9 book novelties in August

Isn’t it time to take shelter from the heat somewhere in the shade and spend time with a book? What to read in August – choose for yourself!





Blood Ties: The Story of a Mistake
Credit Diane Chamberlain

Diana Chamberlain’s books are read in 12 languages, each of her novels is a long-awaited gift for connoisseurs of psychological prose. This story cannot be read in snails or on the run. Opening a book on the way from work, you risk leaving home without dinner, and yourself without proper sleep. Until the mysterious and eventful story of Laurel Lockwood and her kidnapped son Andrew in infancy is revealed to you to the end, you will hardly find the strength to postpone this novel.







I can't do it without you.
Credit Guillaume Mussaud

Love and duty, loss and gain are what our lives are made of. And sometimes events that seemed to be forever in the past find an unexpected continuation in the future. Will police officer Martin Beaumont be able to solve a daring crime and prove his professionalism? And most importantly, will he be able to understand what his youthful love, the beautiful Gabriel, has to do with this complicated affair?







Executioner's daughter and black monk
Credit Oliver Petch

A real find for lovers of historical detective (especially for fans of Umberto Eco's book "The Name of the Rose"). It is said that the ancestors of Oliver Petsch were representatives of the dynasty of German executioners. Perhaps that is why the author chose Bavaria of the XVII century as the setting for his novel. Mysterious murders, treasures of the Templars, ancient tombs and secret monastic orders. Each answer brings with it a series of new questions, and behind each solution lies new historical mysteries. Ready for adventure and mystery?











Be a miracle.
Credit Regina Brett

The subtitle of this book is “50 Lessons to Help You Do the Impossible.” No moralizing, no complex psychological theory, and no long talk about motivation. Ordinary human stories. Or rather, not ordinary, but with meaning. One chapter is one human destiny and one lesson, very simple and at the same time very important. You can read in a row or in an arbitrary order, and you will probably re-read individual chapters several times, I guarantee!







Einstein studied without cards
Written by Kathy Hirsch-Pasek, Roberta Michnik-Golinkoff, Diane Ayer

Every parent dreams that their child will become Einstein and win at least a dozen Nobel Prizes. But how do you do that? How can we prevent learning from becoming torture? It is very simple: you need to play with a child. Throw away endless cards and stop boring rote – 40 fun and exciting exercises will please your little genius much more.







What would Grace do?
Credit Gina McKinnon

At first she was the queen of Hollywood, then tried on a real crown, becoming the wife of Prince Rainier III of Monaco. A brilliant film star, a majestic princess, a caring mother, a prominent charity figure - all this is Princess Grace. This book is not just another biography of a famous woman, it is a collection of useful tips and lessons for all occasions. How not to make a mistake in choosing your path? How do you impress others? How to become a good hostess and a perfect mother? Learn from the princess!











The Invincible Mind
Credit Alex Lickerman

Nietzsche once said, “What doesn’t kill me makes me stronger.” This book teaches you not only to resist life’s difficulties, but also to maintain something very important in your life – stability and stability. No one is immune from problems and difficulties - you just need to learn to meet them steadfastly and endure with minimal losses. Did you know, for example, that “the best way to regain self-confidence when faced with a problem for which we have no solution is to act”?







Food and brain
Credit David Perlmutter

The fact that bread and sugar are harmful to the figure, everyone will tell you. However, in fact, an appetizing bun or a glass of Coca-Cola not only spoils the waist, but also literally destroys the brain! And in general, all our problems, from insomnia to bad mood, from what we eat! The author of this book, a practicing neurologist, has his own view of what modern man should and should not eat.







Mindfulness
Credit Mark Williams and Danny Penman

Mindful meditation is not the highest level of enlightenment available only to selected Shaolin monks. This is something that is necessary for everyone who lives in a state of daily stress and mental overload, that is, for each of us. The book outlines simple and affordable practices with which you can not only relax and get rid of nervousness, but also protect yourself from the flu and even learn to turn off thoughts.

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