Biblioteca Kantuta

Libros, pasajes de libros.
Archivos. Información.

[Biblioteca Kantuta @libro_pasaje]

Un mal nombre de Elena Ferrante

[S Sebag Montefiore @simonmontefiore]

Just finished East of Eden. Really gripping - and Florence Pugh is fascinatingly captivatingly monstrous in a superb performance…..
(Never read Steinbeck; no idea he was so Grand Guignol)
Recommended. @netflix

[Biblioteca Kantuta @libro_pasaje]

Del libro Sostiene Pereira de Antonio Tabucchi

[Biblioteca Kantuta @libro_pasaje]

Del libro El pájaro canta hasta morir de Colleen McCullough

[Biblioteca Kantuta @libro_pasaje]

Poema de William Wordsworth
...el mundo que vemos, abunda de bendiciones

[Biblioteca Kantuta @libro_pasaje]

«Se llega más fácilmente a Marte que a nuestro propio semejante». José Saramago

[Biblioteca Kantuta @libro_pasaje]

El amor en los tiempos del cólera de Gabriel García Márquez

[Biblioteca Kantuta @libro_pasaje]

Hay mucho que saber, y es poco el vivir, y no se vive si no se sabe.

BALTAZAR GRACIÁN
(1601-1658)

[Unfiltered @quotesdaily100]

23 HOBBIES THAT QUIETLY MAKE YOU INTERESTING!!!!!!

1. Birdwatching: Teaches you patience and to notice small things.
2. Pottery: Shaping clay with your hands is calming and gives you something real to show.
3. Stargazing: Keeps you curious about the world beyond your daily worries.
4. Calligraphy: Slows you down and turns plain words into art.
5. Gardening: Shows you how growth really works, one season at a time.
6. Sketching: Trains you to look closely at everyday things.
7. Hiking: Clears your head and gives you great stories to tell.
8. Woodworking: Builds skill, focus, and things that last.
9. Baking: A simple way to make people happy.
10. Journaling: Helps you understand your own thoughts better.
11. Chess: Sharpens your mind and teaches you to think ahead.
12. Learning an instrument: Proves you can stick with something hard and enjoy it.
13. Fishing: Gives you quiet time and a calm mind.
14. Origami: Turns a plain sheet of paper into something amazing.
15. Fermenting foods: Mixes science, patience, and great flavor.
16. Photography: Helps you see beauty others walk past.
17. Cycling: Keeps you fit and lets you explore at your own pace.
18. Learning a new language: Opens doors to new people and new ways of thinking.
19. Knitting: Keeps your hands busy and your mind relaxed.
20. Camping: Reminds you how little you actually need to be happy.
21. Meditation: Builds calm and control over your reactions.
22. Bookbinding: Makes you appreciate books and craft in a whole new way.
23. Rock climbing: Builds strength and trains you to stay calm under pressure.

[EL PAÍS @el_pais]

🔴 Alemania arresta al exjefe de su servicio de inteligencia en el exterior acusado de alta traición https://t.co/IG8E76NcZt

[The New Yorker @NewYorker]

Whatever book you pick up, it’s likely to make you feel better—maybe even a whole lot better. “In a secular age, I suspect that reading fiction is one of the few remaining paths to transcendence, that elusive state in which the distance between the self and the universe shrinks,” Ceridwen Dovey writes, in “Can Reading Make You Happier?,” which was published in 2015. Dive into the research behind the therapeutic effect of books: https://t.co/H94aQp3jtK

[RT en Español @ActualidadRT]

🇺🇸⛔️ EE.UU. le quita la visa a casi 30 funcionarios de cuatro países latinoamericanos por presunta corrupción y vínculos con el narcotráfico

https://t.co/LNuRr26Cpj

[The Atlantic @TheAtlantic]

Emily Wilson, the first woman to translate Homer’s “The Odyssey” into English, recites the opening of the epic poem in its original Greek at The Atlantic Festival.
Watch more of her conversation with The Atlantic at the link:
https://t.co/bySi7nASzZ

[韭菜续命研究所 @xuminglabs]

脊椎专家治疗腰痛的视频火了🔥

网友：用一个视频就解决了全世界腰痛问题。

[OciO @Ed_Moce13]

@montesfit Lo hago de otra manera pero el resultado es el mismo.
Ya lo habían recomendado y tu recomendación lo confirma.
Gracias!

[Errete en Español @erreteespanol]

🐒 En plena calle, un mono tuvo un curioso gesto con Nandi, el toro sagrado de Shiva: se sentó junto a la estatua para compartir un plátano con ella.

[Lois Not Louise✨ @Loi_cee]

Physical books are expenciveeee, so we need free sites to get books online, here are the ones I know of, please share.

OceanPdf: https://t.co/CSDpoJo4sM
WeLib: https://t.co/ChifMGypq8
PDFDrive: https://t.co/YJGfWynwIF
ManyBooks: https://t.co/ltBFBYvzW3
DigiLibraries: https://t.co/9gB4SfsmI8
BDE Books: https://t.co/cnRuVViEOy
Smashwords: https://t.co/uff7vke30r
Anna's Archive: https://t.co/CzxushiaTt
Project Gutenberg: https://t.co/329eKOGJXA
Centsless Books: https://t.co/k0qiEX5tNp

[Zenda @zendalibros]

Santiago Roncagliolo: "La guerra dentro de la Iglesia está llegando a límites suicidas".

Entrevista al autor de "El pastor y los lobos". @twitroncagliolo @Seix_Barral https://t.co/b90xoe6WQn

[S Sebag Montefiore @simonmontefiore]

Multilateral multicameral multivolume reading is essential: multiple books, fiction and non fiction, one or two for each room - kitchen, study, bedroom and of course bathroom - in a tournament of attention until sometimes one book triumphs over all the others and demands total attention in all rooms....

[S Sebag Montefiore @simonmontefiore]

One of the strangest things i experienced in a secondhand bookshop when I lived in NY was gradually buying the entire library of someone … who had identical tastes to me…. Who was this literary doppelganger who had lived long before but was so similar to me…? Wonders of secondhand bookshops.

[Zenda @zendalibros]

El 1 de septiembre de 1939 Hitler invadió Polonia. Solo dos semanas más tarde fueron los soviéticos los que ocuparon el este de esta nación. La II Guerra Mundial comenzaba en Europa. #Efeméridesdelahistoria por @mgsantamarina https://t.co/TXaJOToWAP