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      • Picture books
        September 2020

        The Space Swing

        by Jean Leroy

        Head in the stars... A moment of grace as the parents play along with their kids’ game. Mim and Crocus set up a swing with Dad. And it’s not just any swing. It’s a space swing! They invite Mom to try it out. When Dad rings the little bell for takeoff, Mim and Crocus give the swing a push. Di-ling di-ling! The journey has come to an end.

      • Picture books
        November 2020

        Doctor Popov

        by Dorothée de Monfreid

        A new adventure with the doggies! Today Popov has decided to be the doggies’ personal doctor. But nobody wants a check-up or medicine. Popov starts to cry... If that’s the case, he’s going to drink all of the cough syrup.

      • Picture books
        October 2020

        Meow! Chirp! Bonk!

        by Matthieu Maudet

        The heroine of Go Fetch! is back, and she’s braver than ever! Thanks to her red cape, Lucie is “Super Lulu.” She’s going to save the world! Suddenly she hears, “Meow! Chirp! Bonk!” A cat, a baby bird, and a turtle are in danger! Super Lulu doesn’t think twice before heading to the rescue! Really? So why can we still hear, “Meow! Chirp! Bonk!”...?

      • January 2019

        O homem como animal na Historia Animalium de Aristóteles

        by Denis, Leon

        O homem como animal na História Animalium de Aristóteles Leitura instigante. Dois milênios e meio transcorreram, desde que se tem notícia escrita da noção de si mesmo que o animal humano construiu, no exame comparativo entre as emoções, a inteligência, a perspicácia e a linguagem que aproximam e distanciam as espécies animais umas das outras. Nenhuma das características até hoje apontadas como marcadoras da superioridade dos humanos sobre o resto da espécie animal comprovou-se eficaz para estabelecer hierarquias entre a mente de uns e a de outros. Pioneira no Brasil, a reconstituição dos argumentos aristotélicos sobre as diferenças e semelhanças entre animais humanos e não humanos, ajuda-nos a dar mais um passo no restabelecimento do estatuto ético singular da vida de cada animal sob o domínio humano, sem subtrair deles o que não estamos dispostos a ceder do que nos resta." Sônia T. Felipe   Man as an animal in Aristotle's Historia Animalium Stunning reading. Two and a half millennia have passed, since there is written news of the notion of self that the human race has built, in the comparative examination between emotions, intelligence, perspicacity and language that bring animal species closer and further apart. None of the characteristics to date pointed out as markers of the superiority of humans over the rest of the animal species has proven effective in establishing hierarchies between the minds of some and that of others. Pioneer in Brazil, the reconstruction of the Aristotelian arguments about the differences and similarities between human and non-human animals, helps us to take another step in the restoration of the unique ethical status of the life of each animal under the human domain, without subtracting from them what we are not willing to give up from what we have left. "Sônia T. Felipe

      • February 2012

        Three Science Fiction Novellas

        From Prehistory to the End of Mankind

        by J. H. Rosny, translated by Danièle Chatelain, George Slusser

        Three ground-breaking works from a master of modern science fiction

      • Children's & YA

        Treasury of Science Facts Series

        by Lee Sze Wai, Dylan Yap

        Treasury of Science Facts; Lower Block and Upper Block cover the 5 core Science themes of Diversity, Cycles, Energy, Systems and Interactions through lively and exciting photos, illustrations and diagrams. Each section comprehensively explores its subject matter, making these two books indispensable reference for Primary 3 to Primary 6 students doing their school projects or homework.

      • Sap Hunters

        by Romain Benassaya, Alexandre Ristorcelli and Laurent Genefort

        The World Tree is dying, threatening the lives of all the clans that inhabit it. Can three Sap Hunters and the last Chasm Strider clan find the source of its sickness in time? All is not right within the branches of the sacred World Tree. Towering huge, its life-giving sap sustains the many divided clans living within it… until the Chasm Strider clan’s diviner, Pierig, discovers the Tree’s sap has become infected! Before he can warn his clan, tragedy strikes and he is violently captured by the Sap Hunter clan, warriors who demand he use his special divining skills to track the source of the corruption. As the sickness eats away at the World Tree, the party works its way down the levels of the massive Tree, inching closer to its roots. But what secrets do the dense roots hide? How deep will this unlikely group descend to save everything they love?Mad Max meets Avatar in this adaptation of Laurent Genefort's novel, as adapted by Alexandre Ristorcelli.

      • Children's & YA
        October 2020

        Wrong

        by Matilde Piran, Andrea Falcone

        Wrong is the story of a journey: Davide and Elisa, both 15, are on the run, looking for a place to be themselves. It’s also the story of a friendship and the search for a common language to express all those emotions that the two just can’t deal with.Davide is the invisible boy. He doesn’t like or dislike anything specific, girls and boys frighten him equally, he doesn’t fit in with any particular group, and he doesn’t know how to approach his own desires.Elisa’s family has just moved to the city from a small town so that her kid brother can get the therapy he needs. She doesn’t know anyone yet. What she knows is that her half-wit brother, will not help her make new friends.Through text and images, the story snowballs towards the meeting between Davide and Elisa, and between two different ways to go wrong and be wrong - and to do it together.

      • Agriculture & farming
        January 2015

        Biological Sciences

        Innovations and Dynamics

        by Rajeshwar P. Sinha, Richa & Rajesh Prasad Rastogi

        The objective of this book is to provide state-of-the-art knowledge, and highlight the current developments taking place in biological sciences. The book encompasses topics on prokaryotic cyanobacteria to higher plants, distributed in fourteen chapters for the benefit of graduate and post-graduate students as well as young researchers and scientists. Subjects covered include molecular and biochemical diversity of microbes, stress biology, cyanotoxins, antimicrobial activity of drugs originated from plants, natural bioactive compounds of microbial origin, detection approaches for genetically modified crops, genomics and proteomics. The book provides an insight for future perspectives in particular field with extensive bibliographies at the end of each . With all these, this book becomes highly useful and must-read for students, researchers and professionals in botany, biotechnology, bioinformatics, environmental sciences, agriculture, molecular biology and other streams of biological sciences.

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