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Paperback. Condition: Good. A guide to making and decorating mirrors using simple techniques such as gluing, painting, stitching and soldering.

Paperback. Condition: Good. A poetry anthology that illuminates exile and displacement. Making Mirrors began on two continents, envisioned by Palestinian poet and aid worker, Jehan Bseiso, and Becky Thompson, a US-based poet changed by months of greeting refugees after their perilous journey across the Aegean Sea. This anthology uses mirrors to reflect imagistic connections that allow us to see ourselves in each other, those on rafts and those standing on the shore, those waiting/writing in detention and those writing from places of relative safety, those who lift their children to the sky and those whose bodies are at the bottom of the sea. Making Mirrors offers a poetics of belonging--to the earth, family, and memories packed into backpacks. The poems go beyond refugee/citizen binaries and illuminate exile as a forced/creative space. As the refugee crisis fades from the front page of newspapers, this collection is a plea against historical amnesia and inertia; the poems are an antidote that reaches beyond despair to renewed action. Contributors include: Abbas Sheikhi * Abu Bakr Khaal * Adele Ne Jame * Ahmad Almallah * Ahmed * Qaisania * Angela Farmer * Baha' Budair * Becky Thompson * Bronwen Griffiths * Eman Abedelhadi * Fadwa Soleiman * Fady Joudah * Fatima Al Hassan * Fouad Mohammed Fouad * Gbenga Adesina * Golan Haji * Hajer Almosleh * Hayan Charara * Ibtisam Barakat * Jehan Bseiso * Jose A. Alcantara * Lena Khalaf Tuffaha * Lisa Suhair Majaj * Marilyn Hacker * Marisa Frasca * Merna Ann Hecht * Mohsen Emadi * Mootacem Bellah Mhiri * Naomi Shihab Nye * Nathalie Handal * Nawwar Kamal Al Hassani * Nisreen Aj * Nora Barghati * Omar Mousa Alsayyed * Rewa Zeinati * Ruth Awad * Saad Abdullah * Sanaa Shuaybe * Sara Abou Rashed * Sara Saleh * Sharif S. Elmusa * Sholeh Wolpé * Zeina Azzam * Zeina Hashem Beck * Zoe Holman Making Mirrors began on two continents, envisioned by Palestinian poet and aid worker, Jehan Bseiso, and Becky Thompson, a US-based poet changed by months of greeting refugees after their perilous journey across the Aegean Sea. This anthology uses mirrors to reflect imagistic connections that allow us to see ourselves in each other, those on rafts and those standing on the shore, those waiting/writing in detention and those writing from places of relative safety, those who lift their children to the sky and those whose bodies are at the bottom of the sea. Making Mirrors offers a poetics of belonging--to the earth, family, and memories packed into backpacks. The poems go beyond refugee/citizen binaries and illuminate exile as a forced/creative space. As the refugee crisis fades from the front page of newspapers, this collection is a plea against historical amnesia and inertia; the poems are an antidote that reaches beyond despair to renewed action. Contributors include: Abbas Sheikhi * Abu Bakr Khaal * Adele Ne Jame * Ahmad Almallah * Ahmed Qaisania * Angela Farmer * Baha' Budair * Becky Thompson * Bronwen Griffiths * Eman Abedelhadi * Fadwa Soleiman * Fady Joudah * Fatima Al Hassan * Fouad Mohammed Fouad * Gbenga Adesina * Golan Haji * Hajer Almosleh * Hayan Charara * Ibtisam Barakat * Jehan Bseiso * Jose A. Alcantara * Lena Khalaf Tuffaha * Lisa Suhair Majaj * Marilyn Hacker * Marisa Frasca * Merna Ann Hecht * Mohsen Emadi * Mootacem Bellah Mhiri * Naomi Shihab Nye * Nathalie Handal * Nawwar Kamal Al Hassani * Nisreen Aj * Nora Barghati * Omar Mousa Alsayyed * Rewa Zeinati * Ruth Awad * Saad Abdullah * Sanaa Shuaybe * Sara Abou Rashed * Sara Saleh * Sharif S. Elmusa * Sholeh Wolpé * Zeina Azzam * Zeina Hashem Beck * Zoe Holman.…

Paperback. Condition: Good. The French Revolution meets Pennsylvania in this twisted plot of love, intrigue, and political upheaval that rips the monarchy apart taking Marie Antoinette and her double to a place neither imagined they would explore.

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Hardback. Condition: Good. A princess-in-hiding and a pretender to the throne discover that nothing is as it appears in this exciting tale of mystery and deception set in the same world as Just Ella, from New York Times bestselling author Margaret Peterson Haddix. Cecilia knows that she is not just another peasant girl; she is actually the true princess of Suala, in hiding until the evil forces that killed her parents are vanquished. A commoner named Desmia is on the throne as a decoy. As she gets older, Cecilia finds it harder to study statesmanship and palace protocol secretly at night and then pretend that she has nothing on her mind other than scrubbing the gruel stains out of her best apron by day. Cecilia knows that it is time to take charge. Along with her best friend, Harper, she flees to the capital city of Suala, determined to reclaim her throne. But when Harper and Cecilia reach the famed Palace of Mirrors, they discover they are in more danger than they could have ever imagined.…

Hardback. Condition: Fair. A princess-in-hiding and a pretender to the throne discover that nothing is as it appears in this exciting tale of mystery and deception set in the same world as Just Ella, from New York Times bestselling author Margaret Peterson Haddix. Cecilia knows that she is not just another peasant girl; she is actually the true princess of Suala, in hiding until the evil forces that killed her parents are vanquished. A commoner named Desmia is on the throne as a decoy. As she gets older, Cecilia finds it harder to study statesmanship and palace protocol secretly at night and then pretend that she has nothing on her mind other than scrubbing the gruel stains out of her best apron by day. Cecilia knows that it is time to take charge. Along with her best friend, Harper, she flees to the capital city of Suala, determined to reclaim her throne. But when Harper and Cecilia reach the famed Palace of Mirrors, they discover they are in more danger than they could have ever imagined.…

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Condition: Good. Ever Chace is a Valkyrie, but not just any Valkyrie--she's a Valkyrie queen in the making.Torn between the past and present, love and obligation, Ever is terrified of saying the words that would break the curse she is bound to. Pushing Derek away hasn't simplified things; it has only made her miserable. With her father waking, and her and Derek's lives on the line, can she really shy away from who and what she is becoming? How long can Ever keep her past lives a secret?Pushing thoughts of his mate aside, Derek tries to focus on the task at hand--tracking down a monster that leaves nothing but a husk behind. But Ever is never truly off his mind, even as two of his own become targets of the unsub. Can he set his personal distractions aside to keep his team alive.…

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Condition: Fair. Ever Chace is a Valkyrie, but not just any Valkyrie--she's a Valkyrie queen in the making.Torn between the past and present, love and obligation, Ever is terrified of saying the words that would break the curse she is bound to. Pushing Derek away hasn't simplified things; it has only made her miserable. With her father waking, and her and Derek's lives on the line, can she really shy away from who and what she is becoming? How long can Ever keep her past lives a secret?Pushing thoughts of his mate aside, Derek tries to focus on the task at hand--tracking down a monster that leaves nothing but a husk behind. But Ever is never truly off his mind, even as two of his own become targets of the unsub. Can he set his personal distractions aside to keep his team alive.…

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Hardback. Condition: Very Good. What could be sweeter than a cuddly little monkey? With short, rhyming text, charming illustrations, and mirrors for little ones to engage with, this board book is the perfect gift to show your little monkey just how much you love them.

Hardback. Condition: Good. What could be sweeter than a cuddly little monkey? With short, rhyming text, charming illustrations, and mirrors for little ones to engage with, this board book is the perfect gift to show your little monkey just how much you love them.

Hardback. Condition: Good. Allows you to take regression therapy to the next level. This title features an audio CD that goes beyond meditation and visualization exercises - it contains the actual regression techniques Dr.Weiss uses with his patients.

Hardback. Condition: Fair. What could be sweeter than a cuddly little monkey? With short, rhyming text, charming illustrations, and mirrors for little ones to engage with, this board book is the perfect gift to show your little monkey just how much you love them.

Hardback. Condition: Good. London, 1969. With the Swinging Sixties under way, Detectives Arthur Bryant and John May find themselves caught in the middle of a good, old-fashioned manor house murder mystery. Hard to believe, but even positively ancient sleuths like Bryant and May of the Peculiar Crimes Unit were young once . . . or at least younger. Flashback to London 1969: mods and dolly birds, sunburst minidresses--but how long would the party last? After accidentally sinking a barge painted like the Yellow Submarine, Bryant and May are relegated to babysitting one Monty Hatton-Jones, the star prosecution witness in the trial of a disreputable developer whose prefabs are prone to collapse. The job for the demoted detectives? Keep the whistle-blower safe for one weekend. The task proves unexpectedly challenging when their unruly charge insists on attending a party at the vast estate Tavistock Hall. With falling stone gryphons, secret passageways, rumors of a mythical beast, and an all-too-real dismembered corpse, the bedeviled policemen soon find themselves with "a proper country house murder" on their hands. Trapped for the weekend, Bryant and May must sort the victims from the suspects, including a hippie heir, a blond nightclub singer, and Monty himself--and nobody is quite who he or she seems to be. Praise for Bryant & May: Hall of Mirrors "Arthur Bryant has written his memoirs--and a jolly good yarn they make, too. . . . As always in this series, this one's a lark."--The New York Times Book Review "[Hall of Mirrors is] a largely comic escapade whose tone evokes both the biting wit of Evelyn Waugh and the slapsticker shenanigans of P.G. Woodhouse."--The Wall Street Journal "More fully fleshed-out suspects, clues, red herrings, twists, and honest mystery and detection than in the last three whodunits you read."--Kirkus Reviews "The narrative [veers] between laugh-out-loud funny to macabre. . . . Eccentric and consistently entertaining."--Booklist "Fowler evokes the period as neatly as he crafts the plot."--Publishers Weekly "Wonderful."--Deadly Pleasures "So Agatha Christie (intentionally). And as in a Christie, nothing is quite what it seems as one murder follows another. Love the butler."--Poisoned Pen Newsletter.…

Condition: very_good. Cover may have light wear, pages in very good condition and binding is sturdy; may have other light shelf wear or creases. May have notes or highlighting.

Hardback. Condition: Very Good. London, 1969. With the Swinging Sixties under way, Detectives Arthur Bryant and John May find themselves caught in the middle of a good, old-fashioned manor house murder mystery. Hard to believe, but even positively ancient sleuths like Bryant and May of the Peculiar Crimes Unit were young once . . . or at least younger. Flashback to London 1969: mods and dolly birds, sunburst minidresses--but how long would the party last? After accidentally sinking a barge painted like the Yellow Submarine, Bryant and May are relegated to babysitting one Monty Hatton-Jones, the star prosecution witness in the trial of a disreputable developer whose prefabs are prone to collapse. The job for the demoted detectives? Keep the whistle-blower safe for one weekend. The task proves unexpectedly challenging when their unruly charge insists on attending a party at the vast estate Tavistock Hall. With falling stone gryphons, secret passageways, rumors of a mythical beast, and an all-too-real dismembered corpse, the bedeviled policemen soon find themselves with "a proper country house murder" on their hands. Trapped for the weekend, Bryant and May must sort the victims from the suspects, including a hippie heir, a blond nightclub singer, and Monty himself--and nobody is quite who he or she seems to be. Praise for Bryant & May: Hall of Mirrors "Arthur Bryant has written his memoirs--and a jolly good yarn they make, too. . . . As always in this series, this one's a lark."--The New York Times Book Review "[Hall of Mirrors is] a largely comic escapade whose tone evokes both the biting wit of Evelyn Waugh and the slapsticker shenanigans of P.G. Woodhouse."--The Wall Street Journal "More fully fleshed-out suspects, clues, red herrings, twists, and honest mystery and detection than in the last three whodunits you read."--Kirkus Reviews "The narrative [veers] between laugh-out-loud funny to macabre. . . . Eccentric and consistently entertaining."--Booklist "Fowler evokes the period as neatly as he crafts the plot."--Publishers Weekly "Wonderful."--Deadly Pleasures "So Agatha Christie (intentionally). And as in a Christie, nothing is quite what it seems as one murder follows another. Love the butler."--Poisoned Pen Newsletter.…

Hardback. Condition: Fair. London, 1969. With the Swinging Sixties under way, Detectives Arthur Bryant and John May find themselves caught in the middle of a good, old-fashioned manor house murder mystery. Hard to believe, but even positively ancient sleuths like Bryant and May of the Peculiar Crimes Unit were young once . . . or at least younger. Flashback to London 1969: mods and dolly birds, sunburst minidresses--but how long would the party last? After accidentally sinking a barge painted like the Yellow Submarine, Bryant and May are relegated to babysitting one Monty Hatton-Jones, the star prosecution witness in the trial of a disreputable developer whose prefabs are prone to collapse. The job for the demoted detectives? Keep the whistle-blower safe for one weekend. The task proves unexpectedly challenging when their unruly charge insists on attending a party at the vast estate Tavistock Hall. With falling stone gryphons, secret passageways, rumors of a mythical beast, and an all-too-real dismembered corpse, the bedeviled policemen soon find themselves with "a proper country house murder" on their hands. Trapped for the weekend, Bryant and May must sort the victims from the suspects, including a hippie heir, a blond nightclub singer, and Monty himself--and nobody is quite who he or she seems to be. Praise for Bryant & May: Hall of Mirrors "Arthur Bryant has written his memoirs--and a jolly good yarn they make, too. . . . As always in this series, this one's a lark."--The New York Times Book Review "[Hall of Mirrors is] a largely comic escapade whose tone evokes both the biting wit of Evelyn Waugh and the slapsticker shenanigans of P.G. Woodhouse."--The Wall Street Journal "More fully fleshed-out suspects, clues, red herrings, twists, and honest mystery and detection than in the last three whodunits you read."--Kirkus Reviews "The narrative [veers] between laugh-out-loud funny to macabre. . . . Eccentric and consistently entertaining."--Booklist "Fowler evokes the period as neatly as he crafts the plot."--Publishers Weekly "Wonderful."--Deadly Pleasures "So Agatha Christie (intentionally). And as in a Christie, nothing is quite what it seems as one murder follows another. Love the butler."--Poisoned Pen Newsletter.…

Condition: acceptable. This copy has clearly been enjoyedâ"expect noticeable shelf wear and some minor creases to the cover. Binding is strong, and all pages are legible. May contain previous library markings or stamps.

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Hardback. Condition: Fair. For many, the name Jimi Hendrix conjures up a larger-than-life image of the man who set fire to guitars, women's hearts, and the status quo. In this groundbreaking account, music journalist Charles R. Cross takes a far deeper look. Beyond Hendrix's legendary onstage and offstage magnetism and his excessive lifestyle was a man who struggled to accept his role as an idol and privately craved the kind of normal family life he never had. Based on more than three hundred interviews and never-before-seen private documents, this book recounts the entire arc of Hendrix's life, from his troubled childhood and struggle with racial prejudice to his rapid ascent in swinging London to headlining Woodstock in 1969, with his death a year later. As colorful and large as the decade of the sixties, this biography gives the real Hendrix the immortality he deserves.…