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C'era una volta una cosa chiamata noia: una sensazione universale che avvolgeva gli esseri umani ogni volta che si trovavano bloccati in una situazione - in una fila, nel traffico, nella sala d'attesa del medico - senza avere nulla da fare, e dalla quale potevano nascere idee sbalorditive. Era un tempo in cui ci si poteva smarrire con facilità sconcertante in ogni città, perfino nella propria, e in cui non sapere se domani ci ...

Ein Bilderbuch über die schönste Sache der Welt: das gemeinsame Lesen Es ist wieder so weit: Lesestunde! Klar, dass der Familienkater dringend gebraucht wird, wenn Vater und Sohn zur Rechteck-Zeit zusammenkommen, um dieses unförmige Ding namens »Buch« in den Händen zu halten. Denn zum Eckigen muss was Flauschiges, damit daraus eine runde Sache wird. Ist doch klar! Aber als das Rechteck immer kleiner wird und der Junge immer größer, muss die...

The acclaimed editor of The New York Times Book Review takes readers on a nostalgic tour of the pre-Internet age, offering powerful insights into both the profound and the seemingly trivial things we've lost.It is hard to think of a single aspect of modern life that hasn't been altered by the Internet. Today we exist, for the most part, in filtered, isolated corners of cyberspace-a place that has slowly subsumed our physical habitats and all a...

Perfect for story time, New York Times Book Review editor Pamela Paul's funny and charming story about books, pets, and reading together will enchant readers of all ages. This spunky, self-assured cat has always loved Rectangle Time--when the boy and the man he lives with curl up with their rectangle and read aloud from it. The cat knows how helpful he is during Rectangle Time, of course--his presence is vital to the very ritual! But when the ...

Was wir als Kinder lesen, prägt uns ein Leben lang. Wer erinnert sich nicht daran, wie es war, sich mit seinem Lieblingsbuch auf die Couch zu kuscheln und stundenlang in Geschichten zu versinken, gemeinsam mit Atréju auf Fuchurs Rücken gen Elfenbeinturm zu fliegen, mit Ronja Räubertochter über den Höllenschlund zu springen, mit Harry Potter den Zauberstab zu schwingen - Expecto Patronum! Maria Russo und Pamela Paul haben mit LESEN MACHT STARK ...

A parent's guide to raising a lifelong reader, packed with practical ideas for engaging children of all ages in books, plus wonderful lists of books, arranged by age and subject matter, will keep the shelves stocked and young readers' interests high from birth through teens.

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With passion, humour, and insight, the editor of The New York Times Book Review explores how books have shaped her life -- and how reading shapes all our lives.

Meeting new girls isn't easy and having the courage to talk to them isn't exactly as simple as it is in the movies. Even then, the shuttering thought of being rejecting is one that most men would try to avoid at all cost. Rejection bounces from left and right and the good ones are usually hard to find. Most men worry about being stuck in the friend zone and other men worry about being straight up rejected without being given a chance to show w...

Once a taboo vice no one dared to mention, porn has become affordable, accessible, anonymous, and increasingly acceptable. This volume's investigation will further the discussion of how and where porn meets the public eye.

Flawed Heroine Keeps Book of Books, Plot Ensues. Imagine keeping a record of every book you've ever read. What would this reading trajecton/ say about you? With passion, humour, and insight, the editor of The New York Times Book Review shares the stories that have shaped her life.

A leading social critic goes inside the billion-dollar baby business to expose the marketing and the myths, helping parents determine what's worth their money--and what's a waste.

A pioneering look at first marriages lasting five years or less and ending without children, Paul's book "will be a lesson to those contemplating marriage and a comfort to those who falter” (The Economist).What is it about marriage that makes today's twenty- and thirtysomethings want it so badly? And why do so many of their marriages, despite high hopes and desires, end in divorce? Nobody goes into a starter marriage expecting to divorce and t...