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Em A massai branca – meu caso de amor com um guerreiro africano, lançado pela Geração Editorial-Ediouro, a suíça Corinne Hoffmann conta sua história de amor sem fronteiras com o guerreiro massai Lketinga. Em férias no Quênia, ela estava acompanhada do então namorado e tinha 26 anos...

A sereia é conhecida por seu canto misterioso capaz de atrair marinheiros curiosos para a sua morte. No entanto, por trás desses mitos equivocados estão contos de escapismo e cura que Lovelace tece ao longo desta poderosa coletânea de poemas. Eles tentaram silenciá-la de uma vez por todas...

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Embark on a chilling journey with the Donner Party, a group of American settlers driven by the 1840s westering fever towards California. Stranded in the Sierra Nevada during the harsh winter of 1846–1847, the emigrants faced unimaginable choices, with some resorting to cannibalism. While this gruesome aspect has become an infamous hallmark of the Donner Party, it was but a small part of their harrowing plight. The author, merely 4 years old at the time, provides a first-hand account of the journey and subsequent rescue efforts. The latter part of the book offers poignant reminiscences of...

Dive into the captivating world of history with a focus on the most influential figures of the Middle Ages. This podcast aims to make history engaging and relatable, starting with the monumental figures whose actions shaped the course of the world. By looking at history through the lens of these personalities, we can better understand the context and implications of their actions. The stories of these men arent just about Romulus, Hercules, or Alexander, but about the listener and how we might act under similar circumstances. So, join us as we explore history, one fascinating biography at a ...

Journey back to the turn of the 20th century with Beth Ellis personal journal An English Girls First Impressions of Burmah. This meticulously edited account takes you along for the ride as a young English woman voyages across the ocean to Rangoon and settles into a small European community nestled in the jungles of Remyo. Ellis, who embarked on this Asian adventure solo to visit her brother, isnt afraid to poke fun at her own overblown apprehensions. Her candid observations offer a raw and unfiltered look at the less glamorous life of British colonialists in Myanmar. Published in 1899, a mere ...

Join a young boy, aged 4 to 12, as he navigates the enchanting world of the Argentine Pampas and the bustling city of Buenos Aires. Authored by Hudson, best recognized for his work Green Mansions, this piece is especially treasured by Argentine readers for its rich depiction of South America. As an emerging naturalist, Hudson enjoyed unrestrained liberty to explore and understand his surroundings. Esteemed author Ernest Hemingway was known to appreciate Hudsons works so much so, that he even named a character in homage to him. Packed with riveting discoveries and unforgettable personalities, ...

Journey with us as we delve into the inspiring life of Florence Nightingale, a name etched into history for her remarkable contributions during the Crimean War of 1854-55. Imagine a gathering of military and naval officers in the heart of London, reminiscing about the war and pondering over who left the most indelible mark. The unanimous verdict? Florence Nightingale. Known and loved by every English child, Nightingales tale is one of dedication and courage that transcends borders. This podcast aims to bring her story alive for audiences everywhere, starting from the very beginning, as every ...

Journey into the heart of the Civil War with Union officer Benjamin F Hasson as he recounts his daring escape from captivity in the Confederacy. Captured and set to be transported to the notorious Andersonville prison, Hasson’s resourcefulness led him to freedom. This podcast not only highlights his remarkable escape but also offers a unique glimpse into the lives of Southern blacks, both enslaved and free, during the Civil War. Please note, the final section of Hassons book, which details a list of his captured comrades and their subsequent fates, is not included in this audio edition.

Journey into the personal experiences of the Officer Commanding the 4th Field Ambulance of the Australian Imperial Force. This narrative tracks his journey from departing Australia in December 1914 to his evacuation due to illness after spending five grueling months at Gallipoli. This podcast is a tribute to those who served, a reminder of their sacrifice.

In this show I talk about the complexities of being an ”aspiring writer”. I discuss finding creativity again, stories that I love and creatives that inspire me and more.

Delve into captivating biographical tales of Romes most influential men, crafted specifically for a young audience. Expertly narrated by Laura Caldwell.

Behind the Scenes invites you on an exceptional journey into the life of Elizabeth Keckley, an ex-slave who purchased her own freedom using her earnings as a seamstress. Join us as we delve into her extraordinary journey from servitude to serving Mary Lincoln herself, amidst the elite of government society. This captivating autobiography is teeming with Elizabeths personal memories and fascinating interactions with the Lincoln family and other high-profile figures of the era.

Father and Son is a riveting memoir penned by the renowned poet and critic, Edmund Gosse. Published in 1907, the book is subtitled a study of two temperaments, and offers an in-depth look into Edmunds upbringing in a devout Plymouth Brethren household. His mother, a Christian tract writer, succumbs to a painful battle with breast cancer early in his life. After her death, Edmund is taken to Devon by his father, Philip Henry Gosse, an influential invertebrate zoologist and marine biology enthusiast with little formal education. The memoir delves into Philips reaction to the emerging ...

Welcome to MindFuel: your daily spark for personal growth. Each episode brings you curated excerpts, insights, and audio highlights from the world’s most transformative self-help books. Whether you're looking for motivation, mindfulness, productivity hacks, or life-changing habits, MindFuel gives you bite-sized inspiration to fuel your journey one listen at a time.

Dive into the thrilling world of American exploration with Explorers and Travellers. Authored by Adolphus W. Greely, this collection offers concise yet comprehensive biographies of the fearless men who risked everything in their pursuit of discovery. Immerse yourself in their daring adventures and remarkable achievements, making this podcast a must-listen for history buffs and adventure enthusiasts alike.

Dive into the riveting tale of Corporal Edwards from the Princess Patricias Canadian Light Infantry, as he narrates his capture, fifteen months incarceration in Germany, and an ultimate daring escape into Holland. This podcast celebrates Remembrance Day 2008 and features two unique readings of Chapter 4, showcasing the true beauty of variety.

Explore the riveting journey of Abraham Lincoln, as we traverse the significant locations of his life, from Indiana and Illinois to Washington. This comprehensive biography paints a vivid picture of Lincolns diverse roles - from a humble storekeeper and serviceman to a state legislator and lawyer, all the way to becoming a revered Republican Party leader and the President of the United States. Experience Lincolns early struggles as an emerging lawyer, his profound affection for Anne Rutledge, and the origins of the enduring Honest Abe myth. Gain insights into Lincolns deep-rooted concerns ...

Dive into the intriguing period between 1648 and 1679 with British historian Osmund Airy. We explore a time when Cardinal Mazarin, fresh off concluding the pivotal Peace of Westphalia for France, had to face the noble rebellions known as the Fronde. By the time Mazarin drew his last breath in 1661, he had paved the way for Louis XIV to become an absolute monarch, eager to expand his realm through conquest. However, opposition arose from the young Stadtholder, William III of Orange in Holland, and the reinstated Charles II in England, who was dealing with Parliament, placating religious ...