A pre-history story by a Belarusian author about a teenage girl whose life is a whirlwind of talent, illness, love and surrounding events. A tight knot of emotions that will eventually turn into power.

Wolfgang Leonhard was a 13-year-old boy when he had to leave Nazi Germany with his mother and emigrated to the Soviet Union. There he grew up after the arrest of his mother in a home for German and Austrian emigrants, studied at the Moscow Pedagogical College of Foreign Languages and joined the Komsomol. He experienced the outbreak of the German-Soviet war in Moscow and was forcibly resettled...

The second book in a wonderfully funny and sparky series: THE BOY WHO GREW DRAGONS was shortlisted for the Waterstones Children's Book Prize'Irresistible ... a modern classic' GUARDIAN on The Boy Who Grew Dragons'A warm-hearted debut ... lovely, expressive, characterful' SUNDAY TIMES on The Boy Who Grew DragonsTomas has a secret - a big secret. He has his own tiny dragon, Flicker! A dragon...

A dozen or so years after the Polish premiere of 'Harry Potter', an illustrated edition of the story about the most famous wizard in the world has been published. This is an edition with over 100 illustrations, in hardcover and larger format. The author of the graphics is British Jim Kay, winner of the Kate Greenway Medal.

From the royal trip to the Netherlands, Marie III. Kostková will bring back not only experiences and a photo with Her Majesty Queen Beatrix, but also a love affair, which will only be ‘silvered’ at the very end of the new sequel; Helenka Vondrácková will also appear at the castle, among others. However, there will be more love affairs on Kostka, and most of them will be recorded by a film crew...

The Leviathan tells of the Jewish coral trader Piczenik, who loves the real corals and yet falls victim to the fraud with the fake ones. The short stories The Triumph of Beauty and The Bust of the Emperor are added to this parable of human existence.

Open the atlas and travel around the world around our planet. In the middle of the book there is a sheet with stickers of animals - look at the atlas and stick them on the marked places. Visit all continents. Get to know the unique fauna and bright sights. Remember the names of the oceans, seas, continents, countries and their capitals. font. Atlas is recommended for children from 4 years old....

Harry Potter, an orphan and foundling, was raised from an infant by his aunt and uncle, who treated him like a fifth wheel in a cart. The boy's origin is shrouded in mystery; Harry's only memento from the past is a mysterious scar on his forehead. But where do the amazing phenomena that accompany the unaware Potter come from? Harry would never have expected that you could fly a broomstick, know...

The book The Story of a Dog and a Cat is a classic work of children's literature. It was first published in 1929 and has delighted many children and their parents since then. The dog and the cat live together in a little house and run their small household and want to do everything like grown-ups, they wash the dirty floor, bake a cake, go for a walk on Sundays, write letters to children or put...

These were all just ghosts of the night, phantoms of the mind wandering in the dark. And although he had to see a lot of them and even once during a lonely walk to face Satan himself, the daylight always overcame all this devilry, and then he could lead an ordinary, pleasant life without fear of the forces of the other world.

Few authors have described Berlin in the 1920s as perceptively and comprehensively as Joseph Roth. The city guide and publicist Michael Bienert has followed in his footsteps and has put together a reader that can be used to find the Berlin of the 1920s in the city of today.