This book addresses the urgency of rethinking coexistence through urbanism. In the face of contemporary global crises, it argues that modern thought and its dichotomiesare insufficient to grasp current territorial conflicts. Instead, it proposes viewing coexistence as a field of friction among beings, knowledges, and economiesintertwined within a relational ecology, suggesting that these connections serve as the very point of departure for urbanism.Grounded in researc...

A raw personal essay collection by the internationally known author of Cockfight and Human Sacrifices on the terror of being in a female body in a misogynistic world.What does it mean to move with a woman’s body through a misogynistic world? María Fernanda Ampuero, one of the greatest writers of the new wave of Latin American gothic fiction, answers this question in this personal essay collection that’s part analysis, part confessional, and part h...

**A graphic novel about one girl’s weightlifting dreams and how far she’ll go for them."Frick’s drawings are simple but detailed and nuanced, recalling the work of Raina Telgemeier . . . An inspiring story of athletic challenge and the struggle to excel, highly recommended for upper elementary and middle school readers." —School Library Journal**Sam Sanchez might not have a coach or proper equipment, but she’s going to become Chile’s first weightlifting gold medali...

The works of Argentine writer Silvina Ocampo (1903–93) are enjoying unprecedented attention from international scholars, writers, journalists, translators and film directors. This book explores the reason for the growing interest, and how it connects with her transgressive representations of motherhood and childhood. By overlapping themes from past scholarship (such as childhood, gender representations, the fantastic and sexuality), new and diverse issues intersect, contradict or revise pr...

In the magical forest of Hope Village, Olivia, a little canary, loved the night sky and the stories carried on the breeze. But Olivia had a big challenge: she couldn't sing when others were around. No matter how much she wanted to share her song, something always kept her silent. With her friends, Bolota and Pipa, by her side, Olivia embarks on a journey to uncover the mystery of her missing voice. Will she find the courage to overcome her fears and let her song be heard? A touching tale o...

Alícia Garcia is a young woman who has gone through disastrous moments in love. After being abused and hurt by her ex-boyfriend, who tried to kill her in high school, she could hardly wait to leave the city and get as far away as possible from the tragedy that occurred.When she moves to New York, she starts her life over and gets a job as a secretary. When her boss, who soon becomes her friend, is set to marry at a beach house, Alícia feels almost obligated to attend to honor the p...

Rosie is a curious seven-year-old who is worried about Hurricane Arthur. Along with her dog Napoleon and her Mommy, she navigates getting prepared, going through a storm, and the aftermath. Hurricanes are scary. This book teaches children that it is alright to feel scared sometimes, but by learning more about something, we can become less afraid of it. Rosie and the Hurricane provides a guide for parents on how to talk to their children about storms and how to include them in hurricane pre...

The 4 Temperaments and the Couple, by Fernanda Boaventura, is a practical and insightful guide for couples who want to better understand themselves, improve communication, and strengthen their relationship. Based on the study of the four temperaments, the book helps readers recognize different personality traits, emotional responses, strengths, weaknesses, and behavioral patterns that influence married life and relationships. With accessible language and practical reflections, the author s...

The 4 Temperaments and Spirituality, by Fernanda Boaventura, presents a deep journey of self-knowledge that connects the classic theory of the four temperaments with spiritual development. In this book, the author leads readers to understand how the temperaments — choleric, sanguine, phlegmatic, and melancholic — influence not only personality, but also the way each person experiences spirituality and their relationship with God. The book offers an immersion into personal identity, helping...

When Matisse falls deeply in love with Jacob Logan—a man her parents would never approve of—she must choose between the life her family expects and the future she wants for herself. When Jacob asks her to move in with him, Matisse decides it’s time to finally stand up for her own happiness.What begins as a simple family announcement quickly erupts into shock, confrontation, and emotions long buried beneath years of silence. And as tensions rise, secrets about love, identity, and fa...

The Winnicottian Yearbook is a publication of the Brazilian Institute of Winnicottian Psychoanalysis (IBPW) created within the Winnicottian School of São Paulo to preserve, transmit, and publish clinical and theoretical research on Winnicott's maturation theory and develop Winnicott's intellectual legacy. This publication takes the form of a yearbook and aims to annually disseminate original works on winnicottian theory and practice in the English language. This publication was created joi...

Accessible Editing with Image DescriptionsEdição acessível com descrição de imagensTHE SEARCH BEGINS IN THE HOUSE, WHERE MANY OBJECTS ARE OUT OF PLACE, SO HURRY UP AND RUN! ON THE WAY, YOU WILL LEARN, LAUGH AND HAVE MUCH FUN!Are you ready to embark on an adventure in search of lost objects in the house? Then, get the book Where is it? and start exploring each room looking for clues. Look for the yello...