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Julia Baird “Phosphorescence: On Awe, Wonder and Things That Sustain You When the World Goes Dark”

“The sea was black and the sky was black and I felt a little nervous:…

Posted in Art Cultural Culture Historical Nonfiction

Aidan Meehan “The Treasury of Celtic Knots”

London : Thames & Hudson, 2005 Check from e-catalogue ESTER. Ursula Aavasalu The Department of Literature…

Posted in Nonfiction psychology

Morgan Housel “The Psychology of Money”

This book tries to explain our approach to being rich and the rich. The book…

Posted in Architecture Art Nonfiction Sightseeing Spain

Eleanor Van Zandt “The Life And Works of Gaudi”

This superb book is about Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí i Cornet (1852 – 1926), who in…

Posted in ADD Nonfiction

Gabor Maté “Scattered Minds”

The author of the book, Dr. Gabor Mate, is a physician whose special interest is…

Posted in Animals Biology Nature Nonfiction

Mark Carwardine „Extreme Nature: The Weirdest Animals and Plants on the Planet“

This beautiful book is a mind-blowing guide to the weirdest and most remarkable wildlife on…

Posted in Crime Nonfiction psychology Self help

Joe Navarro “Dangerous Personalities”

Joe Navarro is a former FBI profiler specializing in behavioral assessment. He started lecturing on…

Posted in Estonia Guidebook Historical Nonfiction Sightseeing Tallinn

Martin Idol „100 things to do in Tallinn“

As travelling is pretty difficult at the moment, this superb book provides 100 possibilities to…

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Bekah O`Neill „Kandinsky: the life and works of Kandinsky: a compilation of works from the Bridgeman Art Library“

This book  was issued in the super series of Bridgeman Art Library. Wassili Kandisky has…

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James Ramsden ”Great British Pub Food”

James Ramsden introduces British Pub culture and food in this colourful cookbook, that offers you…

Posted in Autobiography, Memoir Crime Mystery Nonfiction

Michelle McNamara “I’ll be Gone in the Dark”

An old Estonian proverb says that a good child has many names. As does the…

Posted in Nonfiction psychology

Julia Cameron „The artist’s way: a spiritual path to higher creativity“

Julia Camerons The Artist`s Way is a significant book even in the more than twenty…

Posted in Art Nonfiction

Josephine Cutts and James Smith „Van Gogh“

Vincent van Gogh (1853–1890) was a Dutch post-impressionist painter. In his lifetime, he was little…

Posted in Art Estonia Nonfiction

„Metsa ja mere vahel. Eesti loodusmaal / Between the Forest and the Sea. Estonian Landscape Painting“

This great art album provides an insight into Estonian landscape painting. It is based on…

Posted in Estonia Nonfiction

Hilary Bird „TARTU : five walks into history: out and about in the City of Great Ideas“

I recomend a book about Estonian second large city Tartu (about 18o km from Tallinn)….