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An efficient way that helps to solve personal conflicts, which many psichologists agree with, is choosing a film or a book so the person, identifying itself with the characters and the story, could live a situation of conflict that shows the own situation and helps to find solutions through the fiction. And nothing could be better to begin this “therapy” that this book by Silvia Adela Kohan; a book where books and films are put together according to the conflicts that we can find through our lives. After summing up the plot, a comment leads you in order to find out why that fiction makes you feel something, what is that fiction containing about you or what memory or feeling unblocks. But this book is more than a therapy manual: gives a amazing catalogue of the most transcendental films and novels that could influence on your live.

What should we do to win the children attention? Which stories are better for each age? How can a child learn from a story? “Grandparents storytellers” gives an answer to this and other questions. This book tries to show how grandparents can pass their knowledge and experience to their grandchildren through words; develops the function of storyteller that grandparents have also had in all cultures and times; shows how this function leads to enduring experiences: allows to imagine, think, dialogue, know oneself better, amuse oneself… This book also shows an anthology of universal short stories from different traditions and cultures. Each story has an age related to and an explanation of the points that grandparents could stand out and begin a conversation with grandchildren after having told the story.

Writing a novel is telling a story. Everyone has a story to tell. We have to sustain it, to enrich it and find a final so we can win over the reader. What we have to do is to give form to a succession of events and create a particular and likely universe. Writing a novel is an adventure as well as a joyful experience. After writing a novel, we are not the same as we were.

One of every twenty relations begins in the Web. In only ten years, it will be one of every five, or at least this is what the specialists think. The 30% of the divorced have a ciber-love relationship as the reason of the breaking-off. Nowadays there are more and more companies whose job is seeking ciber-adulterous. And other companies try to give alibis to those who really need them in these cases… Nobody can deny that virtual love is already a growing social phenomenon. In this book we analyze every detail through many real cases that share their experience, sweet or bitter: from falling in love through a blog to ciber-sex of terrible consequences; all this told with enjoyment and sense of humour.

Written with humor and a human touch, this book features Silvia Tarragona’s adventures and misadventures about her body. She gained weight after her father’s death, and because of it this journalist experienced discrimination and mock first hand.

Memorias de una gorda feliz (Memories of a Happy Fat Girl) gathers a series of hilarious anecdotes that give much to think about what lies behind the world of diets and physical appearance.