Name: Daniela_Bailarlapregunta by beatrizsterling
Duration: 2 min 17 s
Description: Colaboración sensible de Daniela a través de su testimonio desde la experiencia de realización del ejercicio Bailar la Pregunta. Este ejercicio hace parte de la clase de Fundamentos de Investigación para lxs estudiantes de Artes plásticas de Bellas Artes, en Cali, Colombia. Realizado en octubre de 2025.

Colaboración sensible de Daniela a través de su testimonio desde la experiencia de realización del ejercicio Bailar la Pregunta. Este ejercicio hace parte de la clase de Fundamentos de Investigación para lxs estudiantes de Artes plásticas de Bellas Artes, en Cali, Colombia. Realizado en octubre de 2025.

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SIT. SPEAK. STAY. 
 
Lonely, broke, and depressed, Gia is desperate for a lifeline. When Nathan, a wealthy stranger on a sugar dating site approaches her with a very specific offer, she can’t refuse. 
 
The instructions are simple, he says. For eight hours a day, she must wear the collar. Drink from the bowl. Sleep in the cage. Be a dog. 
 
Be his dog. 
 
Then, she can go home and be Gia again, and if she ever feels uncomfortable or unsafe, she can always leave.  
 
Those were the terms of the agreement. But Gia soon finds out Nathan isn’t a man who keeps his promises.  In this harrowing tale of survival and revenge, Mia Ballard crafts a visceral, unflinching descent into the dark heart of lost autonomy and the feral rage it awakens. Shy Girl is a scream against the cage of expectation, where justice isn’t quiet—it’s bloody and unapologetic. 

Shy Girl by Mia Ballard read by Ebony Jonelle

Explore and harness the real science behind 50 healing herbs with renowned plant scientist, biomedical researcher, and herbal practitioner Aisha Hill, PhD, as your trusted guide. 

Have you ever wondered why ginger is good for digestion? Or why raspberry leaf helps with menstrual cramps? Have you considered trying ashwagandha to reduce stress, but are skeptical that the effects are “real?” Good news—they are. And this book will tell you why. 

Blending traditional herbal wisdom with modern research, The Practical Science of Herbs is a meticulously researched and scientifically grounded guide to therapeutic herbalism. Featuring in-depth profiles, DIY recipes, and simple practices for natural wellness, this book empowers you to safely incorporate plant-based remedies into your life by unveiling the science behind 50 common herbs. Without ever losing sight of the traditional and indigenous roots of herbal medicine, Dr. Hill goes deep into the chemical reactions and active compounds that make these plants effective—with reference to over 100 modern clinical studies. Then she gives you the tools you need to incorporate them into your regular wellness routine, with over 50 easy recipes for tinctures, teas, oils, extracts, and more.

Whether you’re looking to boost your immunity, relieve stress, improve hormonal functioning, or simply deepen your understanding of herbal medicine, this book has something for you. You will learn how to:

Find relief from seasonal illness with Elderberry Syrup for Cold and Flu Prevention
Ease insomnia with Valerian Gummies for Better Sleep
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Enhance focus and vitality with Potent Ginseng Elixir for Energy
And more!

Fully comprehensive and beautifully illustrated, The Practical Science of Herbs will help you gain confidence in herbal remedies, reap their natural health benefits, and develop a deeper bond with nature. Whether you’re a health enthusiast, an aspiring herbalist, or simply curious about natural remedies, this book is your trusted resource for exploring the science of herbs and their transformative effects on your health.

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#1 New York Times bestselling author Sandra Brown delivers a new signature sexy suspense about a detective seeking justice for his murdered wife with the help of a psychotherapist…while fighting an undeniable attraction to her.

Two years ago, Detective Mitch Haskell lost his wife to a vicious act of retribution, and, since, has attributed her murder to two men: Roland Malone and the unidentified mastermind of the crime known only as Oz. Malone, a ruthless executioner and drug dealer who fronts as a restaurant owner, neutralizes so cleanly that he doesn’t leave a trace. And he performs his handiwork at the biddings of Oz, the faceless kingpin of a drug trafficking operation whose name alone evokes terror.

Obsessively vowing to avenge his late wife’s murder, Mitch has been on a downward spiral jeopardizing his closest relationships and drinking excessively to numb his pain. After going one step too far, Detective John Bowie, his former best friend and now his boss, has forced Mitch to get therapy to sort himself out.

Dr. Dylan Reede is immediately empathetic to the pain she senses beneath Mitch’s cavalier attitude and wisecracking. She’s determined to make the most of his mandated sessions with her, regardless of his reluctance and attempted distractions. But from the moment Mitch breezes into her office—seeing straight through her aloof exterior and getting under her skin in unprecedented ways—Dylan finds it a struggle to maintain the professional and personal boundaries that keep her own tragic past at a safe distance.

As Mitch begins to close in on Oz and Malone’s operation, they’re prepared to stop him by any means necessary. And when it’s revealed that Dylan might hold the key to bringing them to justice, Mitch and Dylan’s irresistible attraction to each other may not only compromise both of them professionally, but place them in Oz’s bullseye.

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What are the best new books in Korean fiction? What is the process of translating a book into English? And how do you evoke a sense of place you haven't visited?

This week we sat down with award-winning and internationally best-selling author, Karl Ove Knausgaard to discuss his latest novel, The School of Night.

The School of Night is a Faustian-inspired meditation on art and creativity, the 4th novel in The Morning Star series, and the first in the sequence that can be read as a standalone novel. 

Discover all the books mentioned on this episode on the Penguin Website

Karl Ove Knausgaard's My Struggle cycle has been heralded as a masterpiece all over the world. From A Death in the Family to The End, the novels move through childhood into adulthood and, together, form an enthralling portrait of human life. Knausgaard has been awarded the Norwegian Critics Prize for Literature, the Brage Prize and the Jerusalem Prize. His work, which also includes the Seasons Quartet and the Morning Star sequence (The Morning Star, The Wolves of Eternity, The Third Realm and The School of Night) is published in thirty-six languages.

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