Isabel Best Livres

Bonhoeffer likens preaching to offering an apple to a child, emphasizing that the reception of the gospel depends on the listener's readiness. This collection features thirty-one of his sermons, newly translated, delivered in diverse contexts throughout the year. Each sermon is prefaced by translator Isabel Best, who provides insights into Bonhoeffer's life. Despite the oppressive atmosphere of Hitler's regime, Bonhoeffer's sermons reflect his profound faith and concern for the world, inviting contemporary readers into a dialogue with the gospel's promises.

Set against a vibrant backdrop, this volume explores the life and work of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, highlighting his contributions and experiences. It delves into his thoughts and actions during a pivotal time, showcasing his significance within the broader context of the series. The narrative promises to engage readers with Bonhoeffer's dynamic presence and the challenges he faced, enriching the understanding of his legacy.

Queens of Pain tells the remarkable and largely unknown tale of women's cycle racing from the 1890's to the early 1990's. From the fin-de-siecle velodromes of North America to the glamour and chaos of the first women's Tour de France, Queens of Pain offers a sweeping panorama of female racing history.