Clean Without Harm
Essential guide to a healthy, toxin-free home
Have you ever wondered what substances you're releasing into your home every time you clean? More often than not, that "clean" smell is just the trail of unnecessary chemical compounds. Clean Without Harm teaches you to make your own products — from detergents to degreasers — with accessible, effective ingredients, no greenwashing: control over what enters your home, in your own hands.
Elia Vaan
Elia Vaan is a science communicator specializing in sustainable household chemistry and environmental health. She has spent years researching how mass-market consumer products affect the air quality inside our homes.
The Invisible Mosaic
A rigorous anti-inflammatory nutrition guide for Hashimoto's, SIBO, histamine intolerance, and gluten sensitivity
What if Hashimoto's, SIBO, histamine intolerance, and gluten sensitivity weren't isolated problems, but different faces of the same mosaic? This book doesn't promise a cure: it offers something more lasting — finally understanding what's happening in your body and what to do about it. A clear plan — what to eat, what to limit, how to adapt it if you live with more than one condition — with recipes, a meal plan, and reference tables included.
David Lerner
David Lerner has spent years working alongside endocrinologists, gastroenterologists, and allergists, treating patients with autoimmune diseases and digestive issues — and translating what he sees in the clinic into language that can actually be put into practice.
The Price of Not Knowing
Real personal finance for a generation that wants to be free
How much has not knowing already cost you? The subscription you forgot to cancel, the credit card interest no one ever explained, the trendy investment that only brought losses. The Price of Not Knowing isn't a manual of tricks or a promise to make you rich in 30 days: it's the financial map nobody sat down to explain to you, told through the story of Nora, 24, whose mistakes will sound more familiar than you'd like to admit.
Vera Alba
Vera Alba is an economist trained in Behavioral Finance. She spent several years working in the financial sector — long enough to learn that having a degree and a good salary doesn't spare anyone from feeling lost in front of their own money.
Talks on a Park Bench
Stoicism, friendship, and philosophy for young people looking for something more
Marc, Nora, Diego, and Vera sit on the same park bench every afternoon, facing exams they never chose, a phone demanding constant approval, and the sense that no one ever explained how to cope with any of it. Epictetus, Seneca, and Marcus Aurelius, told the way things that truly matter are told: not a school subject, but a guerrilla antidote for thinking — and holding up — better.
María Ferrer Tarazona
María Ferrer Tarazona teaches Philosophy and insists that her students genuinely care about what they learn, not just pass the test — and this book grew out of those classes and what she observes around her.
