BOOKS 2022

Tim Melly is a small boat. She spends magical and happy days in the lap of nature. One day she goes out alone on an adventure across the seas. In the calm after the storm

The night fell and the wind blew. It was possible to feel it. Where did she come from? Where did she disappear to?

Legendary storyteller Stephen King brings the fascinating story of a good guy in a very bad business. Billy Summers is standing alone in a room with a rifle. He is a hitman for the mafia, a hero of the Iraq war, and is considered the best in his field. But he always does the job only if the intended victim is a bad guy.

Concepts like logic, justice and truth are poison in relationships, and are the wall that prevents us from changing. This is what the psychologist Dr. Oded Mbaruch claims, who offers an innovative and bold psychological approach that calls for freeing ourselves from the concepts that lead us to be right,

Giles Milton tells the story of many dozens of people who were found at the main intersections of the day of the invasion of Normandy, which took place on June 6, 1944, and was an important turning point in World War II.

"All animals are equal, but there are animals that are more equal." It is a farm like all farms until the animals on it revolt. They get rid of Mr. Jones, and his place is taken by two young pigs, Snowball and Napoleon. The other members of the farm are sure that from now on they will live a life of equality and brotherhood, without exploitation and abuse.

Before Owen Michaels disappears, he leaves a note for his beloved new wife: Protect her. Despite her confusion and fear, Hannah Hall knows exactly who the note is referring to—Evan's sixteen-year-old daughter, Bailey.

When Ava Traub Abrams, a librarian on the verge of retirement, notices one morning in the newspaper a picture of a book she hasn't seen in more than sixty-five years - The Book of Lost Names - her gaze freezes.

At the age of 25, Libby Jones comes home from work and finds a letter: a letter that tells her not only who her biological parents were, but also that she is the sole heir to their abandoned mansion, a house worth millions in the Chelsea neighborhood of London

Rachel Klein was never going to kiss her creative writing professor, but with his long eyelashes, silky hair, and the sad and beautiful life he's revealed on Twitter, she does. And the kiss is very nice.

The author of the New York Times bestseller Dies to Be Me returns with "a beautiful and powerful field guide to human life in today's wild world."

In the summer of 1940, Witold Pilecki volunteered to find out what happened to thousands of people imprisoned in a new concentration camp called Auschwitz.