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From the great May storm in 1778 when John Hadley and his sons slip the British blockade off the coast of Massachusetts only to disappear at sea, the lives of the inhabitants of the wooden farmhouse on the cape, stranded amid fields of sweet peas and wild fruit vines and red pear trees, coil and weave around each other, right up to the present. Young Isaac Hadley is more interested in his pet blackbird and the star charts in The Practical Navigator than in helping to build the house; and Violet, a century later, with her stained face and her own ghostly bird, reads the same book, and finds that it's easy enough to trick a learned man, though harder to catch one...Larkin Howard is ready to sell his soul to buy the farm, but meets a woman who hears the whales cry on the beach; while in another century the young Farrell boy sees more than he should on a snowy night- and the pond out back is still dark and unforgiving beneath its deceptively golden lilies. By the 1950s, the farmhouse is part of a community of steady men and wayward boys, and women who make jam but still feel the ghostly breath of Cora Hadley, with her green fingers. As a second century draws to a close and summer visitors from the cities take over the countryside, the house can barely hold all its ghosts, but the tragedies are not over...\n\nWith a sense of place that is uncanny, and vividly real characters whose lives don't run smooth and whose stories loop together across space and time, this is a remarkable, haunting and accomplished work from a favourite novelist - an irresistible fiction about a house for all seasons.

Kevin was always different. He loved animals and seemed to understand their secret language. But other children brought out the worst in him. He chased, bullied, and shoved, until one spring when he learned an unforgettable lesson from an unlikely teacher--a blackbird who built a nest in his hand. The Blackbird's Nest: Saint Kevin of Ireland is the story of Kevin's transformation into one of Ireland's best-loved saints (AD-618), revered in many Christian traditions. Written with simplicity and humor by Jenny Schroedel, and brought to life with stunning illustrations by Douglas Montross, The Blackbird's Nest is a rich, vibrant tale of renewal and a welcome addition to children's lenten literature.

From the great May storm in 1778 when John Hadley and his sons slip the British blockade off the coast of Massachusetts only to disappear at sea, the lives of the inhabitants of the wooden farmhouse on the cape, stranded amid fields of sweet peas and wild fruit vines and red pear trees, coil and weave around each other, right up to the present. Young Isaac Hadley is more interested in his pet blackbird and the star charts in The Practical Navigator than in helping to build the house; and Violet, a century later, with her stained face and her own ghostly bird, reads the same book, and finds that it's easy enough to trick a learned man, though harder to catch one...Larkin Howard is ready to sell his soul to buy the farm, but meets a woman who hears the whales cry on the beach; while in another century the young Farrell boy sees more than he should on a snowy night- and the pond out back is still dark and unforgiving beneath its deceptively golden lilies. By the 1950s, the farmhouse is part of a community of steady men and wayward boys, and women who make jam but still feel the ghostly breath of Cora Hadley, with her green fingers. As a second century draws to a close and summer visitors from the cities take over the countryside, the house can barely hold all its ghosts, but the tragedies are not over...\n\nWith a sense of place that is uncanny, and vividly real characters whose lives don't run smooth and whose stories loop together across space and time, this is a remarkable, haunting and accomplished work from a favourite novelist - an irresistible fiction about a house for all seasons.

«'Blackbird, bye bye' è l'undicesima raccolta di Moniza Alvi, nata a Lahore nel 1954 da padre pakistano e madre inglese, e cresciuta in Inghilterra sin da quando aveva pochi mesi d'età. Ricorrono nella sua opera i temi urgenti della nostra contemporaneità, come multiculturalismo, identità, migrazioni, e anche razzismo. Ma critici, lettori e i numerosi premi ricevuti ne riconoscono il talento di saper affrontare argomenti grevi con un linguaggio semplice, talvolta vicino al prosaico - e di saper costruire, con quella stessa cifra linguistica, affascinanti immagini surreali ed oniriche, quando non metafisiche.» (dalla postfazione di Pietro Deandrea)

Readers adore Blackbird:\n ‘An unputdownable and suspenseful read’\n\n\n ‘A beautifully written, heartbreaking story’\n\n\n ‘A quick paced thriller with an unusual setting. This book will stay with me for a long time!’\n\n\n *************************************************************\n\n\n Olivia disappeared the night the blackbird died.\n It was New Year’s Eve, the night that dead blackbirds descended, hours before Alex McCarthy’s sister Olivia vanished from a party.\n\n\n Committed to finding out what happened to her sister, in their isolated Orkney village, Alex knows that dishevelled – sometimes intoxicated – Detective Inspector Birkens is her best shot.\n\n\n Yet as they uncover the secrets behind Olivia’s last night, Alex starts to discover things she may have been better off not knowing…\n\n\n \n Perfect for fans of One of Us is Lying, A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder and Riverdale.\n \n\n\n *************************************************************\n\n\n Praise for N. D. Gomes: \n ‘Gripping’ Pretty Little Memoirs\n\n\n ‘So beautifully written’ Goodreads reviewer\n\n\n ‘Truly thought provoking’ Bibliowormed

Graham Morgan has an MBE for services to mental health, and helped to write the Scottish Mental Health (2003) Care and Treatment Act. This is the Act under which he is now detained. \n\nSTART, published by Fledgling Press in 2017, was his memoir about his years of breakdowns, the harshness of his marriage and the beauty of falling in love with his partner, Wendy. It has been widely acclaimed as a must-read by mental health practitioners in the UK.\n\nBlackbird Singing is a continuation of those years, it tells tales of some of the things that have happened to Graham since START was published.\n\nIt is a musing, a meandering through real life. It is not about drama, although there is drama. It is not about devastation, although there is devastation. This is a book about living, about understanding, about learning, about growing, about love and also grief; about summers walking the dog by the sea and winters when we are too tired to think. It is about answering the alarm when the world is so surreal and dark that school and work seem like an absurdity and because it is Graham, it is about the world of mental illness and compulsory treatment and trying to live a normal life when everyone says there is no such thing as normal.

Una storia di sopravvivenza e di un'amicizia senza tempo, che nasce sotto la rossa nube del disastro nucleare di Chernobyl e attraversa odio, intolleranza, antisemitismo e oppressione.«Un ottimo spunto anche per un percorso di lettura attuale e appassionato nelle scuole, in un momento storico in cui di nuovo milioni di persone mettono in dubbio le verità condivise dalle nostre democrazie» - Gabriele Di Donfrancesco, Robinson\r\nLa madre di Valentina si chinò per guardare Oksana negli occhi. \"Ho ascoltato quello che dicevano i soldati. L'autobus della tua insegnante è diretto verso degli alloggi temporanei a venti chilometri da qui. Non è così lontano dalla centrale nucleare. Le particelle radioattive possono essere facilmente trasportate dal vento. E una volta che le persone su quell'autobus verranno messe in quarantena, non si sa quando verranno rilasciate. Se mai verranno rilasciate\". \"La tua mamma vuole che tu sia al sicuro\" disse la madre di Valentina con decisione. \"Devi mettere da parte i tuoi timori. Tutto quello che importa ora è sopravvivere\".Oksana si morse il labbro. \"Ok\" disse. \"Verrò con voi\"In una mattina di primavera, le due vicine Valentina Kaplan e Oksana Savchenko si svegliano sotto un denso cielo rosso. Il reattore della centrale nucleare dove lavorano i loro padri, Chernobyl, è esploso. Prima ancora di capire cos'è successo, le due ragazze - da sempre nemiche - si ritrovano sullo stesso treno diretto a Leningrado, dalla nonna di Valentina. Qui iniziano a scoprire cosa significa fidarsi di qualcuno. Oskana deve affrontare le bugie che i genitori le hanno raccontato per tutta la vita. Valentina deve proteggere il segreto di sua nonna, che potrebbe mettere in pericolo le loro vite. Ed entrambe scoprono di avere qualcosa che hanno sempre desiderato: una migliore amica. Età di lettura: da 8 anni.

«'Blackbird, bye bye' è l'undicesima raccolta di Moniza Alvi, nata a Lahore nel 1954 da padre pakistano e madre inglese, e cresciuta in Inghilterra sin da quando aveva pochi mesi d'età. Ricorrono nella sua opera i temi urgenti della nostra contemporaneità, come multiculturalismo, identità, migrazioni, e anche razzismo. Ma critici, lettori e i numerosi premi ricevuti ne riconoscono il talento di saper affrontare argomenti grevi con un linguaggio semplice, talvolta vicino al prosaico - e di saper costruire, con quella stessa cifra linguistica, affascinanti immagini surreali ed oniriche, quando non metafisiche.» (dalla postfazione di Pietro Deandrea)

Readers adore Blackbird:\n ‘An unputdownable and suspenseful read’\n\n\n ‘A beautifully written, heartbreaking story’\n\n\n ‘A quick paced thriller with an unusual setting. This book will stay with me for a long time!’\n\n\n *************************************************************\n\n\n Olivia disappeared the night the blackbird died.\n It was New Year’s Eve, the night that dead blackbirds descended, hours before Alex McCarthy’s sister Olivia vanished from a party.\n\n\n Committed to finding out what happened to her sister, in their isolated Orkney village, Alex knows that dishevelled – sometimes intoxicated – Detective Inspector Birkens is her best shot.\n\n\n Yet as they uncover the secrets behind Olivia’s last night, Alex starts to discover things she may have been better off not knowing…\n\n\n \n Perfect for fans of One of Us is Lying, A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder and Riverdale.\n \n\n\n *************************************************************\n\n\n Praise for N. D. Gomes: \n ‘Gripping’ Pretty Little Memoirs\n\n\n ‘So beautifully written’ Goodreads reviewer\n\n\n ‘Truly thought provoking’ Bibliowormed

Una storia di sopravvivenza e di un'amicizia senza tempo, che nasce sotto la rossa nube del disastro nucleare di Chernobyl e attraversa odio, intolleranza, antisemitismo e oppressione.«Un ottimo spunto anche per un percorso di lettura attuale e appassionato nelle scuole, in un momento storico in cui di nuovo milioni di persone mettono in dubbio le verità condivise dalle nostre democrazie» - Gabriele Di Donfrancesco, Robinson\r\nLa madre di Valentina si chinò per guardare Oksana negli occhi. \"Ho ascoltato quello che dicevano i soldati. L'autobus della tua insegnante è diretto verso degli alloggi temporanei a venti chilometri da qui. Non è così lontano dalla centrale nucleare. Le particelle radioattive possono essere facilmente trasportate dal vento. E una volta che le persone su quell'autobus verranno messe in quarantena, non si sa quando verranno rilasciate. Se mai verranno rilasciate\". \"La tua mamma vuole che tu sia al sicuro\" disse la madre di Valentina con decisione. \"Devi mettere da parte i tuoi timori. Tutto quello che importa ora è sopravvivere\".Oksana si morse il labbro. \"Ok\" disse. \"Verrò con voi\"In una mattina di primavera, le due vicine Valentina Kaplan e Oksana Savchenko si svegliano sotto un denso cielo rosso. Il reattore della centrale nucleare dove lavorano i loro padri, Chernobyl, è esploso. Prima ancora di capire cos'è successo, le due ragazze - da sempre nemiche - si ritrovano sullo stesso treno diretto a Leningrado, dalla nonna di Valentina. Qui iniziano a scoprire cosa significa fidarsi di qualcuno. Oskana deve affrontare le bugie che i genitori le hanno raccontato per tutta la vita. Valentina deve proteggere il segreto di sua nonna, che potrebbe mettere in pericolo le loro vite. Ed entrambe scoprono di avere qualcosa che hanno sempre desiderato: una migliore amica. Età di lettura: da 8 anni.

Graham Morgan has an MBE for services to mental health, and helped to write the Scottish Mental Health (2003) Care and Treatment Act. This is the Act under which he is now detained. \n\nSTART, published by Fledgling Press in 2017, was his memoir about his years of breakdowns, the harshness of his marriage and the beauty of falling in love with his partner, Wendy. It has been widely acclaimed as a must-read by mental health practitioners in the UK.\n\nBlackbird Singing is a continuation of those years, it tells tales of some of the things that have happened to Graham since START was published.\n\nIt is a musing, a meandering through real life. It is not about drama, although there is drama. It is not about devastation, although there is devastation. This is a book about living, about understanding, about learning, about growing, about love and also grief; about summers walking the dog by the sea and winters when we are too tired to think. It is about answering the alarm when the world is so surreal and dark that school and work seem like an absurdity and because it is Graham, it is about the world of mental illness and compulsory treatment and trying to live a normal life when everyone says there is no such thing as normal.

Lakeland Book of the Year 2018, Bookends Prize for Art and Literature, WINNER. With its enchanting song, striking orange bill and endearing willingness to share our living space, the blackbird is one of our best-loved birds. And, in common with all our garden wildlife, it plays a critical role in Britain's fragile and precious biodiversity. In The Blackbird Diaries, Karen Lloyd shares her deep-rooted knowledge and affection for the flora and fauna of these isles. And she issues a clarion call for the conservation of endangered habitats and species - most notably the curlew, Europe's largest wading bird. Over the four seasons, Karen intimately chronicles the drama of the natural world as it all unfolds in her garden and in the limestone hills and valleys of Cumbria's South Lakeland. What emerges is a celebration of landscapes that rarely feature in nature writing. But more than that, at a time of critical species loss, she offers rare insights into the lives of animals that may be common but are no less remarkable.

Axel Steen, l'ispettore più spregiudicato e irriverente del corpo di polizia danese, è tormentato da ricordi che non vogliono lasciarlo in pace. In un'estate particolarmente calda, una denuncia per stupro ha riaperto un vecchio caso di omicidio mai risolto: una ragazza di diciotto anni, strangolata e ripescata in un laghetto di Orstedspark, l'area verde più hot di Copenaghen. Un caso che per Axel è diventato un'ossessione e che, quattro anni prima, gli aveva rovinato il matrimonio ed era quasi costato la vita a sua figlia. Pochi confronti, trascurati nel tempo per incuria della polizia e diffidenza delle vittime, gli bastano per mettere in relazione tra loro diversi episodi di violenza analoghi: il bilancio è di dodici anni di stupri e un assassinio. Potrebbe essere il caso più importante che l'anticrimine abbia mai avuto per le mani. L'indagine lungo i labirinti bui dell'alternativo quartiere di Norrebro, sulle orme di un criminale seriale, diventa per Axel una questione di sopravvivenza. Spinto dal desiderio di riparare qualcosa di sbagliato, si getta in una frenetica caccia al colpevole con la rabbia - e i metodi non necessariamente allineati - che delinquenti e colleghi conoscono bene. Uno sbirro che fuma hashish, con la costante paura di morire, che vuole mettere un punto a quelle orribili storie di abuso e abbandono, sperando di riportare l'ordine. Per le strade e dentro di sé.

Discover the serial killer romance thriller everyone is talking about!\n\n'Hilarious, heart-warming, sexy . . . and gory. The perfect cocktail that will have you swooning and laughing. The funnest read of the year!' H. D. Carlton, international and USA Today bestselling author of Haunting Adeline\n\n'So fresh and different. It's like a funny, irreverent version of Dexter - only there's two of them and sexual tension' Abby Jimenez, New York Times bestselling author of Yours Truly \n\n----\n\nThis viral TikTok friends-to-lovers dark romantic comedy full of murder, chaos, and sizzling chemistry is unlike anything you've read before . . . perfect for fans of The Mind F*ck series.\n\nEven serial killers deserve a meet-cute.\n\nWhen a chance encounter sparks an unlikely bond between rival murderers Sloane and Rowan, the two find something elusive - the friendship of two like-minded, pitch-black souls who just happen to enjoy killing other serial killers. \n\nStalking across the country, the two hunters collide in an annual game of blood and suffering, one that pits them against the most dangerous monsters in the country. \n\nBut as their friendship develops into something deeper, the restless ghosts left in their wake are only a few steps behind, ready to claim more than just their new-found romance.\n\nCan Rowan and Sloane dig themselves out of a game of graves? Or have they finally met their match?\n\n'Brynne is a master weaver of words in this dark, decadent and delicious story of serial killers, sexy spice, and sensational fun!' RuNyx, USA Today bestselling author of the Dark Verse series\n\n***\n\n What do Readers think of Butcher &Blackbird? \n'The chemistry is explosive. The romance will make your heart squeeze painfully. The banter will have you giggling and kicking your feet. The one-liners and screwball scenarios are laugh-out-loud hysterical' ? ? ? ? ?\n\n'Butcher and Blackbird is indulgent and decadent; reading it feels like eating chocolate cake' ? ? ? ? ?\n\n'If I could rate this book infinity stars, trust me, I would in a heartbeat' ? ? ? ? ?\n\n'One of the most creative dark romances I've EVER read . . . perfection from start to finish' ? ? ? ? ?\n\n'I was so engaged I couldn't put it down' ? ? ? ? ?\n\n'The banter was chef kiss' ? ? ? ? ?\n\n'There is nothing more I can say except . . . I think I am in love with a serial killer' ? ? ? ? ?\n\n'Writing a romantic comedy about vigilante serial killers who kill other serial killers for fun, and somehow making it cute is no small feat' ? ? ? ? ?

Axel Steen, l'ispettore più spregiudicato e irriverente del corpo di polizia danese, è tormentato da ricordi che non vogliono lasciarlo in pace. In un'estate particolarmente calda, una denuncia per stupro ha riaperto un vecchio caso di omicidio mai risolto: una ragazza di diciotto anni, strangolata e ripescata in un laghetto di Orstedspark, l'area verde più hot di Copenaghen. Un caso che per Axel è diventato un'ossessione e che, quattro anni prima, gli aveva rovinato il matrimonio ed era quasi costato la vita a sua figlia. Pochi confronti, trascurati nel tempo per incuria della polizia e diffidenza delle vittime, gli bastano per mettere in relazione tra loro diversi episodi di violenza analoghi: il bilancio è di dodici anni di stupri e un assassinio. Potrebbe essere il caso più importante che l'anticrimine abbia mai avuto per le mani. L'indagine lungo i labirinti bui dell'alternativo quartiere di Norrebro, sulle orme di un criminale seriale, diventa per Axel una questione di sopravvivenza. Spinto dal desiderio di riparare qualcosa di sbagliato, si getta in una frenetica caccia al colpevole con la rabbia - e i metodi non necessariamente allineati - che delinquenti e colleghi conoscono bene. Uno sbirro che fuma hashish, con la costante paura di morire, che vuole mettere un punto a quelle orribili storie di abuso e abbandono, sperando di riportare l'ordine. Per le strade e dentro di sé.

Lockheed's SR-71 Blackbird is one of the most iconic and famous jets ever built. Assembled in secret at Lockheed's Skunkworks, the Blackbird's vital statistics remain phenomenal decades later. It holds the airspeed record for a manned jet aircraft, operated at an altitude other aircraft could barely touch and was a marvel of technical engineering. Drawing on declassified material, leading SR-71 expert Paul Crickmore reveals the history of the most fascinating of aircraft, accompanied by a range of fantastic illustrations, photographs and facts about the world's most secret spy plane.

From the bestselling author of The Ragged Edge of Night comes a powerful and poetic novel of survival and sacrifice on the American frontier.\n\nWyoming, 1876. For as long as they have lived on the frontier, the Bemis and Webber families have relied on each other. With no other settlers for miles, it is a matter of survival. But when Ernest Bemis finds his wife, Cora, in a compromising situation with their neighbor, he doesn't think of survival. In one impulsive moment, a man is dead, Ernest is off to prison, and the women left behind are divided by rage and remorse.\n\nLosing her husband to Cora's indiscretion is another hardship for stoic Nettie Mae. But as a brutal Wyoming winter bears down, Cora and Nettie Mae have no choice but to come together as one family-to share the duties of working the land and raising their children. There's Nettie Mae's son, Clyde-no longer a boy, but not yet a man-who must navigate the road to adulthood without a father to guide him, and Cora's daughter, Beulah, who is as wild and untamable as her prairie home.\n\nBound by the uncommon threads in their lives and the challenges that lie ahead, Cora and Nettie Mae begin to forge an unexpected sisterhood. But when a love blossoms between Clyde and Beulah, bonds are once again tested, and these two resilient women must finally decide whether they can learn to trust each other-or else risk losing everything they hold dear.

Lakeland Book of the Year 2018, Bookends Prize for Art and Literature, WINNER. With its enchanting song, striking orange bill and endearing willingness to share our living space, the blackbird is one of our best-loved birds. And, in common with all our garden wildlife, it plays a critical role in Britain's fragile and precious biodiversity. In The Blackbird Diaries, Karen Lloyd shares her deep-rooted knowledge and affection for the flora and fauna of these isles. And she issues a clarion call for the conservation of endangered habitats and species - most notably the curlew, Europe's largest wading bird. Over the four seasons, Karen intimately chronicles the drama of the natural world as it all unfolds in her garden and in the limestone hills and valleys of Cumbria's South Lakeland. What emerges is a celebration of landscapes that rarely feature in nature writing. But more than that, at a time of critical species loss, she offers rare insights into the lives of animals that may be common but are no less remarkable.

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