When a crippling recession annihilates the auto industry, Dmytryk and his wife Cora find themselves without jobs. Soon, a ruthless crime boss gives them an opportunity to buy back their old lives. All Dmytryk has to do is join the man's crime ring and rob some banks. ...More

Set amid the exotic and vibrant streets of Miami and Buenos Aires, "Resurrecting Midnight" is an action-filled, pulse-pounding thriller from the bestselling author of "Dying for Revenge." ...More

Following the "New York Times"-bestselling novels "Sleeping with Strangers" and "Waking with Enemies," Dickey returns with the final installment in his thrilling trilogy--a fast-paced story about a steamy, seamy underworld of crime that spans the globe. ...More

"New York Times" bestselling author Eric Jerome Dickey's must-read follow-up to "Sleeping with Strangers."
Gideon, the hit man introduced in "Sleeping with Strangers," returns in this ?high-octane?("Publishers Weekly") thriller to discover that a hit has been taken out on "him." Is it the man he left alive in Tampa, the cold beauty who taught him how to kill, the scorned woman he still desires, or an unknown enemy? As the hunter becomes the hunted, Gideon will need his friends?and his enemies?to get out of this crisis alive. ...More

Dickey's fans will be delighted by this fast-paced, deadly, and sensual novel that gives them the chance to catch up with some of their favorite characters while introducing a great new bad-boy narrator: a hit man who goes by the name of Gideon. ...More

The sensational "New York Times" bestselling novel, now in paperback
Genevieve is brilliant and beautiful. Her husband has a thriving career. Together, they have a beautiful home in Los Angeles. Together, they're crazy in love. Then one day a family tragedy brings Genevieve back to her Alabama hometown, back to a past she hoped her husband would never discover, and back to secrets shared by her sister Kenya-mysterious, teasing, and dangerously irresistible. Soon, Genevieve's husband will discover the truth about his wife and her family. Something he was never meant to know-and a desire he was never meant to explore. ...More

Dickey is at his best in this novel of raw emotions, softened as always with his incomparable humor and memorable characters--such as a femme fatale from "Thieves' Paradise," who adds spice and surprises every time she turns up. ...More

"Dickey offers plenty of straight-on sex and violence, but also probes questions of contemporary morals and the psychology of betrayal, writing compellingly and believably from his heroine's point of view. This will be another crowd pleaser."--"Publishers Weekly." ...More

On the occasion of his retirement from The Metropolitan Opera--where, as general manager since 1990, he was New York's most powerful and outspoken culture czar--Volpe gives an incomparable, behind-the-scenes look at this grandest of grand opera companies. ...More

This superb collection of stories--his first in 20 years--is from one of the country's most acclaimed literary figures, whom "The New York Times Book Review" has called "a writer of the first magnitude." ...More

An extraordinary novel of life under Nazi occupation--discovered and published 62 years after the author's tragic death at Auschwitz. Subtle, often fiercely ironic, and deeply compassionate, "Suite Fran
aise" is both a piercing record of its time and a brilliant, profoundly moving work of art. ...More

The champion of do-it-yourself investing offers a revolutionary new, risk-free paradigm for wealth building. The core of his approach, "Rule #1," is simple: Don't invest to make money; invest to not lose money. From that guiding principle others follow, as Town reveals new ways to achieve stellar returns. ...More

Anyone who has fallen under the spell of the hummingbird will treasure this lovable true story of a young ruby-throated hummingbird who becomes part of someone's household and life. 57 full-color photographs; 10 black-and-white drawings. ...More

Five friends (Maya, Renee, Brianna, Darcy and Candace) test each others loyalty as Candace plays a game to decides who's in the group and who's out. Maya wakes one day to discover she's no longer part of the clique when she tries to find a friend to take to Magic Mountain. Maya's been ousted and all the other friends are having a sleepover to celebrate, although the others aren't sure why Maya is out. Each girl narrates a chapter in turn as they struggle to listen to their own consciences and please the ringleader. This book examines home and school life along with the structure of cliques. ...More

""So, what's your experience, that Carnival Diabolik should hire you?" She thought for a moment, not wanting to say she was a dancer. Not wanting to give anything away that would leave tracks. "I can do a lot of different jobs. I'm up for anything." The pause at the other end of the line went on so long she finally said, "Hello? Are you still there?" "Well, Morgan Starlight, you're in luck, being in Montreal, and being so excited about doing anything. The show is about to head out on a cross-country tour. You think you can get to the carnival grounds before midnight?""
On the run from a troubled past, Morgan finds some unexpected new sexual experiences when she joins the cast and crew of the Carnival Diabolik. Her versatility as a performer, both on and off stage, leaves little to the imagination.
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The response to "Uncle John's Bathroom Reader Puzzle Book # 1" was so overwhelming it demanded an encore performance, so Spadaccini, and her team of top puzzle constructors went back to the Bathroom Reader archives to seek out more tantalizing trivia to craft into more popular puzzles for aficionados everywhere. ...More

Don't let that brain get flabby! Flexing the frontal lobes keeps them in shape, and when better to do it than when the body is otherwise occupied? Flush with the success of Number One and Number Two, the Bathroom Readers' Institute tapped into the talents of puzzle maven Stephanie Spadaccini to compile entry Number Three in the popular "Uncle John's Bathroom Reader Puzzle Book" series. The book includes crosswords, cryptograms, crostics, word searches, anagrams, trivia quizzes, and other popular puzzles suitable for both quick trips and extended stays. ...More

From Anagram Loops to Clueless Crosswords, these puzzles are all challenging, baffling, and stimulating--and in easy-to-read, large-size print. This collection is endorsed by the NAVH, the National Association for Visually Handicapped, because the clues are big, the grids are big, and the entertainment is big, too. Complete Fraze-Its by filling in the two defined words in each line. Keeping the letter sequence, transfer the boxed letters to the blanks below. Voila! a phrase will appear. For Split Decisions, the clues consist only of letter pairs given in the grid. Or try the Ultimate Crossword, Bits & Pieces, Latticework, Mixagrams, and many others.
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When one of the distinguished visitors to Combe Island is bizarrely murdered, Commander Adam Dalgliesh is called in. Hardly has his team begun to unravel the complicated motives of the suspects than there is a second brutal killing, and Dalgliesh faces a danger more insidious than murder. ...More

A new mass market edition of the "USA Today" bestselling series.
"USA Today" and "Los Angeles Times" bestsellers and featured in "Entertainment Weekly"'s "Must List," "The Big Book of Su Doku" series includes original puzzles from easy to extreme, for users and addicts of all ages. "The Big Book of Su Doku #2" is bigger and more challenging than the first volume, with 250 puzzles, including basic 9 x 9 grids and Maxi and Super puzzles (12 x 12 and 16 x 16 grids), plus the devilish Double Puzzles and with-a-twist Jigsaw Puzzles. ...More

Overwhelmed by all those baby books? Play "BabySmarts" and discover the fun way to learn about pregnancy and babies. Find out: What is colic? Can an infant drink water? Are you more likely to snore when pregnant? Play at a baby shower, with friends or your partner.

This cheerful box includes:
60 question and answer cards in four categories:
Baby from diapers to drool
Culture babies throughout the world
Mom from belly to baby
Wild Card surprising facts about those bundles of joy
BabyTips guide for new and expectant parents
Score pad, for competitive baby showers ...More

A tour de force in the tradition of Peter Ackroyd's Hawksmoor and Chatterton, a gripping novel of betrayal and deceit set in the teeming streets of 19th-century London.
At the centre of this intriguing, irresistible novel are the young Lambs: Charles, constrained by the tedium of his work as clerk at the East India Company, taking refuge in a drink or three too many while spreading his wings as a young writer, and his clever, adoring sister Mary, confined by domesticity, an ailing, dotty father and a maddening mother . . . Into their lives comes William Ireland, an ambitious 17-year-old antiquarian and bookseller, anxious not only to impress his demanding showman of a father, but to make his mark on the literary world. When Ireland turns up a document in the handwriting of Shakespeare himself, he takes Mary into his confidence - but soon scholars and actors alike are beating a path to the little bookshop in Holborn Passage.
Touching and tragic, ingenious, funny and vividly alive, this is Ackroyd at the top of his form in a masterly retelling of a 19th-century drama which keeps the reader guessing right to the end. ...More

Lark Farragut has just turned 10 and is about to embark on a glorious summer of sleep-overs, rambles by the creek, bicycle rides, sleeping in late, and catching up on TV. Better yet, her mom's gotten the entire summer off from work, so Lark won't have to put up with babysitters or day camp. Nope, it's just the dog days of summer for her, and she's going to share those lazy, fun-filled hours with her two best friends, Jennifer and Argy. The Three Divas, they like to call themselves.They've got girl power and they're ready to take on the world. And as far as Lark's concerned, enemy number one is Skip, a stupid boy who won't stop hanging around. He actually thinks his skateboard is a motorcycle. Boys! Lark thinks they're all pretty dumb.

But as the summer unfolds, boys start to play more and more of a role in Lark's life. First, her more is dating again. It's been a few years since her dad left, but the divorce has finally come through, and now some creepy man named Milton is wheedling his way into their lives. Then there's Jennifer and Argy. They keep giggling over boys and they can't stop talking about them. And when Lark finds herself oddly drawn to the hated Skip, she decides it's time to take action. She comes up with her most brilliant plan ever -- creating a no-boys club to mount an all-out war against them -- but it backfires and the Divas' sisterhood begins to crumble. As the long summer wears on, Lark learns that not all change is for the worst. ...More

From a #1 bestselling author comes the third book in her modern retelling of the drama and intrigue surrounding 16th-century monarch Queen Elizabeth. Elizabeth Deravenel finds herself at the crossroads of love and duty as she runs one of the most powerful business dynasties in history. Martin's Press. ...More

Merlin, best known to us as the advisor of young King Arthur, is the most famous and familiar image of the magician that we possess. Acclaimed Arthurian expert John Matthews examines the many guises of this popular figure--as seer, prophet, magician, and inspiration to people from all walks of life. He explores the possible historic origins of Merlin as a Celtic king, the later literary forms of his legend in the myths of King Arthur, and his more recent manifestations in visionary works, as the prototype for characters such as Obi-Wan Kenobi in the "Star Wars" films, and other characters in TV and fantasy writing. Drawing on a wealth of sources from Celtic, medieval, and Renaissance times, this is the first, fully-illustrated book on Merlin, the man.
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The author explores C.S. Lewis's popular fantasy series, uncovering a treasury of myths, legends and fascinating facts just in time for the new Disney movie release. ...More

Julius's scandalous exploits have inflamed the pages of "The Tatler" for years. It is said he can seduce any woman with just one of his smiles. When he sets his sights on the very reputable Elspeth, Lady Grafton, he gets more than he bargains for . . . and yet not nearly enough. ...More

Tonypandy in 1910 is a town of poverty, hardship, and strife, garrisoned by troops brought in to control the striking miners whose anger all too frequently erupts into bouts of violence and rioting. Megan Williams is 18 and in love with the boy next door, Victor Evans. But Megan's father would rather see his daughter dead than married to a Catholic, particularly one whose father and brother are marked as strike ringleaders. Tempers and violence flare on both sides of the dispute. Caught in the middle, Victor and Megan find themselves fighting for the right to love one another, remain together and build a future they can share. ...More

What makes love stories so compelling? Is it love's ability to elevate us above the mundane that draws readers in and keeps them turning the pages? While it might seem to require a full-length book to properly do justice to all the entanglements of love, a clever author can encapsulate the experience in a few thousand words. The Greatest Romance Stories Ever Told presents seventeen of the finest short stories about this enduring topic, exploring a number of universal romance themes - from first loves to star-crossed lovers. The authors range from Nobel Prize winners and lauded playwrights to folklorists and authors who wrote primarily for magazines, including: Anton Chekhov, O. Henry, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Raphael Sabatini, Samuel Hopkins Adams, Georgette Heyer, Pearl Buck and many more.
The Greatest Romance Stories Ever Told is a rich treasury filled with tales of unforgettable lovers - a perfect gift for your Valentine.
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This first title in a new trilogy introduces the Yellow Brick Road Gang, a group of women who once made up a book club. Throughout the years, each woman has come to realize that the only constant is change and that anything is possible. Original. ...More

Atkins' richly detailed but scattered sixth novel draws on the history of a real town, Phenix City, Ala., which in 1954 was overrun with gambling, prostitution and moonshine. ...More

In the latest thriller from the author of the bestselling novel "The Last Templar," a geneticist becomes embroiled in a deadly quest for a secret that has destroyed everyone in its path for centuries. ...More

Among the most-read novels of all time, this classic tale showcases memorable characters, skillful plotting, and Dickens's passionate concern with social issues making this book one of his finest achievements. Revised reissue. ...More

This beautifully illustrated biography commemorates the bicentennial of Hans Christian Andersen's birth. Written by one of Denmark's best-known children's authors, Hjordis Varmer, the book chronicles the fairy-tale like story of Andersen's life, describing how the eccentric Andersen came from a poor family, was ridiculed by other children, and struggled for many years before finally finding world-wide fame writing fairy tales such as The Ugly Duckling, Thumbelina, and The Nightingale.
Award-winning illustrator Lilian Brogger's highly original illustrations bring out the true spirit of the famous storyteller and incorporate many of Andersen's own paper cuttings and drawings, making this children's book one to be cherished.
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When British and American intelligence discover an al Qaeda operation in the works, they enlist undercover impostor Colonel Mike Martin to pass himself off as a Taliban commander. But nothing prepares Martin for the dark world hes about to enter in Forsyths latest "New York Times" bestseller. Available in a tall Premium Edition. ...More

McElroy's first novel in 12 years explores the interaction of memory, abuse, love, and violence in a tale of a New York actress who, together with a man in the audience of a play she's performing in, unearths the events--both past and present--that have brought them together and may tear them apart. ...More

This collection of three hot novellas by a trio of today's brightest romance stars turns up the heat even higher with sexy bad boys who promise their amorous attentions will last for more than just one night. ...More

When cheating on Mr. Ratnose's history test is suspected at Emerson Hicky Elementary, Check takes on the case as a matter of honor--or of stupidity. Illustrations. Accelerated Reader: Reading Level 5, 18 Points. Accelerated Reader: Reading Level 3.9, 2 Points. ...More

When a romance author finds himself with a live-in houseguest who wants to try her hand at writing romances, it's anyone's guess just how far their professional and personal competition will go. ...More

What makes this book different from other books on the same subject is that in each story, the gospels are run side by side on the page so readers can learn how and more important why the story is treated differently from gospel to gospel. ...More

Step-by-step instructions, cutlists, and illustrations make the featured woodworking projects for small kitchen projects, such as a cutting board and wine rack, easy and fun. Color photos and b&w illustrations. ...More

Relaxed, open, filled with light, and intimately connected to the outdoors, barefoot houses make living at home feel like being on vacation 365 days a year. The 24 houses featured here range from a long, low house on the Kansas prairie to an adobe home in New Mexico and a New England cottage by the sea. ...More

Specifically geared toward the beginning stages of planning an addition.Breaks complex information on structural, system, and site concerns into doable strategies.Discusses options for materials as well as heating, ventilating, and air-conditioning needs.Dozens of real-life inspirational photographs and detailed illustrations.Easy-to-use charts streamline and organize planning and make it a pleasant task.Prepares homeowners to work comfortably with a contractor to meet design and budget parameters. ...More

Innovative design ideas that will inspire and delight.

The home decorator, whether amateur or professional, must first resolve several challenges before beginning any project:

How can original features be saved or enhanced? How can individuality be added? Should the design be simple or ornate? Classic or modern? How can colors be coordinated?

This unique sourcebook provides answers to these questions and countless others. Lavishly illustrated with more than 800 stunning color photographs, 1000 Home Ideas features innovative design solutions for:

Walls Flooring Steps and banisters Doors and windows Cupboards and shelving

With beautiful photos and engaging text, 1000 Home Ideas will appeal to the designer/interior decorator inside every home owner's heart. It also offers better value than an armful of magazines. ...More

Many of us forget that the stories of the Bible are suspenseful and gripping in their rich detail. 'Treasures Of The Bible' recounts many of the best stories of the Bible in an easy-to-read language that invites parents and children to explore together this rich foundation of our culture. With colorful illustrations to emphasize the important moments of these great tales, this is a book for the whole family to enjoy.
-- Thousands of colorful stories, poems, and anecdotes from the Book of Books
-- Glossary with salient details from significant figures in the Bible
-- Table of common Biblical themes ...More

These charming board books introduce the familiar symbols of Easter and Passover to little children everywhere. With straightforward text and bright illustrations, these classics are reissued with dazzling new covers. Full color. ...More

Enjoy engaging and easy-to-understand information on curricular subjects geared to elementary students: dinosaurs, insects, the solar system and more. An oversized format dramatically illustrates concepts from moon phases to metamorphosis. ...More

If you're a true bar-b-q aficionado, you love Stubb's Legendary Kitchen sauces and rubs. If you're really lucky, you've chowed down at Stubb's Bar-B-Q Restaurant in Austin. Now you can recreate Stubb's famous Texas-style favorites in your own backyard with over 50 recipes, including signature barbecue dishes and great starters, sides, and desserts that are hearty Texas traditions. This is a must-have for any dedicated grillmaster. ...More

The classic story of Mississippi River-rat Tom Sawyer is told in this unabridged edition that contains an up-to-date bibliography and notes which discuss literary allusions and other references to the story. ...More

This is a pre-1923 historical reproduction that was curated for quality. Quality assurance was conducted on each of these books in an attempt to remove books with imperfections introduced by the digitization process. Though we have made best efforts - the books may have occasional errors that do not impede the reading experience. We believe this work is culturally important and have elected to bring the book back into print as part of our continuing commitment to the preservation of printed works worldwide. ...More

"USA Today" bestselling author Julie Leto launches a caliente new series featuring a sexy, Latina bounty hunter with an appetite for danger and an insatiable thirst for the man she's hunting down: her ex.

When Marisela Morales sets out to stop her ex-boyfriend Francisco Vega from skipping out on bail, she has a secret agenda: revenge. She hasn't seen Frankie in ten years, and back then, he broke her heart, choosing his gang over his girl. So when she tracks him down in their old haunt, a hot dance club in Tampa, she sets about seducing him into her trap.

Frankie has a secret agenda, too, and Marisela soon faces a tough choice: continue drifting through her twentysomething life -- hitting the same town with the same girlfriends every weekend while struggling to find a job and pay the rent -- or dive headfirst into danger with her ex. Frankie operates in a treacherous underworld full of arms dealers, assassins, and sinister agendas -- a world overrun with people keeping dirty little secrets -- and only Marisela has the cojones to fight her way to the truth.

Sexy, sultry, and action-packed, "Dirty Little Secrets" is a thrilling adventure in manhunting of the most dangerous kind.

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Featuring clear, step-by-step instruction, this classic guide is the most successful book on ballroom dancing ever published, with 600,000 copies sold worldwide. ...More

This collection of anecdotes, tidbits, and activities are designed to inspire and inform young writers. Includes advice on keeping a dream journal, cutting out intriguing clippings, starting a story file, and rewriting a fairy tale. Full-color illustrations. ...More

Two teenage girls are victims of a bloody Valentine's Day shooting; one survives, the other is less fortunate...
It's one of a rising number of violent incidents in the city, and DI Charlie Resnick, nearing retirement, is hauled back to the front line to help deal with the fallout.
But when the dead girl's father seeks to lay the blame on DI Lynn Kellogg, Resnick's colleague and lover, the line between personal and professional becomes dangerously blurred.
As Lynn, shaken by this very public accusation, is forced to question her part in the teenager's death, Resnick struggles against those in the force who disapprove of his maverick ways. But when the unimaginable occurs, an emotional Resnick takes matters into his own hands. This time he will need all his strength to see justice done... ...More

This gripping, high-concept thriller about an oil-eating microbe is delivered by a Hollywood veteran and former Washington journalist writing under a pseudonym. "Black Monday" is soon to be a movie presented by Paramount Pictures. ...More

A fantasy novel for 10 to 14 year olds is set in 16th century Italy and tells the story of young man's magical fight against a great evil surrounding his village. ...More

America's leading psychic explores the details of Christ's inspiring life from her unique perspective as someone familiar with this world and the next. ...More

The popular co-pastor of Lakewood Church and devoted wife of Pastor Joel Osteen offers today's busy modern women a simple and practical plan to help them embrace joy and live life to its fullest. ...More

With an attitude of hope, a call to forgive, a celebration of miracles, and the promise of strength and grace, Williamson helps readers find their sacred footing on ordinary ground, maintaining that no matter where they are or what they are doing, there is the opportunity to be happy, and to be holy. ...More

For 2,000 years
we've gone without
archaeological EVIDENCE
of Jesus and his family . . .
until now . . .

This is the dramatic inside story of what may well be the most momentous archaeological discovery of our time: the first-century ossuary of Jesus' brother, James, the head of the Jerusalem church. Reportedly found just outside ancient Jerusalem, the fragile limestone burial box bears the inscription "James, son of Joseph, brother of Jesus." The ossuary and its inscription are now regarded as authentic by top scholars in the field; they represent the first visual, tangible, scientific evidence of Jesus' existence. The implications are monumental for understanding Jesus, his family, and the Jewish Christian movement during the formative years of Christianity.

Hidden for centuries, the ossuary was purchased many years ago by an Israeli collector of ancient artifacts who never suspected its importance. Only when the renowned French scholar Andr? Lemaire saw the Aramaic inscription (Aramaic was the language spoken by Jesus and his earliest followers) in April 2002 was its significance discovered.

In October 2002, Lemaire announced the news to the world, asserting that it was almost certain that the inscription referred to Jesus of the Bible, his father Joseph, and his brother James. Controversy immediately erupted over the age and authenticity of the inscription. The discovery also rekindled an ancient debate over whether Mary, the mother of Jesus, was a virgin throughout her life -- a doctrine that still divides Catholics and Protestants.

Hershel Shanks, a central figure of biblical archaeology, who led a forceful campaign to make the Dead Sea Scrolls available tothe world, recounts the story of the ossuary's discovery and authentication. Ben Witherington III, a leading New Testament scholar, shows how the discovery reveals surprising facts about a story people thought they knew: How Jesus was raised in a large, religiously conservative Jewish family; how his brothers and sisters were skeptical about his claims -- until he died; how Jesus' brother James went on to head the Jewish Christian movement in Jerusalem, becoming the leader Peter and Paul looked to for guidance and approval; how James brokered the major church controversy of the first century and wrote a book of the Bible; how he was martyred and soon written out of history by the Church of Rome. The dramatic discovery of the ossuary allows us to get reacquainted with the towering historical figure the apostle Paul called a "pillar of the church." ...More

The Ashes of the God reminds us of the legend in which Kama (the Hindu Cupid) is reduced to ashes by the opening of the third eye. ...More

Considered one of the most subtle and beautifully written lesbian novels of the century, this 1949 classic returns to print in a Cleis Press edition.
Dorothy Strachey's classic" Olivia" captures the awakening passions of an English adolescent sent away for a year to a small finishing school outside Paris. The innocent but watchful Olivia develops an infatuation for her headmistress, Mlle. Julie, and through this screen of love observes the tense romance between Mlle. Julie and the other head of the school, Mlle. Cara, in its final months.
Although not strictly autobiographical, " Olivia" draws on the author's experiences at finishing schools run by the charismatic Mlle. Marie Souvestre, whose influence lived on through former students like Natalie Barney and Eleanor Roosevelt." Olivia" was dedicated to the memory of Strachey's friend Virginia Woolf and published to acclaim in 1949. Colette wrote the screenplay for the 1951 film adaptation of the novel. In 1999, " Olivia" was included on the Publishing Triangle's widely publicized list of the 100 Best Gay and Lesbian Novels of the 20th Century. ...More

In this stunning sequel to Grimes beloved "Biting the Moon," young Andi Oliver is an amnesiac and drifter who awakes in a Santa Fe bed-and-breakfast. Though she doesnt know her own identity, the smart yet troubled young woman knows right from wrong. ...More

""With advice as useful today as it was 70 years ago, this gently satirical handbook to being the right sort of girl effortlessly guides readers through the troublesome twists and turns of the social whirl. Monica Redlich dispenses advice for every possible encounter--from how to combine kindness with absolute honesty when reassuring friends (They always say a big nose is a sign of character) and what to say when caught in an awkward situation (I am just trying to get some dust out of poor Freddie's eye) to the perfect reply on receiving congratulations upon your engagement (Thank you, Angela darling. I only wish we could manage to find someone for you). Nice girls once reigned supreme, and with this essential companion they could again. No modern girl should be without it. ...More

The path to lifelong stress and anxiety relief is offered in this guide to time-efficient meditation practices. This revolutionary 10-step meditative procedure encourages readers to make connections between a series of concepts embodied in words and the image that each concept reflects????????????a process that eases the mind into a relaxed and natural state of meditation. ...More