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1. HarperCollins Gilmore:Meet me in Autumn. Eine Pumpkin
Gilmore Girls but make it spicy ...When Jeanie's aunt gives her the beloved Pumpkin Spice Café in the small town of Dream Harbor, she jumps at the chance of a fresh start away from her boring desk job. Once there, she meets farmer Logan, who has no interest in the gossip of the lively townspeople and prefers to keep to himself. But Jeanie's arrival upsets Logan's routines and he wants nothing to do with the irritatingly carefree woman - even though he feels inexplicably attracted to her.Can Jeanie's cheerful attitude win over the grumpy but attractive Logan, or has the city girl found the only person in town who doesn't succumb to her charm or her Pumpkin Spice Lattes?
2. HarperCollins How NOT to Summon a Demon Lord - Band 27
The manga "How NOT to Summon a Demon Lord - Volume 27" by Yukiya Murasaki offers a captivating continuation of the popular story. In this edition, the plot develops around the adventures of the protagonist, who faces various challenges in a fantastical world. The combination of humor, action, and fantasy elements captivates readers and provides an entertaining reading experience. With a paperback cover and a page count of 160, this volume is suitable for both long-time fans and newcomers. The use of recycled materials and the FSC mix sustainability label highlight the commitment to environmentally friendly products. The German translation allows a wide audience to enjoy the story and immerse themselves in the world of manga.
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How NOT to Summon a Demon Lord - Band 27
German, Etsuko Tabuchi, Naoto Fukuda, Yukiya Murasaki, 2026
3. HarperCollins Dinosaur Philosophy
A comic about dinosaurs finding meaning, together
from the international bestselling team behind dinosaur therapy, @dinosandcomics
including exclusive, never-before-seen bonus comics
posing questions such as 'do I exist?', 'how should I live?', 'what is beauty?' in each comic, dinosaur characters explore how to exist in the modern world and meditate on what it means to 'live well'.
suitable for grown-ups.
4. HarperCollins Jujutsu Kaisen - Band 30 (Finale)
English "Ladder to Heaven" unleashes a devastating destructive power. However, the annihilating energy beam not only targets Sukuna but also Yuji and Aoi. Immediately, the King of Curses prepares for the final counterattack. But before the great showdown, Yuji has one last trick up his sleeve: now that he can finally unleash his own territory, he manages to surprise even a demon over a thousand years old once again.
5. HarperCollins Ein unheimlich guter Mensch
"An Incredibly Good Person" is a captivating novel that highlights the challenges and absurdities of life in today's world with razor-sharp irony and a hilarious style. The story follows a protagonist who must navigate a world full of expectations and societal norms. Readers are taken on an emotional journey that prompts both laughter and reflection. The narrative is not only entertaining but also reflects the painful truths of growing up. With a clear focus on the millennial generation, the novel offers a contemporary perspective on identity, relationships, and the search for one's place in the world. Additionally, the use of recycled materials in the book and the FSC mix sustainability label emphasize a commitment to environmental awareness.
6. HarperCollins Red Clocks
Shortlisted for the inaugural Orwell Prize for Political Fiction. "Intense, beautifully crafted... Her talent is electric. Get ready for a shock." - Guardian. "This is a work of fiction. Keep telling yourself that.".
7. HarperCollins The Secret Keeper of Main Street
"The Secret Keeper of Main Street" by Trisha R. Thomas is a captivating novel set in the oil-rich Oklahoma of the 1950s. The story follows Bailey Dowery, a talented seamstress known not only for her exquisite craftsmanship but also for her extraordinary gift of intuition. This ability to sense the deepest desires and fears of her clients makes her a silent witness to a shocking crime. In the charming town of Mendol, where she works for the wives of local oil barons, Bailey is confronted with the secrets and scandals of high society. Despite her aunt's warnings to stay out of the affairs of the white community, Bailey finds herself entangled in a web of intrigue and secrets as she tries to control her gift while ensuring her own safety. The novel offers a poignant narrative about identity, loyalty, and the challenges that come with special abilities.
8. HarperCollins Why Mummy Drinks
"Why Mummy Drinks" is a humorous novel by Gill Sims that highlights the challenges and joys of motherhood in a refreshingly honest way. The protagonist, a mother reflecting on her 39th birthday, struggles with the expectations placed upon her while trying to maintain her own identity. With a sharp sense of humor and a touch of self-irony, she describes her daily life, shaped by the demands of family life. From returning to school to the social obligations that come with being a mother, it becomes clear that the path to being the perfect mom is filled with obstacles. The narrative is not only entertaining but also prompts reflection on societal expectations of mothers. The blend of wit and reverence for life's challenges makes this book a must-read for anyone who finds themselves in similar situations.
9. HarperCollins Passage to Tokyo
"Passage to Tokyo" is the second volume of the "Ancestor Memories" series, taking readers into historical Japan of the 1920s. The protagonist, Yui Sanada, finds herself in a challenging situation as she tries to raise her younger brother Hiro while dealing with the struggles of their alcoholic mother. A trip to Ueno Park leads Hiro into a mysterious tunnel beneath a samurai monument, and Yui follows him into another time. Suddenly, she is in the year 1923, just before the devastating Kanto earthquake that will bring the city to ruin. As she tries to find her brother, she develops a deep bond with Chiyo, a young woman who helps her navigate this new world. Yui faces the challenge of saving her family and the people she loves from the impending disaster. This gripping story weaves historical events with fantastical elements and explores the strength of family and friendship in difficult times.
10. HarperCollins Seveneves
"Seveneves" is a captivating science fiction epic by Neal Stephenson that explores the themes of annihilation and survival over a span of five thousand years. The story begins with a catastrophic event that turns Earth into a ticking time bomb. In a desperate race against time, nations around the world collaborate to develop an ambitious plan aimed at ensuring the survival of humanity in space. However, the complexity and unpredictability of human nature, along with unforeseen challenges, threaten the brave pioneers until only a few survivors remain. Five millennia later, their descendants, seven different races, embark on another daring journey into an unknown world that has been completely transformed by disasters and time: Earth. Stephenson combines science, philosophy, technology, and literature in this work, offering a striking vision of a future that is both extraordinary and eerily familiar.
- Epic about annihilation and survival over five thousand years
- Combination of science, philosophy, and technology
- Explores complex human nature and challenges
- Depiction of a future that is both extraordinary and familiar
- Captivating narrative with profound ideas.
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