HUNGARY 7 (AA. VV.)
Stunning architecture, piquant cuisine, vital folk art and steaming thermal spas are Hungary?s major attractions, but it?s the uniqueness of the people, their culture and language that makes it so mysterious Inspirational images, author recommendations, destination highlights and the best of local knowledgePlanning features and top itineraries to help you create your ideal tripLocal secrets that will make your trip uniquePlus: First Time Hungary, Eat & Drink Like a Local, The Wines of Hungary and Outdoor Activities Coverage includes: Planning chapters, Budapest, Danube Bend, Western Transdanubia, Lake Balaton, Southern Transdanubia, The Great Plain, Northeast Hungary, Northern Uplands, Understand and Survival chaptersEASTERN EUROPE PHRASEBOOK 5 (AA. VV.)
One of the most rewarding things about travelling through Eastern Europe is the rich variety of cuisine, customs, architecture and history. The flipside of course is that you?ll encounter a number of very different languages. Most languages spoken in Eastern Europe belong to what?s known as the Indo-European language family, believed to have originally developed from one language spoken thousands of years ago. Luckily for English speakers, most of these languages also use Roman script. Never get stuck for words with our quick reference dictionary for each language Order the right meal with our menu decoders Use our carefully selected words and phrases to get around with ease Coverage Includes: Albanian, Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, Hungarian, Macedonian, Polish, Romanian, Russian, Slovak, SloveneCENTRAL EUROPE PHRASEBOOK 4 (AA. VV.)
One of the rewarding things about travelling through Central Europe is the rich variety of cuisine, customs, architecture and history. The flipside of course is that you?ll encounter a number of very different languages. Most languages spoken in Central Europe belong to what?s known as the Indo-European language family, believed to have originally developed from one language spoken thousands of years ago Never get stuck for words with our quick reference dictionary for each language Order the right meal with our menu decoders Use our carefully selected words and phrases to get around with ease Coverage Includes: Czech, German, Hungarian, Polish, Slovak, SloveneAFRICA PHRASEBOOK 2 (AA. VV.)
In addition to its many other attractions, Africa offers incredible linguistic diversity. Most African languages belong to one of the following four language families: Afro- Asiatic, Nilo-Saharan, Niger-Congo (with the Bantu languages as the major branch) and Khoisan. Coverage of the 13 key African languagesUseful words and phrases to get you by in any part of the continentHandy pronunciation guide throughoutEasy coloured-tab navigation Coverage includes: Afrikaans, Amharic, Arabic, French, Hausa, Malagasy, Portuguese, Shona, Swahili, Wolof and Xhosa.EAST COAST AUSTRALIA 5 (HOLDEN, TRENT / MORGAN, KATE)
Picture-perfect beaches, rainforests, hip cities and the Great Barrier Reef: just a few of our favourite things along Australia?s East Coast. Lonely Planet will get you to the heart of East Coast Australia, with amazing travel experiences and the best planning advice: Inspirational images, 3D illustrations, best planning advice and recommendations from our expert authorsPlanning features and top itineraries to help you plan the perfect tripLocal secrets and hidden travel gems that will make your trip uniquePlus Sydney Harbour in 3D; Your Reef Trip; food and drink information; outdoor activities Coverage includes: Plan Your Trip, Sydney & the Central Coast, Byron Bay & Northern New South Wales, Canberra & Southern New South Wales, Melbourne & Coastal Victoria, Brisbane & Around, The Gold Coast, Noosa & the Sunshine Coast, Fraser Island & the Fraser Coast, Capricorn Coast & the Southern Reef Islands, Whitsunday Coast, Townsville to Mission Beach, Cairns & the Daintree RainforestLITERATURA MEDIEVAL INGLESA (MOYA GUTIÉRREZ, ANA / LÓPEZ SÁNCHEZ, GEMMA)

LITERATURA IRLANDESA (VILLACAÑAS PALOMO, BEATRIZ)

NO DESPERTÉIS A LA SERPIENTE . ANTOLOGÍA POÉTICA BILINGÜE (SHELLEY, PERCY BYSSHE)

UNHA LECTORA FÓRA DO COMÚN (BENNETT, ALAN)

ENGLISH IN ACTION = INGLÉS EN ACCIÓN, 2003

¿CÓMO DEBERÍA SER UNA PERSONA? . UNA NOVELA DESDE LA VIDA (HETI, SHEILA)
Sheila, una dramaturga de veintitantos recién salida de un matrimonio fallido del que aún no se ha recuperado, se siente insegura a la hora de vivir y de crear. Cuando entran en su vida Margaux, una pintora de gran talento y espíritu libre, e Israel, un artista sensual y procaz, Sheila espera poder recuperar su lugar en el arte y la vida mediante la observación atenta (demasiado atenta, a veces) de su nueva amiga, su nuevo amante y de sí misma. Sirviéndose de conversaciones transcritas, emails reales y fuertes dosis de ficción, la brillante y siempre innovadora Sheila Heti ha elaborado una obra que tiene mucho de novela, mucho de manual de autoayuda y mucho de confesión obscena; estamos ante una exploración dinámica y sin complejos de nuestra forma de vida actual, que insufla aires nuevos y sabios a las eternas preguntas: ¿Cuál es el modo más sincero de amar? ¿Qué clase de persona debería uno ser?TEST ESTRUCTURADOS DE INGLÉS II (ROSSET, EDWARD R.)

ABE SAPIEN 2, EL DIABLO NO BROMEA Y OTRAS HISTORIAS (MIGNOLA, MIKE / ARCUDI, JOHN)
NUEVAS HISTORIAS DEL PERSONAJE MÁS CARISMÁTICO DE LA AIDP. La aparición espectral de un niño fallecido en un lago. Un yelmo mágico atrapado en un submarino ruso hundido. Un antiguo demonólogo y las consecuencias de su trabajo. Tres intrigantes misiones de la AIDP de las que tuvo que hacerse cargo Abe Sapien en los años 80. Peligrosos encargos que demostraron su valía y le prepararon para su destino. Mike Mignola y John Arcudi siguen investigando el pasado de uno de los mejores agentes de la agencia con la ayuda de tres grandes artistas: James Harren , Peter Snejbjerg y Patric Reynolds .RIO DE JANEIRO 8 (INGLÉS) (ST.LOUIS, REGIS)
Golden beaches and lush mountains, colonial neighborhoods and modernist style, samba-fueled nightlife and spectacular football matches: welcome to Rio de Janeiro, where life is anything but subdued Inspirational images, city walks and recommendations from our expert authorsPlanning features and top itineraries to help you plan the perfect tripLocal secrets and hidden travel gems that will make your trip uniquePLUS Carnaval planner, the architecture of Rio, where and how to samba, and football essentials Coverage includes: Plan Your Trip, Ipanema & Leblon, Gávea, Jardim Botânico & Lagoa, Copacabana & Leme, Botafogo & Urca, Flamengo & Around, Centro & Cinelândia, Santa Teresa & Lapa, Zona Norte, Barra da Tijuca & Western Rio, Understand Rio de Janeiro and Survival Guide