entertaining plots. His characters are always finely honed and his dialogue pitch perfect. This is especially true in Double Jeopardy, which makes for a clever and captivating reading experience.&rdquo;&mdash;Bookreporter.com

Double Jeopardy

Monsters in the Classroom

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