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The Little Honey Collection

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The Little Honey Collection is a joyful, rhyming picture book series that celebrates the sweet, silly, and meaningful moments of toddlerhood. Each title blends rhythm-based storytelling, colorful illustrations, and relatable themes that support early learning and emotional development.

Created by educator and school administrator Emily Gervasio, this series is designed to nurture social-emotional growth, healthy routines, and joyful bonding between young children and their caregivers. Inspired by beloved toddler classics like Sandra Boynton (Moo, Baa, La La La!), Anna Dewdney (Llama Llama series), and Mercer Mayer (Little Critter), these books offer high-quality, developmentally grounded stories for families and early childhood educators.

With a foundation in early education and a focus on whole-child development, The Little Honey Collection fills a growing need for gentle, intentional content that entertains while supporting resilience, kindness, curiosity, and connection.

🥦 Little Honey Loves to Eat

A rhyming toddler book about healthy eating, food confidence, and mealtime joy

From crunchy cucumbers to sweet spiral zucchini, Little Honey Loves to Eat invites toddlers to explore new fruits and vegetables with curiosity and delight. This cheerful, rhythm-filled story helps families build positive food habits, introducing emotional awareness around hunger, fullness, and mealtime connection.

Perfect for ages 1-4, this book supports:

• Healthy eating routines
• Picky eater encouragement
• Social-emotional learning
• Vocabulary development through rhyme and repetition

A must-have for families introducing whole foods and mealtime mindfulness, Little Honey Loves to Eat is ideal for fans of Llama Llama Yum Yum Yum!, Yummy Yucky, and First Book of Food titles. A cozy, playful read-aloud for mealtimes, storytimes, and everything in between.

In a kingdom on the brink of war, one queen's heart will decide its fate.

Claire knew reclaiming Fort Squall would come at a price, but nothing prepared her for the toll it would take on her heart. Struggling with the weight of her role and the bloodshed it demands, she's unsure of her ability to lead. When doubt creeps in, she decides to trust her instincts, even if it means defying logic and risking everything.

Talon believes in her when she doesn't believe in herself. As their bonding ceremony draws near, he's determined to make her path easier, to show her the ruler she's always meant to be. But danger is closer than they realize.

Kane is working with the kingdom of Oshea, plotting to overthrow King Talon. As war threatens to destroy all they've fought for, Claire must choose between saving her loved ones and risking the future of her entire kingdom. In the end, it's her heart that will decide the fate of Dragonwall.

Bedelth the Orange is the fifth book in the Dragonwall Series, where love and duty face the ultimate test, and one queen's choice could cost the kingdom everything.

In this newest entry in A.F. Carter's Edgar-nominated Delia Mariola series, a group of corrupt cops infiltrates the Baxter P.D. and an undercover agent must work to disarm them.

Baxter's a city on the move. You can't drive along a single street without running into a construction project. The smell of money and opportunity is equally pervasive, with new restaurants, boutiques, and hotels quickly replacing the old motels, corner stores, and dive bars. And this influx of money and people creates new opportunities not only for the workers and entrepreneurs of Baxter, but for career criminals as well...

Captain Delia Mariola understands all of this, and the Baxter Police Department is prepared to battle against the drug dealers, pimps, and stick-up artists constantly streaming into town. Or, it should be. The department began recruiting shortly after the Nissan contract was awarded, which began the city's rapid transformation, but the commission vetting new hires rushed to bring in almost anyone with a law enforcement background. Men and women were added as fast as they applied, creating a vortex that perfectly suited a group of ex-cops from Missouri as corrupt as they are brutal. Championed by Bute Stafford, candidate for mayor, they aim to run the Baxter P.D. and, through it, the entire city.

Delia's not afraid--not of these crooked cops nor of the higher-ups who protect them. But she surely needs help and finds it in the form of Tom Carney. An experienced undercover from faraway Philadelphia, his status is known only by Delia and the commissioner. That secret proves invaluable as Carney weaves unsuspected through Baxter's underworld. But to what end? Does Carney serve the people of Baxter? Or is the supremely charismatic man playing a game of his own? Delia isn't sure and won't be until the endgame lays everyone's cards on the table.

Here is the fourth in a series of volumes by Fernando Pessoa's celebrated "heteronyms." Fernando Pessoa did not simply write under pseudonyms--he created a coterie of imagined authors, each with a fully realized biography, distinct temperament, singular style, and governing philosophy. Among them, Ricardo Reis stands as the most poised and classical presence in this literary cosmos: an exiled monarchist physician, and avowed Hellenist who answers modern restlessness with lucid form, stoic restraint, and a pagan sense of measure. Reis contemplates the world as if it were a chessboard--serene, exacting, unsentimental. His odes move among jugs of wine, ivy leaves, destiny, and the austere pleasure of self-command, yet beneath their composure runs a quiet existential unease--the intuition that "within us live innumerable others." Born in the early twentieth century, between the rise of Cubism and the emergence of Dada, Ricardo Reis embodies antiquity within modernity--his paradoxical poise marking a distinctly modern classicism. Based on the definitive Tinta-da-china edition (Portugal) and introduced by Jerónimo Pizarro, this bilingual volume--beautifully translated by Margaret Jull Costa and Patricio Ferrari--reveals Pessoa's most measured voice: intellectually rigorous, emotionally contained, and quietly radical in its resistance to the noise of its age. The Complete Works of Ricardo Reis is a must-have collection by Pessoa's most refined heteronym.

Discover how the Amish thrive without modern technology-and how you can, too.

In a world of uncertainty, the Amish way of life holds the answers to living simply, sustainably, and securely. Amish Secrets of Survival reveals their time-tested methods for self-reliance-strategies passed down through generations that still work when the power goes out, the shelves go empty, and the systems fail.

Inside this essential guide, you'll uncover:

Tour every major campaign of the American War of Independence with the first travel guide to survey every theater: New England, the Mid-Atlantic, the South, Canada, and the western frontier. Itineraries lay out how best to visit the 476 battlefields, from Bunker Hill, Saratoga, and Valley Forge to more obscure sites, including Kings Mountain, Quebec, and St. Augustine. Each entry features an in-depth overview to help you understand the location's importance and notes museums, commemorative markers, and other must-visit places. See where the Founding Fathers worked, where Native Americans gathered to respond to the war, and more. Organized into tours doable over a long weekend, the book helps you plan, customize your visits, and get to the sites. Capsule biographies track key players, and maps plot can't-miss locations. Comprehensive visiting information includes websites, addresses, GPS coordinates, and other details. With this indispensable, meticulously researched guide, you can relive the birth of America.

Nothing says best friends forever like a pregnancy pact...

Being a widow is the best thing that's ever happened to Gwen. Except to keep her game store, she needs a baby-specifically, an heir. She must be rolling with advantage though, because her gargoyle best friend just happens to be her dead husband's half brother. Keeping things platonic will be hard, but after her critical fail with her first husband, can she trust her own insight?

Between leading his group through untold perils in the dungeon and helping friends navigate their own issues, Gabe's usually rolling high on intellect... but his lifelong feelings for Gwen had always left him rolling low. Charisma has never been his highest stat, but does Gabe have the initiative to show Gwen that he's worth risking her heart?

He can certainly try.

Two best friends, the adventure of a lifetime, and one pregnancy pact with a deceptively low difficulty rating. Will they be able to add ]1 to their party and their hearts, or have they been rolling at disadvantage from the start?

Gaming with the Gargoyle is a cozy, sweet and steamy monster romance novella that takes place in the small town of Hallow's Cove, a shared world in a multi-author series.It features a nerdy, dad-bod gargoyle MMC, a plus sized-widow FMC, best friends to lovers, and a pregnancy pact.

Brainspotting is a powerful healing tool on its own-it doesn't require anything additional to be effective. For those who appreciate additional support on their journey, this workbook serves as a valuable companion.

This book is for practitioners, for clients, for practitioners who are also clients, and pretty much anyone looking to dive deeper into the world of Brainspotting. This resource is here to support you, whether you're helping others or working on yourself. Use it in any way that feels right.

It's your space to learn, reflect, and grow.

What's in This Book

• Helpful Information: Easy-to-understand explanations of Brainspotting concepts and key terms.
• Reflection Questions: Simple prompts to help you reflect.
• Experiential Exercises: Explore concepts in action and facilitate self-reflection.
• Journaling Space: Plenty of room to write down your thoughts and track your healing journey.
• Flexible Use: Designed to be helpful during sessions, between sessions, or as a personal tool for growth.

Inspired by historical Florence, Italy, and based on legends of the Renaissance-era Medici family, The Seller of Secrets is a YA romantasy novel with a sensory and elemental-based magic system.

On the mystical island of Bardia, Bell Asbury's sister is dying. A girl with an extraordinary but volatile gift for fusing magical elixirs, Bell was eleven when she accidentally struck her sister, Roza, with a magic that left her with an incurable illness. Six years later, she overhears her sister's fiancéeacute; buying illicit ingredients for a brainwashing elixir. Alarmed and infuriated, Bell tries to end the engagement, but Roza's fiancé is from a noble house, the sisters' father is in debt, and their mother is eager to have a connection to a powerful family.

Desperate to find a cure for Roza's disease and an antidote to the brainwashing elixir, Bell uncovers a tangled web of secrets that leads to a man called the Seller of Secrets and his plot to use the brainwashing elixir to force the entire island to obey him. Bell alone can create an antidote, but her experiments risk the sanity of those she loves.

Rian, an infuriatingly handsome spy, offers to help her defeat the Seller of Secrets. Although she knows Rian is a master of deception, Bell can't stop herself from falling for him. But with so many things changing in her life, Bell doesn't know who she can trust and who is working to control her gift.

Discover the concepts behind the ancient Korean art of living meditation to find balance and happiness, resolve conflict calmly, walk through stress and let go of what is holding you back - all while living your dynamic life.

Most forms of meditation ask us to be still and quiet, to take time away from our lives. Dr Jenelle Kim introduces us to the practice of living meditation - myung sung - passed down through generations of Tao masters in her family, which encourages the opposite. Living meditation is a way of achieving peace while still being active.

Through ancient Korean wisdom and stories, and with practical tools throughout, this book will introduce you to the eight simple steps of living meditation:

1. Know your true self
2. The true-right-correct method
3. Stop being drunk on your own thoughts
4. How will you be remembered?
5. Seek connectedness and honour
6. Change your reality for the better
7. It only takes one match to light a thousand
8. Be like bamboo

Connect to your limitless reserves of natural energy and discover how your struggles - in work, relationships, health and money - can become less difficult.

Weave these ancient teachings into your everyday experiences to transform the way you live, and to uncover a sense of balance between the mind, body and spirit.

Join Bingo on an adventure around the house in this fun storybook based on the wildly successful animated series Bluey, as seen on Disney+!

Bluey is off to play at Chloe's house for the day, and Mum and Dad are busy. Bingo needs something to do to pass the time--maybe even a problem to solve. Can she find a way to play on her own? Read along to find out!

A comprehensive, comparative, and regionwide perspective on Latin American economic development spanning the last twenty-five years.

Latin America's economic performance is often depicted as a long sequence of repeated failures, including its contribution to global financial crises as well as its slow growth and intractable inequalities. Its experience in the twenty-first century, however, reveals considerable and underappreciated successes. Understanding those successes--as well as setbacks--is critical to understanding both the region's prospects and the rapidly changing global economic order.

Jeff Dayton-Johnson's Understanding Latin America's Economy in the Twenty-First Century provides a comprehensive, comparative, and region-wide perspective on Latin American economic development that spans the last quarter century.

The book is organized in three parts. The first introduces and summarizes Latin America's economic history over the long term (the past five centuries) and the immediate past (the last half of the twentieth century). The second analyzes economic growth during the twenty-first century, emphasizing the role of China's roaring demand for Latin American commodity exports. The third part assesses three fundamental characteristics of Latin American economic development in this century: the pros and cons of the commodity boom, the reasons behind the surprising decline in economic inequality, and the emergence of left-leaning and center-right governments that opted for pragmatic and orthodox macro policies mixed with innovative antipoverty programs.

This is an economics book for specialists and non-specialists alike, leaning heavily on economic concepts and models while introducing and explaining its subject for a broad readership. It is aimed at undergraduate and masters level students in Latin American studies, international relations, development studies, political science, economics, and other social sciences as well as readers beyond academia who are eager to understand Latin America and the global economy.

Cowgirl Sky and her T. rex partner Ty return to deliver more high energy, heartfelt adventures, and laughs in this second installment of their graphic novel series from a two-time Pulitzer Prize-winner. Perfect for young chapter book graphic novel fans who love Narwhal and Jelly and Unicorn and Yeti.

There's never a day's rest when you run the best delivery service in these here parts, but cowgirl Sky and her T. rex partner Ty, are always up for a challenge.

Whether it's helping a long-lost relative realize his dream to soar or realizing that all that glitters is not gold and big and flashy doesn't mean better, this pair always lands on the right way to pull through, because they're an unstoppable team.

The second book in this funny and warm young chapter book graphic novel series by two-time Pulitzer Prize Winner Steve Breen features two stories rendered in vibrant three-color art, interspersed with fun facts about the coolest of cowgirls and other extra content to explore.

A Junior Library Guild Gold Standard Selection

The best memoirs are not just an account of a single life, but a guide to how to live. This isn't because the writer has found all the answers to our oldest human questions; it's because the writer honors us by telling the hardest truths. Michael Loughran's Windoweris a memoir of grief, an account of the years before and after losing his wife to suicide, a document of love's impossible forms. It is a report back--tender and uncompromising--from a place we could call hell, the place where we outlive those we love. In this endlessly vivid and true book, we follow the narrator in his ongoing daily life--amid friends and family, work, falling in love again--even as he is pursued by the Furies of guilt, regret, and vicious despair. Windower is a vital book about being human amid loss, about how to go on in this devastating and beautiful world.

The New York Times bestselling series returns!

Zander and Natasha must reverse an evil spell threatening the Number Nine Plaza's very existence in this puzzle-bending mystery--for fans of The Swifts.

Summer is in full swing at The Number Nine Plaza, the world's largest and most fabulous department store, and best friends Zander and Natasha are looking forward to weeks of discovery after thwarting the vengeful Darkbloom's attempt to destroy The Nine. But has the danger truly passed? Store employees begin acting oddly, a long-lost clue to an ancient store mystery is uncovered, and Zander and Natasha themselves become targets for attack. When a devastating magic spell places The Nine under new peril, the two friends find themselves in a race against the clock to solve the store's ever-deepening riddles and preserve the world-famous Number Nine Plaza from destruction.

Featuring word puzzles, clues, and lavish illustrations, this enchanting, out-of-this-world mystery delivers an unforgettable read full of magic and adventure.

Don't miss the final book in #1 bestselling small-town romance author Laura Pavlov's Rosewood River series.

Winnie Smith is the perfect nanny.
She's reliable, attentive, fun--and my daughter adores her.
She cooks like a pro, styles pigtails like a fairy godmother, and knows her way around a car engine better than most mechanics.

She's made life easier.
The house feels full again.
And maybe...so do I.

But living under the same roof has its challenges. Like catching her in the kitchen after midnight...barefoot, in tiny sleep shorts, eating ice cream straight from the tub.

It shouldn't mean anything.
She's a decade younger. She's off-limits. I'm her boss.

And yet, it's all I can think about.

I was just looking for a nanny--not nightly cold showers and definitely not feelings. But the more we blur the lines, the harder it is to keep pretending.

We say it's temporary. No strings. Just one harmless arrangement.
But what if she's not just what my daughter needed...
What if she's exactly what I've been missing too?