Anouk, Ben and Cara dream of a fabulous treasure buried on the golden island across the harbor. A mysterious and grizzled old man offers them passage on his boat, but only if they can solve seven vexing riddles. If they succeed, a strange and magical prize awaits them.
Enchanting illustrations by Stephane Jorisch illuminate this story by one of Britain's best-loved children's authors.

In this sweet and tender picture book, a trip to the library turns into an adventure in kindness and a reminder that people experiencing homelessness deserve compassion and respect—just like every human.

During a visit to the library, Brian is sure he sees his Pop-Pop around the corner—same eyes, same beard, same bushy eyebrows.

Nope, that's not Pop-Pop!

This man brushes his teeth in the restroom and his sneakers are patched with duct tape. Some people make frowny faces and even call him mean words, but Not Pop-Pop loves books, puzzles, and turtles, just like Brian.

He may not be Brian’s pop-pop, but could he be someone’s?

Not Pop-Pop also includes a kid-friendly resource for adults to begin conversations about homelessness, empathy, and ways that anyone can make a big difference in the life of a person in need.

An affecting exploration of the ways our roles as parents and children change over a lifetime

Paul at Home is Quebecois superstar Michel Rabagliati’s most personal book yet, a riveting, emotional, and frequently amusing take on the losses and loneliness of being closer to retirement than to university. Paul is in his mid-50s, a successful cartoonist with an achy shoulder living in a house he once shared with his wife and daughter. The backyard is unkempt, full of weeds. A swing set sits idle, slowly rusting beside a half-dead tree Paul planted with his then-five-year-old daughter. The room that belonged to his now-18-year-old daughter is mostly unused, especially once she decides to move overseas.

Left unspoken but lingering in the background is Paul’s divorce after a three decade relationship with his high school sweetheart. Amid all of this emotional turmoil, Paul visits his ailing mother in the final months of her life. Like Paul, she divorced in mid-life after a long marriage. She spent most of her remaining years alone or in unfulfilling relationships, which Paul implicitly fears might happen to him. Online dating only seems to make the world worse.

Rabagliati doesn’t shy away from these intimate issues, approaching them as much with self-deprecating humor as with sorrow or pain. Characterized by both a deep insight and a willingness to poke fun at life’s shortcomings, Paul at Home is a playful and poetic rumination on loss and the sometimes unsettling changes that come with middle age.

女人今后的人生要怎么度过才好呢。
她们支撑着社会的繁荣 却不得不直面内外的虚空
日本泡沫经济时代的真实记录
一代名记笔下的世纪末图景
被岩波书店评为“了解现代的100册非虚构作品”之一
影响日本战后的非虚构系列代表作，畅销日本多年

疲劳与发热、疼痛并称为身体的“三大生物预警”，疲劳袭来，身体拉响的是“现在继续活动，迟早要威胁到生命”的警报。案头工作、眼疲劳、运动劳累、没精神、压力大、睡眠不足……所有疲劳的原因只有一个——大脑“自主神经中枢”疲劳了，如果正处于兴奋状态，或者正感到幸福，人脑会无视身体发出的警报，疲劳就无法转换为“疲劳感”，长此以往，结果就是危害更大的隐性疲劳，甚至“过劳死”。本书以脑科学研究为基础，以大脑自主神经的工作机制为线索分析大脑疲劳的成因，并揭示脑疲劳为何会被遮蔽而成为隐性疲劳。作者从介绍疲劳的信号、描述隐性疲劳的特点入首，从社会文化、当代世情等方面分析人们容易疲劳的原因，把隐性疲劳的方方面面讲透后，接着进入问题的“解决篇”，教大家消除疲劳、缓解疲劳的科学方法，同时提醒大家经常进行疲劳的自查和预防，并介绍具体方法，以免疲劳积压成疾。

我们需要走向荒野，这是我们生活的一部分。
 夏勒博士的文字不仅传递了科学知识，还引发了读者对生命意义和人与自然关系的深刻思考
 夏勒博士数十年的科考经历和人生感悟激励了许多人关注自然、投身环保事业
 《深入野性蒙古》是科学性与文学性、科学普及与人文关怀相融合的典范
世界上的野生动物如此美丽，人们需要去欣赏、珍视和尊重。这是我们生活的一部分，我们需要回归大自然。离开喧闹的城市，远离电脑，走出去聆听、观察和投入周围的环境。你会开始思考，我们不应该保护这些吗？我们是自然界的一部分，而人们往往会忘记这一点。我们需要提醒自己，自然是美丽的。如果你心态开放，你就能获得快乐和满足，它也会直达你的内心。
——乔治•夏勒
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从1989年到2018年，乔治•夏勒与来自蒙古本土及其他国家的生物学家合作，跟踪、观察了蒙古旷野中最为稀少的一些物种。这些发现的背后，是在偏远地区开展野外工作的苦与乐，从躲避荒野上的土匪到苦苦搜寻果腹之物。夏勒最为珍视的地方是蒙古国辽阔而又脆弱的东部草原，还有原野上仿佛在流动的蒙原羚群，他用朴素的笔触白描了这些美得惊人的荒野。另外，夏勒还在书中描写了一些历史背景，关于这片土地及其人民，以及十三世纪大名鼎鼎的统治者成吉思汗的故事等。
夏勒博士的工作动力源于他的远见卓识，如果要让野外空间和珍稀物种得以留存，就有必要采取切实的行动。同时，夏勒也在考察中找到了当地人的信条，善待自然，自然得善待。

★ 人气插画师、古生物研究者川崎悟司重磅作品，尚未出版就已走红网络！
★ 风靡日本的科普神作震撼上市！魔性画风+专业知识+奇趣解读，以独一无二的脑洞向你展示跟动物交换身体是怎样一种体验。
★ 绝佳脑洞创意，前所未有的“体感型”动物图鉴，内容独特，画风清奇，吸睛搞笑！
★ 图解4大类20余种动物的身体结构、成因、特殊功能、生活方式、进化故事等，专业知识全掌握。
★ 知名古生物学者、科普作家邢立达作序审定，日本游戏制作人小岛秀夫特别推荐！
《跟动物交换身体》是日本人气插画师、古生物研究者川崎悟司创作的一本以人体作为参照的“体感型”动物图鉴。全书用多幅生动幽默的插画描绘了爬虫类、两栖类、哺乳类、鸟类4大类，乌龟、大象、长颈鹿、企鹅等二十多种动物的身体结构及背后的演化奥秘，通过将动物的特征与人类一一对比，将专业的生物解剖学知识转化成夸张、冲击力超强的画面，产生真实有趣的对照，带你走进一场跨物种体验的惊奇之旅！

他以文字名满全球。
他的“蓝调”令万千人神迷忧伤。
文字是他的符号，“跑者蓝调”何尝不是？
不再是浮华迷茫，不再是旖旎感伤，不再羚羊挂角无迹可寻——写了几十年“别人”的文字，他第一次只写自己：小说之外、故事之外、文字之外，均是不施雕琢娓娓道来，清淡如云，宁静如水……

“我们真的活了好久。我对浮世产生了眷恋。”
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一位从未想过从事写作的家庭主妇、作家丈夫的口述笔记员。
丈夫去世后，五十二岁以《富士日记》惊现日本文坛。
讲述母女相伴相守的日常——《日日杂记》中文版首度亮相。
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一天，地下剧场放映松本清张的《砂之器》，电影出现旧时日本的景色，只去过热海和京都的我却有种怀念之感。
一天，花[女儿]做了个梦：我在隅田川游泳，和我并行，在我的斜上方，妈妈在飞。
一天，阿球[猫咪]没了呼吸。按人类的年龄，它一百岁了。
一天，我弄丢了花的钱包。她一句话也不说，脚步严峻又匆忙。我感觉自己变成了十分老迈的人。
一天，看到关东煮的实物模型，情绪像热水一样涌上来：死后的世界该很寂寥吧。那个世界没有这样的热闹吧。我还想在充斥着这些东西的世界再活一阵！
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母女和爱猫共度的最后一段人生旅程。一日三餐，携伴出行，平静的日常深处不时翻起记忆的潮涌。
武田百合子是晚成的也是天生的散文家，她以孩童般鲜活又强烈的目光，记述倏然而至、令人莞尔的细节，悠长四季流转更迭的风物，裹挟在死之预感与生之眷恋中、一日一日步履不停的人们。她的日记是生活的枝与叶，撷取到手，仍在呼吸。

“我母亲说，只在某一封没写完的信里，才见到你爸爸充满情感的回顾：’天寒刮起西北风，让我想起满目萧条的，我的青春年月……’”
这本书讲的是金宇澄父母的故事，也是他们那个时代人们的故事。

图书市场越发繁荣，装帧越发精致，书店越发引人驻足，作家也从未像现在这样红遍全球，但真正的文学却近乎绝迹。杜布拉夫卡假借一个被英美文学市场冷落的东欧人之口，一一吐槽当今文学世界的诸多乱象：

隔三差五就会横空出世的文学新星；被反反复复“重新定义”的文学；各显神通的身份政治书 写；本末倒置的版权运营模式；宛如超市与咖啡馆结合体的书店；本质上与图书无关的书展；做派与作家无二的网红编辑；认为伊万娜·特朗普比布罗茨基更能“对祖国的政治形势做出鞭辟入里的分析”的媒体书评……文学失去了它的准入机制与评判标准，任何明星都可以在任何地方宣传他们的新书，任何一种负面评价都能被狡黠的市场拿来营利。

然而，最诡异的一点还是：在这个无比“民主”的全球化大市场上，其文化“商品”及创作要求，却总能让人想起我们的老朋友“社会主义现实主义”……

The NYT bestseller now available with beautiful full-color illustrations for young readers! Explore the amazing ways animals see, hear, and feel the world, with Pulitzer Prize winner Ed Yong.

Did you know that there are turtles who can track the Earth's magnetic fields? That some fish use electricity to talk to each other? Or that giant squids evolved their enormous eyeballs to look out for whales?

The world is so much BIGGER and more "immense" than we humans experience it. We can only see so many colors, we can only feel so many sensations, and there are some senses we can't access at all.

Exploring the amazing ways animals perceive the world is an excellent way to help understand the world itself. And this young readers adaptation of the mega-bestseller AN IMMENSE WORLD is perfect for curious kids and their families. Sure to capture young readers' interest it is filled amazing animal facts and stunning full-color illustrations. 

Along the way are tons of amazing animals Did you know that leopard pee smells like popcorn? That there is a special kind of shrimp whose punches are faster than a bullet? That it's important to take your dog for dedicated "smell walks?" Want to know the real reason zebras have stripes? ( it's not for camouflage)? Pick up this enthralling and enormously entertaining book to find out!

"A sturdy addition to the bad-mood shelf." -KirkusThis wordless picture book is a thought-provoking exploration of disruptive feelings. Readers may interpret these as anger, anxiety, or even a creative brain storm.Follow along as a mood pesters a young boy and ends up rubbing off on all those around him. After a frustrating day under his version of a little dark cloud, he discovers that ultimately working through your feelings and emotions begins with you. The wordless pages inspire readers to "read" the story as they apply their own interpretations to the young boy's plight.