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It's every parent's nightmare. Your happy, funny, innocent son commits a terrible crime: murdering a complete stranger. You don't know who. You don't know why. You only know your teenage boy is in custody and his future lost. That night you fall asleep in despair. Until you wake... ...and it is yesterday. Every morning you wake up a day earlier, another day before the murder. Another chance to stop it. Somewhere in the past lie the answers, and you don't have a choice but to find them...[Bokinfo].

'A haunting, beautiful and necessary book' Nicola Yoon, author of Everything, Everything A Barnes & Noble Best Young Adult Books of 2016 | A New York Public Library Best Books for Teens in 2016| An Amazon Best YA Books of 2016 A heartbreaking, triumphant, funny and hopeful story of one girl's battle with self harm. Charlie Davis is in pieces. At seventeen, she's already lost more than most people lose in a lifetime. But she's learned how to forget it through cutting; the pain washes out the sorrow until there is nothing but calm. She doesn't have to think about her father or what happened under the bridge. Her best friend, Ellis, who is gone forever. Or the mother who has nothing left to give her. Kicked out of a special treatment center when her insurance runs out, Charlie finds herself in the bright and wild landscape of Tucson, Arizona, where she begins the unthinkable: the long journey of putting herself back together. Kathleen Glasgow is also the author of How to Make Friends with the Dark and You'd be Home Now

Carla, sei sempre pessimista, ti piace soffrire. È un meccanismo di difesa, per non restarci male se qualcosa va storto.  Oddio, che teoria. È tremenda! Non siamo tutti ottimisti come te, che ripeti sempre che alla fine andrà tutto bene… È che alla fine andrà davvero tutto bene, Carla. E se non va bene… non è ancora la fine.

En los años ochenta, cuando Verónica tiene diez años, descubre en la vieja cartera de su padre la fotografía de una niña que jamás ha visto antes, una foto acerca de la cual su intuición le dice que mejor no preguntar. Tras ese episodio, ha vivido siempre con la percepción de que la tristeza, las discusiones y los silencios en casa escondían algo de lo que nadie quería hablar. Años después, la enfermedad de la madre enfrenta a una Verónica adolescente cara a cara con un pasado del que lo desconoce casi todo, un pasado robado que la acerca más y más a esa niña de la fotografía.Por su parte, Laura siempre ha sentido que algo no encajaba en su familia. Ha crecido insegura, bajo la sombra de una abuela absorbente y una madre que apenas le ha hecho caso. Un día, Verónica entra en la zapatería en la que trabaja Laura y, con una sola mirada de esa chica resolutiva y tenaz, Laura comprenderá que hay momentos decisivos que suponen un antes y un después en la propia vida, aunque a veces resulte difícil reconocerlos.Desentrañar la enrevesada madeja de mentiras y manipulaciones que ha conformado sus vidas les descubre que el precio de pelear por la verdad exige un amor sin censuras y un coraje extraordinario, porque el camino es aventurado y de no retorno y, tras una espiral de emociones al límite, se acabará revelando también como muy peligroso.

"Después del fallecimiento de su pareja, Marina se da cuenta de que está totalmente perdida: había ocupado el asiento del copiloto durante demasiado tiempo. Buscando empezar de cero acepta un trabajo provisional en una curiosa floristería llamada El Jardín del Ángel. Allí conocerá a otras mujeres muy diferentes entre sí, pero que, como ella, se encuentran en una encrucijada vital con respecto a su trabajo, sus amantes, sus deseos o su familia. De la relación entre ellas y Olivia, la excéntrica y sabia dueña del local, surgirá una estrecha amistad de la que dependerá el nuevo rumbo que tomarán sus vidas. Adictiva, divertida, romántica, honesta, Mujeres que compran flores es una emocionante historia de amistad, una aventura cotidiana en busca de la independencia femenina, un épico viaje al centro de los sueños de la mujer contemporánea."--From Amazon.com description

HER PERFECT LIFE IS A PERFECT LIE. . .Ani FaNelli is the woman you love to hate. The woman who has it all. But behind the meticulously crafted façade lies the darkest and most violent of pasts . . .When a documentary producer invites Ani to tell her side of the chilling and violent incident that took place when she was a teenager, she hopes it will be an opportunity to prove how far she's come since then. She'll even let the production company film her wedding to the wealthy Luke Harrison, the final step in her transformation.But as the wedding and filming converge, Ani's immaculate façade begins to crack, and she soon realises that there's always a price to pay for perfection.

`This poignant novel about fathers and daughters is also a love letter to London... A moving, life-affirming debut.' Marie Claire

Courtney Stone - sassy, smart and suddenly single - has always felt she might have been better suited to life in Jane Austen's England. She senses that she would have found soul mates in Emma and Elinor, and through good times and bad Sense and Sensibility and Pride and Prejudice have been her secret under-the-duvet pleasures. One evening, having drifted off to sleep after self-medicating with pizza, Absolut, and Elizabeth and Darcy, Courtney wakes up in nineteenth-century England, in the bed (not to mention the slim and svelte body) of a girl called Jane Mansfield. At first she thinks this has to be some sort of weird dream, but slowly she becomes used to the absence of toothpaste and fat-free food, and finds herself actually enjoying Jane's life. Perhaps she could do without her wicked new 'mother' who wants to marry Jane off as soon as possible to the nearest wealthy man ... although this may not be such a bad thing, as the nearest wealthy man just happens to be the very dishy Charles Edgeworth. But, in becoming Jane, Courtney has left some important unfinished business behind, and she soon realises that in order to return to the present day she needs not only to solve the riddle of Jane and Charles but to get to grips with her own twenty-first-century relationship phobias along the way.

Vuoi vivere un’altra vita? Non sempre è la scelta giusta. Sonia, cameriera in un lussuoso albergo, si sente sempre una figurante nella propria vita. Sogna di essere qualcun altro e, quando le viene chiesto di prendersi cura di Amina, una giovane in visita con la sua ricca famiglia, viene catapultata in un mondo di sfarzo e desideri esauditi. Amina, che le somiglia incredibilmente, le propone di scambiarsi di ruolo per un giorno, promettendo che nessuno se ne accorgerà. Sonia, vedendo la disperazione negli occhi della ragazza, accetta. Tuttavia, quando l'alba arriva, Amina non fa ritorno. Sonia si sente tradita e deve ora cercarla per riprendersi la sua identità. Scopre che il mondo dorato in cui si trova è solo un’illusione, e deve fuggire, mentre una rete di menzogne e ricatti la circonda. Comprende che lei e Amina condividono più di quanto pensasse. In un mondo in cui, se sei donna, la verità e i desideri non contano, Sonia deve guardarsi le spalle da chiunque, anche da se stessa.