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A d?ntés
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A d?ntés
Budapest noir
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Budapest noir
Kegyetlenség
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Kegyetlenség
Egy csésze kávé Koppenhágában
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Egy csésze kávé Koppenhágában
Ha elhagysz
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Ha elhagysz
A rendes lányok csendben sírnak
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A rendes lányok csendben sírnak
Lány a jég alatt
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Lány a jég alatt
Rózsa a viharban
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Rózsa a viharban
A róka v?lgyében
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A róka v?lgyében
Vidéki menedék
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Vidéki menedék
Az éjjeli vadász
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Az éjjeli vadász
Az ?rz? hajnala
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Az ?rz? hajnala
Marcus titka: (Cynster-t?rténetek 3.)
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Marcus titka: (Cynster-t?rténetek 3.)
A férfi hanyatlása és bukása
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Mindenkinél elérkezik egyszer az az id?pont az életében, hogy visszatekint. Ez nálam akkor érkezett el, amikor is bet?lt?ttem azt a bizonyos ?tvenet. Mindig jó tanuló voltam, így nem az ?t?ssel kezd?d? szám volt a sért?n mérvadó számomra. Inkább azon gondolkodtam, elmélkedtem, hogy ennyi évb?l már kell tudni levonni tanulságokat. Nehogy újra és újra elk?vessem ugyan azokat a hibákat. Hisz én nem egy mókuskerékben vagyok, ugye? Rengeteg mindent sikerült meg és átélnem, megértenem és értelmeznem. Ezekb?l szeretnék egy-egy csokrot átnyújtani olvasásra, vagy mondhatnám azt is, tanulságul. Imádom a verseket, sokszor úgy ébredek reggel, hogy csak úgy tolonganak a gondolataimban a szavak és mondatok elegye arra várva, hogy ki és leírjam ?ket. Pontosan én sem tudom honnan is j?nnek, ki is küldte, küldi nekem, de biztosan céllal teszi azt! A versek és a novellák, az elbeszélések adják a k?nyvem szivárványos sokszín?ségét, a n?i lélek érzékenységével és érzékiségével egyetemben. Szeretem látni az emberek arcán azt a kül?n?s mosolyt, amikor verseket olvasva, annak érzelemvilága ?ssze?lelkezik az ? lelkükkel. Engedjük, hagyjuk, merjünk mosolyogni!
Csendszimfónia az alagútban: ?sszegy?jt?tt elbeszélések
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Csendszimfónia az alagútban: ?sszegy?jt?tt elbeszélések
The Perfect Mile (Text Only)
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There was a time when running the mile in four minutes was believed to be beyond the limits of human foot speed, and in all of sport it was the elusive holy grail. In 1952, after suffering defeat at the Helsinki Olympics, three world-class runners each set out to break this barrier. Roger Bannister was a young English medical student who epitomized the ideal of the amateur — still driven not just by winning but by the nobility of the pursuit. John Landy was the privileged son of a genteel Australian family, who as a boy preferred butterfly collecting to running but who trained relentlessly in an almost spiritual attempt to shape his body to this singular task. Then there was Wes Santee, the swaggering American, a Kansas farm boy and natural athlete who believed he was just plain better than everybody else. Spanning three continents and defying the odds, their collective quest captivated the world and stole headlines from the Korean War, the atomic race, and such legendary figures as Edmund Hillary, Willie Mays, Native Dancer, and Ben Hogan. In the tradition of Seabiscuit and Chariots of Fire, Neal Bascomb delivers a breathtaking story of unlikely heroes and leaves us with a lasting portrait of the twilight years of the golden age of sport.
Braver Men Walk Away
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First published in 1993 and now available as an ebook. The bestselling story of one man’s fight against terrorism. Extraordinary courage, steely professionalism and ruthless determination are vital for the bomb-disposal man who risks his life daily to save others. Peter Gurney MBE, GM & Bar is such a man. In this compelling account of a career on the front line of the fight against crime and international terrorism, he tells how: ? he defuzed the mortar bomb used in the attack on Downing Street ? discovered the body of his best friend after the Wimpy Bar explosion and then went on to defuze a second device ? was moved to tears by the horror of the Harrods bombing ? advised many foreign governments on anti-terrorism, and was an expert witness in the Lockerbie case. Braver Men Walk Away is a fascinating and unique chronicle of an astonishing career, told with the typical humour and modesty of a reluctant hero.
The Eddie Stobart Story
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The world’s greatest haulier – a rags-to-riches tale of British entrepreneurialsim. If you’ve never seen an Eddie Stobart truck, you’ve never driven down a British motorway. This is the extraordinary story of a multi-million pound business that spawned a middle-class motorway game. Of dynastic struggles that ended in a merchandising shop opposite Carlisle cathedral. A quintessentially British tale – written by the inimitable bestselling writer Hunter Davies, and with the full support of Eddie Stobart himself.
Gleichschaltung. Authoritarian Consolidation in Ukraine 2010–2012
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Segundo Eduardo Coutinho, a obra trata de um texto bastante atual, que aborda a cr?nica em vários de seus aspectos, no período que se estende desde a primeira metade do século XX ao início do século XXI, deixando claro que o gênero continua vivo e em plena efervescência no momento presente. Além disso, inclui uma bibliografia relevante e bastante atualizada sobre o assunto e uma rela??o bastante completa de livros de cr?nicas publicados no período de 1936 até o presente.
The Knox Brothers
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Penelope Fitzgerald’s biography of her remarkable family. ‘When I was very young I took my uncles for granted, and it never occurred to me that everyone else in the world was not like them.’ In this, only her second book, Penelope Fitzgerald turned her novelist’s gaze on the quite extraordinary lives of her father and his three brothers. A masterly work of biography, within which we see Penelope Fitzgerald exercising her pen magnificently before she began her novel-writing career. Edmund Knox, her father, was one of the most successful editors of Punch. Dillwyn, a Cambridge Greek scholar, was the first to crack the Nazi’s message decoding system, Enigma, and in so doing, is estimated to have shortened the Second World War by six months. Wilfred became an Anglo-Catholic priest and an active welfare worker in the East End of London. Ronald, the best known of the four during his lifetime, was Roman Catholic chaplain to Oxford University’s student body, preacher, wit, scholar, crime-writer and translator of the Bible. A homage to a long-forgotten world and a fascinating account of the generation straddling the divide between late Victorian and Edwardian.
Scott of the Antarctic: A Life of Courage and Tragedy in the Extreme South
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David Crane has given us a magisterial portrait of one of Britain’s greatest heroes and explorers, acclaimed as the ‘masterpiece’ on the subject. Reissued for the 100th anniversary of Scott’s doomed expedition. ‘It seems a pity, but I do not think I can write more…For God’s sake look after our people.’ These were the final words written in Scott’s diary on 29 March 1912, as he lay dying of exhaustion, starvation and extreme cold, in his tent on his return journey from the South Pole. Since then he has been the subject of many books. Yet in all the pages that have been written about him, the personality behind the legend has been forgotten or distorted beyond all recognition. David Crane’s magisterial biography redresses this completely. By reassessing Scott’s life and his substantial scientific achievements, Crane is able to provide a fresh and exciting perspective on both the Discovery expedition of 1901-4 and the Terra Nova expedition of 1910-12. The courage and tragedy of Scott’s last journey are only one part of the process, for the scientific enquiry that led up to it transformed the whole nature and ambition of Antarctic exploration. Written with the full support of Scott’s surviving relatives, and with access to the voluminous diaries and records of key participants, this definitive biography sets out to reconcile the very private struggles of the man with the very public life of extremes that he led.
