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Rough Guides Slow Travel in Europe
Explore Europe the Slow Way - Thoughtful Adventures by Rail, Road and Sea. Rough Guides Slow Travel in Europe is a beautifully designed, photo-rich travel book featuring 28 no-fly journeys across the continent. From remote road trips and epic hikes to scenic rail rides and ferry-hopping escapes, it invites readers to discover Europe at a gentler pace - with more care, curiosity and intention. - Let the Journey Lead - Slow travel is about making the most of the ride. Each route is carefully chosen to immerse travellers in landscapes, cultures and rhythms - from wild camping in Sweden to a multi-stop train trip from Berlin to Istanbul. - Curated by Rough Guides Experts - All itineraries are handpicked by Rough Guides' experienced authors and editors, combining honest recommendations with practical insight and a love of local discovery. - Inspiration Meets Practicality - Each trip includes a map, travel tips, and concise destination guides, along with where to stay, eat and explore - with a focus on independent places and low-impact travel. - Visually Rich, Travel-Minded - With full-colour photography and a modern layout, this is a travel guide that's as inspiring on your coffee table as it is useful on the road. - Ideal for Conscious Travellers - A perfect gift for those seeking deeper, slower, more sustainable ways to see the world. Discover Europe differently - one mindful journey at a time. Add Rough Guides Slow Travel in Europe to your shelf, suitcase or gift list - and take the scenic route.
Krehká svätyňa
Rhodes pocítila na vlastnej koži, aké rany dokáže človeku uštedriť život. Zažila stratu, ktorá je nočnou morou každého z nás. Napriek všetkému sa z nej pozviechala a snaží sa pomáhať ľuďom s podobným osudom. Jej svetlo a súcit sú ako balzam pre dušu.
Až kým nestretne Ansona Hunta. Najlepšieho priateľa jej brata, o ktorom síce počula veľa dobrého, ale z ktorého sa stal nevrlý samotár. Rhodes sa snaží dostať so svojou láskavosťou k nemu bližšie. Lenže Anson skrýva jazvy, ktoré sú oveľa temnejšie než čokoľvek, čo doposiaľ videla. A pýtajú si svoju daň. Ak sa ich skutočne dotkne, je možné, že ani jeden z nich neunikne ich ničivej sile...
Ako stvorené pre fanúšikov Elsie Silver a Colleen Hoover.
Mini potterovky: Profesor Dumbledore
Vstúp do magického sveta čarodejníkov a objav všetky jeho tajomstvá
Prečo je profesor Dumbledore taký obľúbený riaditeľ? Čo sa o ňom píše na kartičke z čokoládových žabiek? Ktorý metlobalový tím má najradšej?
Nová zberateľská séria ilustrovaných knižiek, ktoré začínajúcim čitateľom predstavia svet mágie a obľúbené postavy z populárnej série o Harrym Potterovi. Všetky dôležité informácie sú podané s humorom a fantáziou, pričom život im vdýchli svetovo uznávaní ilustrátori.
Séria knižiek s názvom Mini potterovky bola navrhnutá tak, aby priviedla k čítaniu novú generáciu mladých čitateľov a zoznámila ich s jedinečným svetom čarodejníkov. Verných fanúšikov populárneho čarodejníka s jazvou v tvare blesku na čele zas poteší a rozšíri ich knižnú zbierku.
Pred čitateľov od 6 rokov
Z anglického originálu preložila Oľga Kralovičová
Mini potterovky: Luna Lovegoodová
Vstúp do magického sveta čarodejníkov a objav všetky jeho tajomstvá
Ako sa Luna zoznámila s Harrym Potterom a jeho priateľmi? Prečo nosí prízrakohľady a čo sú krčorohé chrapogoty? Akú podobu má jej patronus?
Nová zberateľská séria ilustrovaných knižiek, ktoré začínajúcim čitateľom predstavia svet mágie a obľúbené postavy z populárnej série o Harrym Potterovi. Všetky dôležité informácie sú podané s humorom a fantáziou, pričom život im vdýchli svetovo uznávaní ilustrátori.
Séria knižiek s názvom Mini potterovky bola navrhnutá tak, aby priviedla k čítaniu novú generáciu mladých čitateľov a zoznámila ich s jedinečným svetom čarodejníkov. Verných fanúšikov populárneho čarodejníka s jazvou v tvare blesku na čele zas poteší a rozšíri ich knižnú zbierku.
Pre čitateľov od 6 rokov
Z anglického originálu preložila Oľga Kralovičová
The Mysterious Death of Aunt Jane
Could there really be a murderer in Shadey Cove? Fern Cassidy owns the local bookstore in a sleepy coastal village where nothing ever happens. So when the local bank manager is found dead after being investigated for embezzlement, everyone is shocked. When his lady friend and village confidant Aunt Jane is found dead at the bottom of her stairs a few months later, people start talking. When a third death occurs just a few weeks later, Fern decides to investigate. With her local knowledge, Fern is more than willing to assist when a fatherly police inspector and a rather handsome young detective are sent to investigate the latest body. But no one expects their investigations to lead them into the dark and dangerous world of gangland London. Romantic attractions aside, can our trio uncover what exactly is going on in Shadey Cove, before anyone else winds up dead?
Stranger in the Churchyard
It’s an idyllic Christmas Eve, snow is lying all around, and there’s a calm around the village of Belvedere St Anne. Or is there…..“Here I want you to uncover the secret.Hide away the sacred jewels.They are to be stolen by the Church.Thieves I cannot conceal them anymore.Go to the general grave……”The mysterious message on the vestry wall - what can it mean? The sacred jewels – to be stolen by the Church - surely that could not happen? And Separately, Dougie and Ruby spot him. A spooky stranger in the village - what was he doing there? And are these events all connected..? Far from calm, something mysterious is going on. Dougie calls together the Cheery Gang and they find themselves in a race both against the clock and also against the scary and mysterious Stranger in the Churchyard…Follow the Cheery Gang in this latest adventure – unexpected twists lie inside..
Choice, Choose, Chosen
In the summer of 2022, a judgement reverberates across the world, shaking generations of women. Roe v. Wade – the 1973 Supreme Court case that ruled a woman’s right to abortion was protected by the constitutional right to privacy – is overturned. Fourteen women’s lives intertwine – writers and artists, mothers and daughters, friends and strangers – crossing time and reality, drawn together by abortion, choices, biscuits, and knitting. Their voices need to be heard in a world where a woman’s right to choose is never certain, and where the lines of the argument blur. This is their story.
Observances, Feasts, and Scripts
Observances, Feasts, and Scripts is the first monograph written in English to offer a comprehensive analysis of the varieties of zhai, a multifaceted term with deep historical and religious significance in Chinese Buddhism. Drawing on a wide array of sources—including canonical texts, apocryphal writings, hagiographies, and ritual documents—this book unveils zhai as a ritual complex encompassing temporary observances, communal feasts, and modes of interaction between the seen and unseen realms. These practices, rooted in both lay and monastic traditions, illustrate the intricate interplay between food, community, and ritual in Indian and Chinese Buddhism. Part I traces how Indian Buddhist temporary observances were adapted, debated, and reimagined in the Chinese context. Part II explains the sponsored feast as a mechanism for lay-monastic interaction and merit-making. It also examines how Buddhists engaged with deities and spirit saints through remote invitations and ritual offerings. Part III focuses on "scripts" used for receiving the Eightfold Observance and conducting sponsored feasts, thus revealing their evolution from simple master-disciple interactions to complex communal events. Observances, Feasts, and Scripts is an essential resource for scholars interested in food-related religious practices and the history of Buddhism. Through its meticulous examination of Chinese, Pali, Sanskrit, and Tibetan materials, the book offers a fresh perspective on Chinese Buddhism as an intercultural endeavor. It sheds light on relevant scholastic debates, the creation of apocrypha, translation strategies, and ritual innovations in medieval China. By moving beyond teleological frameworks such as Sinicization, it emphasizes the agency of cultural, doctrinal, and social factors in shaping these practices. Additionally, it engages with the cognitive dimensions of ritual and highlights ritual logic as a cross-cultural analytical lens.
? / Return
Rooted in the classical tradition of the Chinese “reversible” poem, ? / Return is engaged in the act of looking back—toward an imagined homeland and a childhood of suburban longing, through migratory passages, departures, and etymologies, and into the various holes and voids that appear in the telling and retelling of history. The poems ask: What is feeling? What is melancholy? Can language translate either?
The (end)
An anthology of poems which explore poetry as storytelling, and the power of words to transmit meaning across millennia, transcending cultures and identities. This vibrant collection takes the reader on a journey from ancient poetic texts, through modernity, to an exploration of the new digital age. It explores themes of sexuality, objectification, loss, technology, religion, authoritarianism, censorship and language change. The breadth of this collection, celebrating diversity of poetic form, offers something for all levels of readers.
200 Years of Locomotive Development
Since Richard Trevithick’s first forays into the development of the steam locomotive, Britain’s engineers have been at the forefront of railway technology. Often innovative, and sometimes unfairly maligned, the country’s locomotive engineers continually broke new barriers in traction technology although not everything was successful. From the earliest simple steam locomotives to the latest diesel and electric engines, Britain had led the way in railway locomotion, although competition from European, Japanese and American manufacturers sometimes exceeded what British engineers had achieved. In this new book, industrial and railway historian Dr Richard Marks provides fresh insights into Britain’s role in railway locomotive design and technology, and examines the highlights of British developments from Trevithick’s Coalbrookdale locomotive to the Brush Class 60 diesel locomotive. Based upon new research this useful primer aims to start the reader on a journey of discovery, unravelling some of the myths which have arisen around Britain’s railway history and explaining in an easy to follow narrative why some potentially advantageous developments failed to live up to expectations. In this new survey of 200 years of British locomotive history to accompany the Railway 200 celebrations, the reader is presented with a compelling and easy to read introduction to a complex, but intriguing subject.
Ancient British and Irish Celts in Greek and Roman Sources (500 BC–AD 60)
Ancient Ireland and Britain were large Celtic territories on the northwest edge of Europe. They were subject to myth and speculation by the early Greeks and Romans, but they later became the focus for trade, exploration and partial conquest. Dr Raoul McLaughlin presents the ancient sources for the Atlantic Celts in chapters covering the resources, commerce, warfare and beliefs of the oceanic Celts. This book contains updated translations of ancient sources concerning the lands known as Ivernia and Britannia. These accounts reveal what the Greeks and Romans knew about the origins, culture, and social practices of the insular Celts. The evidence begins in 600 BC when Carthaginian merchant ships explored the Atlantic coasts of western Europe searching for metal alloys. Then, in 325 BC, a Greek mariner named Pytheas explored the northern limits of the Atlantic territories and returned with accounts of Bretannike, Ierne and Thule. But it was Rome that led armies across the northern seas to conquer Britain. This book includes the campaign reports of Julius Caesar, along with accounts of conquests by the Emperor Claudius. These ancient texts reveal the ambitions, conflict and compromises involved in establishing the Roman province of Britannia, which by AD 60 encompassed most of southern Britain. This book therefore provides a unique resource for future scholarship and a fascinating insight for anyone interested in the distant Celtic past.
Smútiace dieťa v škole
Aj keď by sme si priali, aby sa zomieranie a strata blízkych detí a dospievajúcich netýkali, realita je iná. Takéto situácie zasahujú aj do života školy. Žiaci v týchto ťažkých chvíľach potrebujú oporu a často ju hľadajú práve v školskom prostredí – u svojich učiteľov a spolužiakov. Je preto dôležité vedieť, ako v škole citlivo a primerane reagovať, čo povedať a ako žiakov v takýchto momentoch sprevádzať. Škola by mala byť pre nich bezpečným priestorom, kde nájdu podporu, a zároveň miestom, kde sa môžu učiť, ako zvládať záťažové situácie či byť oporou druhým.
RAF in Camera: 1985-1989
RAF in Camera: 1980s – The Later Years by Keith Wilson provides a visually rich account of the Royal Air Force during the transformative latter half of the 1980s. This continuation of Wilson’s earlier work examines the RAF’s operational and technological evolution during a pivotal decade for British military aviation.The period witnessed the retirement of iconic aircraft like the English Electric Lightning in 1988, symbolizing the end of a Cold War era. Simultaneously, the RAF introduced advanced platforms that redefined its capabilities, including the Tornado F.3 Interceptor, Harrier GR.5, British Aerospace BAe 146 CC.1, and Tucano T.1 trainer. Additionally, the innovative conversion of Lockheed Tristar and Vickers VC10 airliners into aerial refuelling tankers replaced the aging Victor K.2, enhancing the RAF’s strategic reach.Year-by-year coverage explores milestones such as the post-Falklands War recovery of military confidence and the integration of cutting-edge technology into RAF operations. Illustrated with numerous photographs, the book captures the RAF’s modernization and the cultural shifts within the service.Meticulously researched, RAF in Camera: 1980s – The Later Years offers aviation enthusiasts and historians alike a detailed exploration of the RAF’s evolution, blending iconic imagery with insightful analysis of this critical period in its history.
Merleau-Ponty and the Essence of Nature
Taylor Knight reveals the way in which phenomenology initiates a return to ontology construed through a dialectical relationship between being and element. Within phenomenology’s return to the elemental, Merleau-Ponty’s late philosophy is a key locus, opening critical paths forward into an ontology for the ecological age. With reference to his phenomenological forebears - Heidegger, Husserl, Levinas - his non-phenomenological influences - Bachelard, Schelling, Freud - and his dialogue with Greek thought - Heraclitus, Plato, Aristotle – Knight shows what is authentically new in Merleau-Ponty’s late ontology.
The Battles of Hlobane and Khambula
The two main Zulu War battles of Hlobane and Khambula were fought on consecutive days, 28 and 29 March 1879, with very different outcomes. The first, a bungled raid to deprive the Zulus of vital cattle, ended in a humiliating debacle due to poor planning and reconnaissance. The latter saw the outnumbered British first repulse the counterattack against their camp and then unleash their cavalry to turn the Zulu withdrawal into a bloody rout, thus sealing the first decisive British victory of the war. As Adrian Greaves contends in his exciting account, this change in fortunes made Khambula the most important battle of the war, since it persuaded both Lord Chelmsford and the Zulu king, Cetshwayo, that the British could defeat the Zulus. Yet, despite their importance, these linked encounters have been neglected by historians due mainly to their inaccessibility and dangerous terrain. Both battles are described in the fullest detail possible, drawing on eyewitness testimony and meticulous research and benefitting from the author’s twenty-five years’ experience of leading guided tours of the battlefields and surrounding terrain. He recounts tales of extraordinary courage but also exposes blunders and cowardice that tarnish some famous reputations. Colonel (later Field Marshal) Wood in particular comes out badly. This is an essential, eye-opening book for anyone with an interest in the Anglo-Zulu War.
Wellington, Birley and the Pyons
Exploring the past helps us understand the present and suggests where we might go in the future. It lets us appreciate daily life in other centuries and how decisions made long ago has built and shaped what we often see around us to-day — ancient patterns affect modern lives. Wellington, Birley and the Pyons is based on wide reading, a detailed study of the parish registers — some of them dating from 1538 — and comparing them with more modern census returns. It is written in non-technical language and organized to make the topics obvious and the themes easy to follow. Numerous photographs and illustrations bring the sections to life, and there are some surprises hidden in the text. The four parishes have always been geographically next to each other but how their communities related to one another is not always what we might expect. Herefordshire has not been at the centre of great national events, but the details of its history have something to contribute to the bigger picture of England and Wales. This book will be of interest to anyone who lives locally and also to people who may want to do some digging in their own area.
100 Reasons for Living
In this deeply moving collection, Richard Carter offers one hundred powerful stories gathered from his two decades of community ministry - hidden everyday stories from his life and the lives of others, many on the edges of society, of hardship and hope, pain and unexpected grace. Amid the overwhelming weight of suffering, Richard finds a quiet yet infectious joy - not by ignoring life’s struggles, but by seeking the hidden blessings within them. Authentic joy, a fruit of the Holy Spirit, can feel elusive when life is difficult or the world seems overwhelming. This book is an invitation to rediscover that joy - even in the hardest of times.
A Shortcut to Africa
Orphaned Sally Ann lives in the Msawi Nature Reserve with her grandfather, happy, settled and on the verge of adulthood. The unexpected arrival of Willem Van Cleef however starts a chain of events that no one could have foreseen. Willem is bewitched by Sally Ann’s youthful beauty, but she immediately dislikes him. Jealous of her close relationship with Blondi, her grandfather’s deputy, Willem struggles to forge the relationship with her that he so desires. Meanwhile Blondi, aware of Willem’s interest, realises his platonic love for Sally Ann has grown into something much deeper. He is desperate not to lose her to another man. Set in the fictitious Msawi Nature Reserve, the story explores its rich wildlife and the stunning archaeological find at Lizard Rock as well as the unique customs and deep spirituality of the gentle Msawi tribe. When the youngsters have the chance to take part in one of their ancient ceremonies however, they find that they have a much greater role to play than they could have expected as their personalities are tested in the build up to the finale.
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