Weekly new supply of books

Every week it is always looking forward to the new books that arrive here and there are always interesting books. From now on I will try to pick out these interesting books weekly or at least monthly and introduce them to you.

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Just Cooking – Bart De Pooter

Bart De Pooter serves the 'culinary classics of tomorrow' in his restaurant Pastorale and was awarded a second Michelin star for this in early 2007. This book bundles more than fifty top recipes from the Belgian avant-garde kitchen, with a lot of attention to taste, texture and culinary sensations. All dishes are presented in an artistic way. The innovative design by Inge Van Damme gives this book international class. Beautifully illustrated by Bart Van Leuven.

Little Black Book – Sofie Valkiers

First book by Belgium's most famous fashion blogger
Sofie Valkiers dreamed of opening her own restaurant and did a cooking internship in Paris. Six months later she returned with a heart full of… fashion! The elegant style of Parisiennes, the countless shops, the fashion weeks, the incredible street wear, the endless inspiration… Sofie wanted to share her passion with everyone and started her fashion blog Fashionata. In the meantime, this blog has become a permanent value for fashionistas. Sofie reveals the ins & outs of the fashion world, shows you which clothes every woman should have in her closet, tells you what a day during fashion weeks looks like and names her favorite addresses at home and abroad where you can find fun and unique pieces.

A year with Trump

What no one predicted came true: Donald Trump won the American presidential election. The brutal campaign showed how the most powerful country in the world struggled with itself and the great contradictions that divide its population. Now that Trump is in charge of the White House, the unrest has not subsided, on the contrary. We are experiencing a turning point in history. As an eyewitness, Ine Roox has experienced the crucial moments of the past year. She followed the Republican convention and the elections, traveled through the depths of America and talked to hundreds of Americans: from former miners to children of undocumented immigrants and black civil rights activists. On her journey through more than ten American states, Ine Roox felt a great deal of fear, despair, uncertainty about the future, but also doggedness and the seed of fierce resistance from those Americans who continue to believe in a better and a feasible future.

The Wisdom of the Enneagram ( SOLD)

It The Enneagram , based on nine clearly defined personality types, is one of the most popular systems for self-knowledge. In The Wisdom of the Enneagram, two renowned psychologists introduce a new and powerful way to use the Enneagram as a tool for personal transformation and development. The Enneagram shows the way to breaking down our inner barriers, tapping into unique talents and discovering our deepest motivations.

The Seventh Sense

Dr. Rupert Sheldrake is one of the most original and innovative researchers of our time. In this book he reports on his research into some of the most intriguing and difficult to explain phenomena known to man. In a fascinating quest he develops a coherent and convincing vision, based on astonishing facts, reliable witness accounts, rigorous scientific research and his own powerful grasp of the intangible. His books are read by curious people who, like Sheldrake, are fascinated by the frontiers of science.

1914 The Germans are Coming!

Early in the morning of Saturday 1 August 1914, the alarm bells ring all over the country. Startled, citizens jump out of bed and crowd together around the champetter. He announces the general mobilisation with a trembling voice. After three groups of former militiamen and reserve officers of the field army had been called up a few days earlier, the other classes are now also given one day to join their garrison. Everywhere, border guards rush to the border crossings. The Germans are coming!

No war cross for Mortsel

The title “ No War Cross for Mortsel ” alludes to the fact that despite the harrowing trials endured by the population of the municipality of Mortsel, which involved indescribable suffering, it was never eligible for the award of a war medal, as was the case for other badly affected Belgian cities and municipalities .