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Ever stand at the crossroads wishing a faery godmother would come along and show you the path? Cerridwen Fallingstar, Wiccan Priestess, teacher, and author leads the way with a book of quirky and poignant stories from her adventures as a modern-day wise woman-inspiring readers to embrace their own journey, wherever it may lead.

An intimate peek inside French homes and lives, a collection of traditional French recipes (cuisine pauvre or "peasant foods"), and a compendium of culinary cultural traditions--sprinkled with historical anecdotes and spiced with humor and deliciously candid memories--this culinary food and travel memoir reveals French families at their best and at their own dinner tables.er tables.

Drs. Romy Block and Arielle Levitan cut through all of the conflicting data about vitamins to provide readers with a concise, medically sound approach to vitamin use as a means of feeling better and enhancing health.

An insider¿s account of growing up with a schizophrenic mother, and the disastrous toll the illness¿and her Sicilian Catholic family¿s code of secrecy¿takes upon her young life.

Why is it easier for a woman to be a muse than to have one? Can one be fully creative¿in art or life¿without the inspiration of erotic love? These are the questions asked in The Geometry of Love, a novel set in New York in the 1980s, then fast-forwarding to Northern California 20 years later. Julia, an aspiring poet, is living with her British boyfriend Ben, a restrained professor at Princeton, when she has a chance meeting with Michael, a long-ago friend. A charismatic composer, Michael was once a catalyzing muse for her, but now returns as a destabilizing influence. Julia longs to become involved with Michael, but hesitates to give up the security of her relationship with Ben. When Michael signals he is too wounded to make a commitment, Julia turns her triangular situation into a square by setting him up with a cousin. In the process she discovers, as Pascal once said, that ""the heart has its reasons which reason does not know."" This deeply psychological tale explores the surprising ways we make romantic choices.

Marianne Ingheim tells the story of how the practice of self-compassion changed her life in ways big and small-inspiring readers to unlearn self-critical patterns in their own lives and live a happier, more courageous life.

Recalling personal experiences of living in Warsaw and Kiev, Ann C. Colley creates a complex, composite portrait of Poland and Ukraine at a time between the fall of the Soviet Union and the recent resurgence of a Russian threat.

After sixteen-year-old Helen, a young Jewish girl from Russia, comes alone across the Atlantic to the Lower East Side of New York in the year 1900, she devotes herself to bringing the rest of her family to safety and opportunity in the new world-and finds love along the way.

After David Herron takes his life in the wake of the bursting lending bubble of 2008, those left behind-his wife and daughter, the detective who investigated the suicide, and the banker who called in the loan-learn, as they struggle to remake their worlds, that there is power in forgiveness and unlimited possibility in the unknown.

Annie and Adam Fielding¿s dreams of home and family on the Montana frontier shatter when malevolent post-partum depression plagues Annie¿s pregnancies. As their happiness and livelihood unravel, the only path ahead leads to injustice and unthinkable loss. Based on a true story, this eloquent tale of heartbreak and redemption will resonate powerfully with women today.

When the author's aging mother--a charming, needy, and passive-aggressive woman who has only recently discovered the Domme within her--falls terminally ill, it is up to Wood to shepherd her through the bureaucracy and unintentional inhumanity of the healthcare system, as well as the complicated process of facing death when she has just begun to truly enjoy life.njoy life.

Grief is universal. How and whether we heal from grief is not. Joy's suicide had been the ultimate rejection but my shared death experience with Aunt Pat was the ultimate acceptance. The First signs of April is an inspirational memoir that will connect with anyone who has ever suffered from the loss of a loved one, as well as professionals in the helping field.

A teenaged daughter's spiral into opiate addiction after the death of a beloved father and her mother's unwitting protection of her disease lead both to hard-won insights.

If you take one very large, reclusive, and eccentric man who lives to eat, add one young woman fresh out of culinary school who lives to cook, and then stir in a love of musical comedy and fresh-brewed exotic tea, with just a hint of magic, will the result be a soufflé¿or a charred, inedible mess?

A compelling coming-of-age story outlining a young woman's progression into drug addiction.

After fleeing England and her ill-fated love for the Christian knight Ivanhoe, the Jewess Rebecca builds a new life as a physician in thirteenth-century Salerno. When a rabbi is falsely accused of murdering a crusader, she throws herself into pursuing justice and protecting the Jewish community.

New York City bachelor David Melman is a successful brander of celebrity fragrances. Laurel Sorenson, a leggy blond, is a screenwriter on the brink of Hollywood success. When David, pushed by his bossy sister, agrees to take a screenwriting class taught by Laurel, an unlikely romance blooms¿and that¿s just beginning of their troubles.