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Condition: As New. : Sindicato del Crimen es una emocionante novela gráfica de superhéroes publicada por ECC Ediciones. Con 152 páginas en formato de tapa blanda, esta obra cuenta con la colaboración de varios autores, incluyendo a Bárbara Azagra Ruiz, Bryan Hitch, Andy Schmidt y Kieran McKeown. La historia promete acción y aventura en el universo de los cómics. EAN: 9788419186997 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Cómics y Manga Título: Sindicato del crimen Autor: Bárbara Azagra Ruiz| Bryan Hitch| Andy Schmidt| Kieran McKeown Editorial: ECC Ediciones Idioma: es-ES Páginas: 152 Formato: tapa blanda.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - +++ A book that has already accompanied more than 50,000 people +++The house sounds different now. And you are still here, with all that love and nowhere to take it.This book gives no advice and sets no deadlines. It does not say that time heals everything. It never asks you to move on, turn the page, or be strong. It simply keeps you company.The Chair Beside Mine offers 62 short readings - a page or two each, in comfortable large print - about what really happens after losing the person you shared your life with.The new silence. Their side of the bed. Their chair. The closet you are not ready to open. The first birthday. The people who do not know what to say. The guilt of having a good day. Laughing again without betraying anyone.Inside the book: - 62 brief readings, each only one or two pages long- Comfortable large print for quiet, unhurried reading- Reflections on the home, belongings, anniversaries, other people, loneliness, memory, and the difficult work of continuing- No deadlines, stages, or instructions for how grief is supposed to look- A respectful approach to faith: no belief is assumed, and both faith and non-faith are given room- A few final pages for children, grandchildren, and friends on how to offer company without hurrying someoneThe book is written to be read the way grief is lived: a little at a time, in any order, on the good days and the bad ones. Open it wherever you need. Return to the same reading as often as you like. Put it down when you have had enough.It assumes nothing about you - not your faith, your family, your country, or how long it has been. Where it touches on belief, both doors are held open with the same respect.Ideal for: - Someone who has lost a husband, wife, or lifelong partner- Anyone living with the strange silence that follows a shared life- Children, grandchildren, and friends searching for a meaningful way to offer comfort- A gentle condolence gift when you do not know what to sayYou do not have to move on today. Sometimes it is enough to have a few words nearby and to know that there is no need to hurry.Important notice: this book offers companionship, not treatment, and does not replace professional support.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - +++ Used by more than 10,000 families +++'A bird in the hand.' - you finished that sentence without thinking. That is exactly what this book is for.Sayings are among the last things to fade. Nobody studied them: they were heard in the kitchen, at work, around the family table. And they can remain firmly in place even when names and dates begin to wander. That is why they can open a conversation like almost nothing else.Sayings of a Lifetime brings together 176 time-honored sayings and proverbs, one per page and in large print, designed for slow reading, remembering, and conversation.What you will find inside: - 176 sayings and proverbs, one per page, in a clear and comfortable layout- Large print, with no hunting for the line or holding the book close to your face- A short paragraph explaining what each saying means and, where it is genuinely known, where its imagery came from - a trade, a custom, or the farming calendar- Three questions on every page: Who used to say it in your family What does it bring back Does it still hold true today - Ten ruled pages at the end for the sayings of your own family - the ones that may never have appeared in any bookThe 176 sayings are arranged in eight themes: - Weather and the seasons- Work and trades- House, table, and bread- Family, children, and love- Friends and neighbours- The tongue, truth, and character- Money, caution, and luck- The years and the road travelledThe questions are not a quiz and have no right answers. Nobody is corrected here. If your family said a proverb differently, then that version belongs to your family's story.Perfect for: - Reading alone - one page a day, perhaps in the armchair after lunch- Reading together with a son, daughter, or grandchild- Reminiscence and conversation groups in senior centres and care homes- Families looking for a simple way to bring memories and stories into conversation- A meaningful gift for someone who always had a saying for everythingSometimes the beginning of a sentence is enough to bring back an entire story.Important notice: talking and remembering can offer companionship and brighten the day, but this book is not a treatment or therapy and does not replace professional care.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - +++ More than 10,000 readers in the UK +++ Are you looking for a book your mum, dad, or grandparents can truly enjoy-without strain, without complicated plots, and with that lovely feeling of wanting to read 'just one more chapter' tomorrow A gift that doesn't sit on a shelf, but sparks memories, starts conversations, and brings real comfort Remember When is a large-print, easy-to-read book for older adults in the UK who enjoy warm, familiar stories from the past. Inside are 30 short chapters, each based on a real British news story or national moment from decades gone by-told in a cheerful, nostalgic tone, like the kind of story you might share over a cup of tea.Each chapter mixes the headline moment with everyday details many readers will recognise: what people listened to on the radio, what evenings at home felt like, how shopping and travel changed, the music everyone hummed, and the TV programmes families watched together. At the end of every chapter there are three gentle questions designed to help readers exercise memory, share stories, and enjoy meaningful conversation-at home, in a care setting, or in a reading group.Inside this book you'll find: - Large print and a comfortable layout- Simple language with a calm, steady reading pace- Short, true-to-life stories based on real UK moments and shared experiences- 3 memory questions per chapter to encourage recall and conversationBenefits for older readers: - Enjoyable, calming reading-no complicated storyline to follow- Gentle mental stimulation through familiar topics and guided recall- Encourages conversation and connection with family, friends, carers, or groups- Supports confidence by helping readers remember and share their own life storiesIdeal for: - Older adults who prefer clear, warm, straightforward reading- Families looking for a thoughtful gift that leads to 'Do you remember. ' moments- Carers, activity coordinators, and care homes wanting an easy, ready-to-use conversation resourceA book to revisit past moments, take your time, and discover how comforting-and enjoyable-memory can be when it's shared.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - +++ Used by more than 10,000 families +++The words go first. The song stays.Anyone who has sung with an older person knows the small miracle: someone who struggles to find the words of the day begins, all the same, the second verse of a song from when they were young. This book was made for that moment.Songs of a Lifetime gathers 64 beloved old songs, all with the complete words and in large print, so an older reader can follow each line with a finger while singing. No abbreviations and no 'repeat chorus' when the chorus returns, it is printed again in full.Inside the book you will find: - Songs of courting and home: Daisy Bell, Let Me Call You Sweetheart, After the Ball- Songs of home and far away: Danny Boy, Loch Lomond, Home on the Range, Molly Malone, Waltzing Matilda- Songs to make you smile: It's a Long Way to Tipperary, Bill Bailey, Polly Wolly Doodle- Songs for little ones, perfect for singing with children and grandchildren- Christmas and New Year favourites: Silent Night, Jingle Bells, Auld Lang Syne- Hymns and spirituals of faith and comfort: Amazing Grace, Abide with Me, Swing Low, Sweet ChariotEvery song includes a warm two-line introduction explaining who wrote it, when it appeared, and how it was traditionally sung.A gentle opening guide offers practical suggestions for singing with someone with dementia: start the verse and wait, never quiz or correct, and remember that one song may be enough. A final section invites families to write down the songs that belong to their own story.The 64 songs were published before 1930 and are presented as public-domain works, drawn from English-language traditions across the United States, England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, Canada, and Australia.Ideal for: - Families who want to sing with parents and grandparents- Caregivers looking for a simple shared activity- Care homes, day centres, memory groups, and activity coordinators- Grandparents who want to sing familiar songs with grandchildren- A meaningful gift for someone who has always loved to singA book for families, caregivers, activity coordinators, and choirs of two - because houses sound better with singing in them.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - +++ Over 10,000 Readers in the US +++ Looking for a book your mom, dad, or grandparents can truly enjoy-without strain, and with enough warmth and interest to pick up again tomorrow A gift that doesn't sit on a shelf, but sparks real conversation and keeps someone company Remember When American News Stories to Spark Memories gathers 30 major U.S. news events and cultural moments, starting in the 1960s and moving through the decades, told in a calm, simple, easy-to-follow style-the way people might have talked about it at the kitchen table or on the front porch. These true stories are written especially for retired readers in the United States, including anyone who prefers clear language, a steady pace, and familiar 'I remember that!' moments.Each chapter pairs the headline with everyday details many readers recognize-radio and TV news at home, cars and commuting, school days, changing music, election nights, national crises, and moments of pride and relief. At the end of every chapter you'll find three short memory questions designed to encourage gentle recall and meaningful conversation with family, friends, senior groups, or caregivers.Inside this book you'll find: - Large-print, comfortable reading with clear language and short paragraphs- 30 true American news stories from the 1960s to today- A warm, steady tone-engaging without being overwhelming- 3 memory-boosting questions per chapter to spark 'Do you remember. ' momentsBenefits for the reader: - Enjoyable reading without complicated plots- A gentle way to keep the mind active through familiar topics- Encourages memory and attention by recalling places, people, and daily routines- Creates calm, quality time-alone or sharedPerfect for: - Older adults who prefer simple stories and large print- Families searching for a meaningful gift that opens conversation- Caregivers, senior centers, and assisted living communities looking for an easy, respectful discussion toolA book to revisit the years that shaped a lifetime-unhurried, familiar, and comforting-because memory is something we can care for, one story at a time.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - +++ Used by more than 50,000 families +++There comes a time when conversation is no longer possible. Questions become tiring, long sentences get lost along the way, and the caregiver may no longer know what to do with the hours spent together.Slowly, There Is Time is a book to read aloud when illness is well advanced. There are no questions to get wrong, no dates to remember, and no names to recall. Nothing is demanded. Only simple things happening now: fresh bread, rain on the roof, a cat in the sun, clean sheets.What the book is like: - One sentence on each page, in very large print with generous white space- 54 everyday scenes arranged in six parts- Everything is written in the present tense: the listener is never asked to remember- Short, concrete, sensory sentences about smell, touch, temperature, sound, and light- Open the book anywhere, read for as long as feels right, and close it without needing to finish- The same chapter can be read again and again: repetition is part of the experienceThe six parts explore simple, familiar experiences: - The house: the kitchen, table, bed, clean sheets, window, fire, door, chair, courtyard- The street and countryside: morning, sun, rain, wind, paths, rivers, sea, snow, lamplight- Things to eat: bread, coffee, soup, ripe fruit, oranges, chocolate, stew, cake- Animals and plants: cats, dogs, birds, hens, horses, flowers, trees, gardens, bees- Hands and body: water and soap, clean clothes, shoes, blankets, sun on the face, rest- Sounds and music: bells, rain on the roof, clocks, radio, laughter, dance music, singingA short practical section for the person reading aloud explains: - How to prepare the moment: light, quiet, glasses, hearing aids, and comfortable seating- What to do if the person becomes restless, cries, asks for someone who is absent, or does not respond- Why repeating is not a mistake and why silence after each sentence is part of the reading- How simple sensory objects can be used safely alongside the bookWritten for: - Sons and daughters caring for someone at home who have run out of things to say- Care homes, day centres, memory units, and home-care services- Occupational therapists and care staff seeking sensory material written for adults, not adapted from children's activities- Relatives who want to be close without turning a visit into a test of memoryWritten in plain international English, without local idiom.Important notice: this book is not a treatment, therapy, or diagnostic tool, and it does not replace a health professional. Reading aloud may soothe and help people feel closer, but it does not cure or halt any illness.No remembering is required. No answer is required. Sometimes a familiar voice, a simple sentence, and time together are enough.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - +++ More than 10,000 readers in Australia +++ Looking for a book your mum, dad, or grandparents can truly enjoy-one that doesn't strain the eyes, doesn't talk down to them, and gives them something wonderful to yarn about over a cuppa The News That Shaped Our Lives revisits thirty major Australian news stories, from the 1954 Royal Tour and the Melbourne Olympics to the Dismissal, Cyclone Tracy, the America's Cup, Cathy Freeman's golden night in Sydney, and the events of 2020.Each chapter tells one true story in clear, warm, easy-to-follow language-and ends with three gentle memory questions that invite readers to recall and share their own experiences.Big news events act like memory anchors. A single headline can bring back a kitchen, a job, a beach, a whole season of life. This book uses those anchors with care and respect: no quizzes you can fail, no politics, no pressure-just stories, memories, and conversation.In this book you will find: - Easy reading with clear language and a calm pace- Large print and a comfortable format for fatigue-free reading- Thirty short chapters on the Australian news stories everyone remembers- Three gentle memory questions at the end of every chapterBenefits for the reader: - Keeps the mind active through familiar national stories- Awakens personal memories of where you were and who was with you- Sparks conversation between generations-perfect for family visits- Comforts with the rhythms of a shared Australian lifeIdeal for: - Older Australians who prefer clear, warm reading- Families looking for a meaningful gift for a parent or grandparent- Carers, seniors' clubs, and aged-care homes seeking a book to read aloud and discussFrom the Queen's first visit to the screen in your pocket, these are the headlines a generation lived through-and the memories that belong to them alone.The news may belong to history, but the memories belong to you.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - +++ Over 100,000 Readers in India +++ Are you looking for a book your mother, father or grandparents will read with pleasure, without effort, and with eagerness to continue the next day A gift that won't sit unread on a shelf, but will open conversations and truly keep them company Yaadon Ka Safar gathers 30 news stories and important moments from India between 1947 and today, told in a warm, simple tone - the way they were once spoken in living rooms, on verandas, on the steps of a Bangalore school, or over a cup of filter coffee. These stories are written for older Indian readers, especially for those who lived through the country's transformations and want to remember without hurry. Each chapter combines the headline with familiar everyday scenes: the wireless set in the corner of the room, the arrival of television, the ration-shop queues of the 1960s, the freedom struggle in family memory, the IT boom in Bangalore, the soft landing on the Moon at Chandrayaan-3. At the end of each chapter, three gentle Memory Questions help exercise the memory and spark conversations at home, in senior centres or in care homes. Inside the book you will find: - Easy reading with clear language and a calm pace- Large print and a comfortable format for tireless reading- Short stories based on real news, with familiar Indian settings- Memory Questions at the end of each chapter to activate recollection and encourage conversation Benefits for the reader: - Companionable and entertaining without complication- Helps keep the mind gently active- Stimulates memory and attention through places, people and eras>Ideal for: - Older readers who prefer clear, warm reading without complicated plots- Families looking for a meaningful gift that prompts 'Do you remember when. '>A book for returning to what was lived, telling it gently, and discovering that memory is also cared for by sharing it.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. +++ More than 10,000 readers in the UK +++ Are you looking for a book your mum, dad, or grandparents can truly enjoy-without strain, without complicated plots, and with that lovely feeling of wanting to read "just one more chapter" tomorrow? A gift that doesn't sit on a shelf, but sparks memories, starts conversations, and brings real comfort?Remember When? is a large-print, easy-to-read book for older adults in the UK who enjoy warm, familiar stories from the past. Inside are 30 short chapters, each based on a real British news story or national moment from decades gone by-told in a cheerful, nostalgic tone, like the kind of story you might share over a cup of tea.Each chapter mixes the headline moment with everyday details many readers will recognise: what people listened to on the radio, what evenings at home felt like, how shopping and travel changed, the music everyone hummed, and the TV programmes families watched together. At the end of every chapter there are three gentle questions designed to help readers exercise memory, share stories, and enjoy meaningful conversation-at home, in a care setting, or in a reading group.Inside this book you'll find: Large print and a comfortable layoutSimple language with a calm, steady reading paceShort, true-to-life stories based on real UK moments and shared experiences3 memory questions per chapter to encourage recall and conversationBenefits for older readers: Enjoyable, calming reading-no complicated storyline to followGentle mental stimulation through familiar topics and guided recallEncourages conversation and connection with family, friends, carers, or groupsSupports confidence by helping readers remember and share their own life storiesIdeal for: Older adults who prefer clear, warm, straightforward readingFamilies looking for a thoughtful gift that leads to "Do you remember.?" momentsCarers, activity coordinators, and care homes wanting an easy, ready-to-use conversation resourceA book to revisit past moments, take your time, and discover how comforting-and enjoyable-memory can be when it's shared. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. +++ Used by more than 10,000 families +++The words go first. The song stays.Anyone who has sung with an older person knows the small miracle: someone who struggles to find the words of the day begins, all the same, the second verse of a song from when they were young. This book was made for that moment.Songs of a Lifetime gathers 64 beloved old songs, all with the complete words and in large print, so an older reader can follow each line with a finger while singing. No abbreviations and no "repeat chorus" when the chorus returns, it is printed again in full.Inside the book you will find: Songs of courting and home: Daisy Bell, Let Me Call You Sweetheart, After the BallSongs of home and far away: Danny Boy, Loch Lomond, Home on the Range, Molly Malone, Waltzing MatildaSongs to make you smile: It's a Long Way to Tipperary, Bill Bailey, Polly Wolly DoodleSongs for little ones, perfect for singing with children and grandchildrenChristmas and New Year favourites: Silent Night, Jingle Bells, Auld Lang SyneHymns and spirituals of faith and comfort: Amazing Grace, Abide with Me, Swing Low, Sweet ChariotEvery song includes a warm two-line introduction explaining who wrote it, when it appeared, and how it was traditionally sung.A gentle opening guide offers practical suggestions for singing with someone with dementia: start the verse and wait, never quiz or correct, and remember that one song may be enough. A final section invites families to write down the songs that belong to their own story.The 64 songs were published before 1930 and are presented as public-domain works, drawn from English-language traditions across the United States, England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, Canada, and Australia.Ideal for: Families who want to sing with parents and grandparentsCaregivers looking for a simple shared activityCare homes, day centres, memory groups, and activity coordinatorsGrandparents who want to sing familiar songs with grandchildrenA meaningful gift for someone who has always loved to singA book for families, caregivers, activity coordinators, and choirs of two - because houses sound better with singing in them. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. +++ A book that has already accompanied more than 50,000 people +++The house sounds different now. And you are still here, with all that love and nowhere to take it.This book gives no advice and sets no deadlines. It does not say that time heals everything. It never asks you to move on, turn the page, or be strong. It simply keeps you company.The Chair Beside Mine offers 62 short readings - a page or two each, in comfortable large print - about what really happens after losing the person you shared your life with.The new silence. Their side of the bed. Their chair. The closet you are not ready to open. The first birthday. The people who do not know what to say. The guilt of having a good day. Laughing again without betraying anyone.Inside the book: 62 brief readings, each only one or two pages longComfortable large print for quiet, unhurried readingReflections on the home, belongings, anniversaries, other people, loneliness, memory, and the difficult work of continuingNo deadlines, stages, or instructions for how grief is supposed to lookA respectful approach to faith: no belief is assumed, and both faith and non-faith are given roomA few final pages for children, grandchildren, and friends on how to offer company without hurrying someoneThe book is written to be read the way grief is lived: a little at a time, in any order, on the good days and the bad ones. Open it wherever you need. Return to the same reading as often as you like. Put it down when you have had enough.It assumes nothing about you - not your faith, your family, your country, or how long it has been. Where it touches on belief, both doors are held open with the same respect.Ideal for: Someone who has lost a husband, wife, or lifelong partnerAnyone living with the strange silence that follows a shared lifeChildren, grandchildren, and friends searching for a meaningful way to offer comfortA gentle condolence gift when you do not know what to sayYou do not have to move on today. Sometimes it is enough to have a few words nearby and to know that there is no need to hurry.Important notice: this book offers companionship, not treatment, and does not replace professional support. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…