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Das Buch zum dritten Film der spektakulären Avengers-Reihe Während die Avengers damit beschäftigt sind, die Welt vor mächtigen Bedrohungen zu schützen, ahnen sie nicht, dass ihr größter Feind in der Dunkelheit des Alls einen heimtückischen Plan verfolgt. Nun tritt der galaktische Titan Thanos aus dem Schatten und begibt sich auf die verhängnisvolle Jagd nach den sechs Infinity-Steinen, mit deren Macht er das halbe Universum auslöschen will. Die Avengers müssen ihre Differenzen hinter sich lassen, um sich dem Feind Seite an Seite entgegenzustellen. Verbündete finden sie dabei in Doctor Strange, den Guardians of the Galaxy und Black Panther. Wird es ihnen gemeinsam gelingen, die Welt zu retten? Basierend auf dem Megablockbuster „The Avengers - Infinity War“ erzählt das Buch zum Film die Handlung altersgerecht für Kinder ab 10 Jahren. Ausgestattet mit farbigen Filmfotos. Ausstattung: Mit Filmfotos

Before she became Captain Marvel, Carol Danvers dreamt only of becoming a pilot in the airforce. Protecting her country was always her priority. In this young adult novel, read how Carol and her best friend, Maria, overcome obstacles in a male-dominated environment to achieve their dreams... and at what cost?

Relive the emotional and thrilling adventures from the film Avengers: Infinity War, complete with original illustrations that bring this tale to life right on the cusp of the release of Avengers: Endgame, the film that will see the culmination of every significant event in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Carol Danvers kicks off her U.S. Air Force career with her first year at flight school, where she'll be tested in ways she never thought possible--and make a lifelong friend, Maria Rambeau, in the process--in this atmospheric and exciting prelude to the upcoming Marvel Studios' film, Captain Marvel! Focusing on Carol Danvers and Maria Rambeau as they wend their way through a space that was still very much a "boys' club" in the 80s, the important social-cultural themes explored in this novel are sure to draw in not only fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but readers of social issue-focused YA who gravitate toward relatable protagonists learning to navigate the world around them, and to succeed in the face of seemingly insurmountable adversity.

Bestselling author of Conversations with the Fat Girl Liza Palmer's newest novel, about a failed journalist who starts over at a Los Angeles start-up, only to stumble into her biggest story yet.

A woman embarks on a transformative journey to become the heroine of her own life, navigating the complexities of love, friendship, family, and career. This hilarious and heartfelt narrative offers valuable lessons about self-discovery and resilience, highlighting the importance of personal growth and the connections that shape us. The author, known for her previous work optioned for HBO, delivers a relatable and engaging story that resonates with anyone seeking empowerment and authenticity.

Exploring the hidden realities of suburban life, the narrative delves into the secrets and struggles of families living behind seemingly idyllic exteriors. It challenges the notion of perfection, revealing the complexities of relationships, personal aspirations, and societal expectations. Through compelling characters and their intertwined stories, the book uncovers the darker truths that often lie beneath the surface of a flawless facade, prompting readers to question the true meaning of happiness and fulfillment.

The intense dynamics of high school football serve as a backdrop for exploring the deeper challenges of returning home. The narrative delves into the emotional and psychological struggles faced by players and the community, highlighting themes of ambition, identity, and the harsh realities of life beyond the field. As the characters navigate their personal battles, the story reveals the impact of sports on their lives and the complexities of growing up in a small town.

There are times when we'd all like to disown our family. But when the going got tough, Grace did it for real, leaving her family and even her lover behind. With a lovely house, a new boyfriend and her family safely tucked in the past, everything seems perfect. Until Grace discovers that her estranged father is dying. Now she must decide whether to stay in her cosy new world, or return to face the wrath of her abandoned siblings and the wiles of an evil stepmother . . . A FIELD GUIDE TO BURYING YOUR PARENTS is a heartbreakingly funny story about life, loss and what it really means to come home.

Elisabeth Page is one of LA's most revered pastry chefs, but her own life is looking like a recipe for disaster. That is, until she meets Daniel, who finally gives her a taste of what her future really could be like. But can he ever be more than just flavour of the month? Elisabeth is about to find out.