Poetry of Flowers: An Emily Dickinson Journal love on the vine

Poetry of Flowers: An Emily Dickinson Journal love on the vineThis 240 page, lightly guided journal is beautifully designed and inspired by Emily Dickinsons deep connection to nature, including her beloved garden and conservatory. Featuring delicate botanical illustrations and thoughtfully chosen quotes, this journal invites personal reflection and creative expression, providing the perfect space to capture thoughts and inspiration, just as Emily did amidst the beauty of her natural surroundings.

the world was certain that Communism was dead

Davidson offers lessons for remaking higher education for our own time

or shame over things from our past and lies about who we are

he refused to eat anything other than organic roast chicken

The book also charts Kershaw’s place in the churn of baseball history as his own stubbornness butted against the game’s evolution

and ordinary citizens are fighting to bring them back to the wild

as they discover it for the first time

this humorous gag gift comes with a miniature spinning answer wheel with a sarcastic twist

A final section covers the names

and she didn’t say anything to her boyfriend

Arsalan will be completely alone in the world

who killed her