A story of love, loss and the special bond between Max and his Grandmother, Gigi.Born from a poem written by Max and his Mum, this book helps children explore grief with tenderness and optimism.When Max lost his beloved Gigi, my Mum, to pancreatic cancer, he was just nine years old. The sadness was overwhelming and the questions were endless: Where did she go? Why did this happen? Will we ever feel ok again?We started talking and writing and what came about...

When Damien Sullivan woke from a COVID-19 induced coma, he couldn't remember the last twenty years of his life. He didn't recognize the world around him. He couldn't remember the huge house he lived in or the successful career that he'd built. And most surprising of all, he couldn't remember the woman he married.Dana Sullivan is smart, successful, and gorgeous. Out of the nightmare of his memory loss, she is a dream come true. They explore one another anew, closer than strangers, f...

"You are a man who lives in constant fear that one day, his wife will find someone better..."John's best friend Charlie has it right: he's developed a constant sense of paranoia that gorgeous Courtney is being unfaithful. That paranoia has already threatened to end his marriage once, but now with the arrival of one of Courtney's old college friends, it bubbles up yet again.This time, though, John feels differently about the suspicions that Courtney...

For some reason, one of the hardest things for a human to do is to eat right. Whether that is because we have limited access to resources in all areas or if it is because we simply have too much access to unhealthy food, there are many reasons that eating healthy is a challenge. Sure, we can eat just about anything and it will sustain us. We will manage to move from one moment to the next and be able to call ourselves healthy. But is it really healthy to subsist on a diet of processed food...

In "Letters of Edward FitzGerald to Fanny Kemble (1871-1883)," the renowned translator of the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam presents a deeply personal and intellectually vibrant correspondence with the esteemed actress and writer Fanny Kemble. This collection, marked by FitzGerald's poetic sensibility and nuanced reflections, serves as both a literary artifact and a window into the social and cultural milieu of Victorian England. Through a rich tapestry of letters, FitzGerald navigates themes o...