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Der "Held" in Michail Lermontows Novellen ist der junge Offizier Grigori Petschorin. Mit scharfsinniger Ironie verfolgen die Erzählungen Petschorins Weg durch die russische Gesellschaft des 19. Jahrhunderts, und vor allem seine Frauengeschichten. Meisterlich manipuliert Petschorin seine Mitmenschen, sucht rücksichtslos sein Vergnügen und geht dabei fast zugrunde: Sein Rivale um die Gunst einer schönen Prinzessin fordert ihn zum Duell. Petschorin überlebt - im Gegensatz zu seinem Schöpfer.

For millennia mankind has worshipped stones, from Mecca to megaliths we have held them aloft as sacred objects and gifts from the gods. The worship of sacred stones constitutes the most ancient form of religion. From the origin of ritualized worship in Sumeria and Egypt to Secret Societies such as the Knights Templar and the Illuminati, ancient stones have been idolized and used in secret and magical ceremonies unknown to the outside world. But why?

Dietetics practitioners are food and nutrition experts who help people live healthier lives. They work in a variety of settings—from hospitals and research to sports, schools, nursing homes, and the food industry. Yet, despite the diversity of the populations they serve, the dietetics profession is predominantly female, white, and able-bodied. Only 2% of dietetics practitioners have a disability compared to 29% of US adults. There is an urgent need to diversify the field—especially by including practitioners with disabilities.

What is a Ship? Where did they come from? Where are they going next? Set sail on an unforgettable adventure across the seas in The Big Questions: What is a Ship?, an exciting and immersive book that takes young readers on a journey through time—from the earliest wooden rafts to the mega-ships of the future! Packed with stunning facts, thrilling stories, and vibrant storytelling, this book explores how ships shaped history, revolutionized travel, and continue to push the limits of technology.

Shut Up, Change Your Socks, and Drink Some Damn Water is a brutally honest, hilariously vulgar field manual for life—served with a shot of military-grade wisdom and zero sugarcoating.