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Each time you find yourself as part of the majority, time has come for a pause and reflection.

Our existence is built on a society that conditions us to think and behave in a certain way. This is the reason why most of us take on an egocentric and materialistic lifestyle, designed to satisfy our own interest. However, our work, consumption, image and entertainment do not get to fill our emptiness. In entering the midlife crisis, many of us stop fooling ourselves, and assume that our life has no purpose or meaning. The need for change arises, together with the motivation to know ourselves better. The truth is that through this transformation process we begin to question the beliefs with which we have created our false concept of identity. And as a consequence, we get connected with our true essence, from which we start to build a life on the service of others, leading our existence to the common good.

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Hermann Hesse (1877-1962) has been for a century a spiritual reference for all generations. Orientalist, a writer of initiation, poet, novelist, painter and guru of millions of people despite himself, in his extensive work we find insights and advice that are extremely valuable to enjoy a simple, wise and essential life.

Allan Percy has selected in this inspirational book, the best pills of wisdom for readers seeking guidance and serenity in their daily life and contrasts them with situations we find in our daily lives in order to implement “The Cure of the Steppenwolf”.

We have, therefore, an original manual that leads readers to the roots of a human being in harmony with others and himself.

Stair-clouds exist. It is a strange phenomenon that just a few people have seen. In fact, we only count with some pictures of this wonder; but what is true is that the Impossible finds amusing, from time to time, to construct stair-clouds in the sky.   

Those who manage to go through it aboard of any aircraft can enter the world most surprising and exclusive magical shelter. There, and old man provides to his visitors with a particular product: a tiny bottle of rain water.

Those who drink it, get a new gift, a power that transforms them when they are back to their lives. Of course, they have to pay a high price in return, as they must give to the elderly man a piece of their own memory, something they will never remember again.

Spain's top chefs prepare recipes for kids, that will transform your children in authentic Michelin stars.

Spain's leading chefs have prepared for us “childproof” recipes, that will transform your children in authentic Michelin stars. Here, the greatest chefs are in the same level of the kids and talk to them in a simple way, sharing not only recipes but also pictures of their childhood and their experience, what are their favorite and unconfessable favorite foods, what they did not like to eat when they were kids and personal hobbies. Month to month and from the hand of Ada Parellada, we discover a special meal from one of each Michelin star, together with a children's menu prepared by Ada, which highlights an ingredient, designed both to introduce healthy habits in the diet of our children and to educate their taste in matters of gastronomy. With humor and fresh perspective, the book will engage children from the zero point.

What is top secret in Spain and what is not so in the black hand from the USA? Was the CIA implied in the attempt against Carrero Blanco, in Franco’s succession, in the Spanish 23-F? Are the US fiddling with the politics and destiny of Spain ever since the Cuba War Of Independence and up to the Irak conflict? Is this country, or was it, or would it be Europe’s Puerto Rico? Or is this country the anti-American reserve in the West to pin the blame on centuries of inner demons and paranoia? How much truth is there and how much urban myth in the thorny and complex (and always fascinating) relationship between Franco and Nixon, Gonzalez and Reagan, Aznar and Bush? What do we have ahead of us with Obama now? Is it what we expect?

Anna Grau has written this book halfway between New York, where she is a correspondent for newspaper ABC, and Madrid. Her investigation has lead her to reach the bottom of the files where the ultimate official secrets of the empire are kept, and to intertwine the versions of the deep throats from both continents. She has been able to confirm through more than two independent sources (as required by “The Washington Post”) that truth is always stranger than fiction, by far.