Fabriquer une femme raconte l’entrée dans la vie adulte de deux amies adolescentes, Solange et Rose. Ce sont les années 80 du siècle précédent, en province dans le Pays basque, à Bordeaux, puis à Paris. Deux destins à la fois liés et différents, Rose fera des études de psycho et restera fidèle à Christian, son premier amour ; Solange multipliera les aventures, enceinte à quinze ans, elle accouchera d’un petit garçon dont ses parents devront s’occuper, et suivra une carrière plus ou moins réussie d’actrice.

花屋の理人は、ある日絵画のギャラリーで不破の作品に強烈に惹かれる。 その後、何度も個展に足を運んでいると、不破から「男イケる？」と誘われそのままセフレに――。 身体を重ねる度にだんだんと不破を自分だけのモノにしたいという欲が出てきた理人は、一緒に暮らすよう提案するが……？

An epic fantasy of vampires, werewolves and sorcerers, Lightfall is the debut novel of Ed Crocker, for fans of Jay Kristoff’s Empire of the Vampire and Richard Swan’s The Justice of Kings. No humans here. Just immortals: their politics, their feuds—and their long buried secrets. For centuries, vampires freely roamed the land until the Grays came out of nowhere, wiping out half the population in a night. The survivors fled to the last vampire city of First Light, where the rules are simple. If you’re poor, you drink weak blood. If you’re nobility, you get the good stuff. And you can never, ever leave. Palace maid Sam has had enough of these rules, and she’s definitely had enough of cleaning the bedpans of the lords who enforce them. When the son of the city’s ruler is murdered and she finds the only clue to his death, she seizes the chance to blackmail her way into a better class and better blood. She falls in with the Leeches, a group of rebel maids who rein in the worst of the Lords. Soon she’s in league with a sorcerer whose deductive skills make up for his lack of magic, a deadly werewolf assassin and a countess who knows a city’s worth of secrets. There’s just one problem. What began as a murder investigation has uncovered a vast conspiracy by the ruling elite, and now Sam must find the truth before she becomes another victim. If she can avoid getting murdered, she might just live forever.

Rupi Kaur constantly embraces growth, and in home body, she walks readers through a reflective and intimate journey visiting the past, the present, and the potential of the self. home body is a collection of raw, honest conversations with oneself – reminding readers to fill up on love, acceptance, community, family, and embrace change. Illustrated by the author, themes of nature and nurture, light and dark, rest here. i dive into the well of my body and end up in another world everything i need already exists in me there’s no need to look anywhere else – home