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  Katja Alves, Steffen Mackert

  Bless You! Househeld Remedies That Help and Heal

  Toothaches, fevers, dizzy spells, sore throats, allergies and grazes – unless these ailments all afflict you simultaneously, you can often heal yourself. For many aches and pains can be cured ... More about this title

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  Hans Magnus Enzensberger, Rotraut Susanne Berner

  The Number Devil

  Maths are not everyone's cup of tea. To be sure, there are some people who can juggle numbers effortlessly. But for most of us they are very hard work indeed. Maybe that's because you can never ... More about this title

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  Christoph Biemann

  Christoph's Experiments

  Right from the beginning of their history, human beings have tried out new things. Nobody knows how many »experiments« were necessary to invent the first spade, or the axe. But it must have ... More about this title

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  Elisabeth Bronfen

  Deeper Than The Day

  In the beginning, there was darkness. All creation myths begin with eternal night being vanquished by the day. Daylight's victory, however, remains incomplete for night returns again and again. ... More about this title

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  Klaus Taschwer, Benedikt Föger

  Konrad Lorenz

  A Biography
  Nobel prize winner, successful author and rebellious spirit: Konrad Lorenz was one of the most popular scientists of our time. For his 100th birthday, Klaus Taschwer und Benedikt Föger present ... More about this title

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  Viktor E. Frankl

  The Doctor and the Soul

  The Basics of Logotherapy and Existential Analysis
  Viktor Frankl worked as a doctor in various Viennese hospitals before his time of great suffering in four different concentration camps began. Although he lost his entire family, at the end of ... More about this title

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  Henning Genz

  Divine Intervention?

  As the scientific worldview meets with increasing criticism, Henning Genz explains why the big bang and evolution are a matter of knowledge and not of belief.
  
  With anti-evolutionists ... More about this title

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  Henning Genz

  How Time Came into the World

  If there is a natural law that we regard as unshakeable, it is that of the direction of time. Without the progression of time, there would be no life, no experience, no perception of reality. The ... More about this title

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  Hans-Ulrich Grimm

  Cats Would Buy Mice

  A handsome tom, its fur shining, sidles up to a beautiful young woman who serves him gourmet titbits from a golden bowl: if advertisements are to be believed, only the very best food is good ... More about this title

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  Dieter Hildebrandt

  The Sun

  Biography of a Star
  The sun gives us hope: if we learn to use its almost limitless resources intelligently, energy shortage will be a thing of the past. The sun puts us at risk: because it shines longer and stronger ... More about this title

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  Marianne Koch

  Breathe Deeply!

  An Expedition into the Body
  This book provides comprehensible answers to children's and young adult's questions about their bodies and the development of personality. Using simple but vivid images, Marianne Koch describes ... More about this title

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  Hans Weiss, Ingeborg Lackinger Karger

  Beauty

  The Promises of the Beauty Industry -Benefits, Risks, Costs
  From anti-aging to Botox and cosmetic surgery: one of the most controversial areas of medicine has become a multimillion dollar business. But interventions of this kind can frequently have ... More about this title

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  Hubert Markl

  Science vs. Fear of the Future

  Science is becoming ever more powerful,and more frightening in its implications. It induces fear of the destruction and manipulation of nature, fear of a future dominated by scientists. Hubert ... More about this title

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  Henning Wiesner, Walli Müller, Günter Mattei

  Must Animals Brush Their Teeth!

  and Other Questions to a Zoo Director
  An entertaining question-and-answer book for animal lovers of all ages.
  
  The raven is, we could have guessed, a great robber who will leave no other bird's nest untouched. But there are ... More about this title

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  Henning Wiesner, Günter Mattei

  The big book of animals

  We know, thanks to Henning Wiesner?s last book, that elks love to cuddle and that ravens are born thieves. But do we also know how animals came to look as they do today?
  
  On 50 big ... More about this title

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  Elke Mühlleitner

  Otto Fenichel: the Biography

  The life of a 20th Century Psychoanalyst
  "In this day and age in particular, when psychoanalysis is in danger of falling apart in a tide of uncertainty, people like him are of enormous importance, and his death is a tragic loss," wrote ... More about this title

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  Rudi Palla

  Tree Travels

  Do you know of the tree of prophecy, the tree of the gods and the butter tree? Have you ever drunk from the cow tree? Or lazed under the tree of idleness? Manifold, mysterious, and essential are ... More about this title

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  Rotraud A. Perner

  First Aid for the Soul

  Thoughts and emotions that we cannot dispel disable us on all fronts: they diminish concentration, block necessary action and rob us of energy. In FIRST AID FOR THE SOUL, Rotraud A. Perner ... More about this title

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  Ernst Pöppel

  Framework

  Our brain is a chamber of wonders. It processes and stores everything we hear, see and feel. It produces emotions, enables us to speak and is the place where we make decisions. Our perception of ... More about this title

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  Gerhard Staguhn

  Decoding the Cosmos

  News from the universe
  It is no big news that the scope of scientific discovery is constantly expanding. In astronomy, however, it is not only the case that we know more than we did just ten years ago; rather, ... More about this title

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