Nicht feiern ist auch keine Lösung! Geburtstage sind ebenso großartig wie unvermeidbar - und das gilt nicht nur für uns, sondern auch für Tanten und Onkeln, für Eltern und Geliebte, für Omas und Opas, für Freundinnen, die nicht älter, und Kinder, die nicht rasch genug größer werden können. Sogar an jene wird hier gedacht, die vor jeder Feier ans andere Ende der Welt (oder auch nur in die nächste Bar) flüchten, ebenso an die Auserwählten, die am 29. Februar, am 1. Mai oder am letzten Tag de...

'Everies' is a coined word meaning those tasks you're supposed to do every day, every week, every month, every year, and so on: like, 'vacuum every week' or 'prune regularly'. These can seem like such a nuisance, holding you back and nagging away at your attention so you can't get anything meaningful done, or they can absorb all your focus if you're stuck in the house too long! Ignore your bigger plans and regret will plague your days. Yet, ignore Everies at your peril -- they can be prett...

Dear Sir, I promise I've been a good girl this year…Professor Frost is a scary, cold-hearted grump – but when I get a zero on one of my essays, I've got no choice but to ask him what happened. To my shock, he accuses me of plagiarism. I'm not a cheat and I'm going to prove it to him, but the more time we spend together, the more I find myself lost in his steely blue eyes, daydreaming about how those strong shoulders would feel under my hands…Nothin...

It’s grocery shopping day, and Gabe’s father has made a shopping list. Gabe has a list of his own, and it’s nothing like Dad’s. What will they bring home?

**'The queen of feel-good' Woman & Home***The sparkling Christmas novel from the Sunday Times bestselling author Heidi Swain!*****After being let go from her job in a swanky hotel just weeks before Christmas, Hattie is feeling lost. Even more so when her high-flying boyfriend announces he’s landed his dream job in Abu Dhabi and asks her to move with him. Luckily, Hattie’s long-time friend Dolly is on hand to help and invites Hattie to spend one last holida...

It’s grocery shopping day, and Gabe’s father has made a shopping list. Gabe has a list of his own, and it’s nothing like Dad’s. What will they bring home?