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Never date a musician, Serafina Hennessys father always told her. But Rudd was a cellist, not a drummer. How bad could it be? Sera soon finds out when her ratbag of a boyfriend runs off with a rock star, leaving her homeless, unemployed, and thousands of miles from her family. Unwilling to hear "I told you so," Sera takes the first new position available and finds herself working at The Justice Project, reviewing claims of innocence and working to right past wrongs. Hardly her dream job, but theres one case she cant get out of her mind. On the surface, the Sykes conviction seems airtight, but there are pieces that dont quite fit. "Facts" that dont add up Against her bosss advice, Sera falls down a rabbit hole of conspiracy theories, cover-ups, and deception in a case where nothing is as it seems. Convict Levi Sykes has made many mistakes in his life, hes the first to admit that. Killing his friend and roommate Ruby Costello wasnt one of them. But someone had to take the fall, and his world was quickly reduced to a seven-by-twelve cell and a new bestie named Diesel. Life in prison isnt all badat least he doesnt have to deal with his toxic parents anymorebut he lives in fear that Rubys killer will strike again. When Sera pays him a visit, his only goal is to save lives, but by pitting Sera against his former roommates, he opens a Pandoras box of trouble. And as a decade-old mystery unravels, a new monster awakens, a Hydra whose reach stretches farther than he ever imagined. Once again, a woman Levi cares for is in danger, but this time, only his enemies can save her

Museums are anything but wild. Historically, museums have functioned as key sites for the production of boundaries between nature and culture. Nature might be presented in form and image, but its processes must not be allowed to take hold within museum architecture. In a warming world, climate-controlled interiors are increasingly vulnerable to floods, fires, and power failures. In an effort to address environmental crises, artists chop through walls, fill them with dirt, and bring in insects, plants, and animals, while others leave the institution altogether to embrace the specificity of site. Audiences are drawn outside and off-screen, into zones that recalibrate norms of aesthetic attention. Rewilding the Museum explores a paradox that also lurks at the heart of restoration ecology: We cannot return to past fantasies of "nature." Rather, we must foster ecologies that support biodiversity and stable geophysical cycles. This book asks how artists and curators are working with and against exhibition infrastructures to elaborate contemporary ideas of nature.

Museums are anything but wild. Historically, museums have functioned as key sites for the production of boundaries between nature and culture. Nature might be presented in form and image, but its processes must not be allowed to take hold within museum architecture. In a warming world, climate-controlled interiors are increasingly vulnerable to floods, fires, and power failures. In an effort to address environmental crises, artists chop through walls, fill them with dirt, and bring in insects, plants, and animals, while others leave the institution altogether to embrace the specificity of site. Audiences are drawn outside and off-screen, into zones that recalibrate norms of aesthetic attention. Rewilding the Museum explores a paradox that also lurks at the heart of restoration ecology: We cannot return to past fantasies of "nature." Rather, we must foster ecologies that support biodiversity and stable geophysical cycles. This book asks how artists and curators are working with and against exhibition infrastructures to elaborate contemporary ideas of nature.

In a world where heroes disappear, Arron Grethsen, a Hjelmen private, vanishes with a mysterious token buried in his chest. Elven chambermaid Awra and fallen knight Rikhar share similar tokens, unknowingly tethered to a power that many covet. As shadows converge and sinister forces rise, each of them must uncover their purpose before theyre consumed by the very magic they possess. Rues of the Heroes picks up the thread of destiny from The Heirs of Duty, Book One of Braenduir Chronicles, pulling readers into a gripping tale of courage, betrayal, and the relentless pursuit of a force that could shove the world into chaos.

Theres just one other thing I need to ask you about, our Thursday night Slow Cooker Supper Club When professional housesitter Erin moves into Maries cosy home at Station Cottages while the widow takes a four-month cruise, the job seems pretty easy: 1. Stay in the house to take care of Maries pup, Bella. 2. Keep an eye on Maries plantings in the community allotment. 3. Host the Thursday Night Slow Cooker Supper Club in Maries kitchen. But sitting still isnt easy for a woman who has spent her life running away, and with a distractingly gorgeous neighbour who seems to be keeping secrets of his own, Erin realises that her easy gig is going to be anything but simple. In fact, it just might change her life

Découvrez le tome 5 de la série Rachel Morgan de Kim Harrison : Les hurlements du démon !

Discover the beauty of handmade traditions across cultures and continents.Handmade crafts tell stories of identity, tradition, and creativity. An Artisans Guide to Crafts and Places by Katharina Koppenwallner takes readers on a richly illustrated journey along the Silk Road, the hippie trails, and into remote regions worldwide. The book combines travel narrative, cultural history, and design inspiration while showcasing traditional crafts that continue to evolve in a globalized world. Highlights: Fascinating insights into folk art and traditional crafts from Europe to Latin America Expert knowledge on dying techniques, textile traditions, ceramics, and more Richly illustrated with enchanting stories from remote regions and their people Includes travel tips, market recommendations, and a helpful index This beautifully designed book is a must-have for lovers of traditional crafts, design enthusiasts, globetrotters, and anyone interested in the aesthetics of handmade culture.Katharina Koppenwallner (*1966) studied art history, journalism, and folklore, and lives and works as a freelance editor in Berlin. In 2011, she founded her business "International Wardrobe," which sells textiles, traditional costumes, and ceramics from around the world. She writes freelance articles for publications including the literary magazine Der Freund, Modedepesche, Suddeutsche Zeitung, FAZ Sonntag, and der Freitag. Since 2017, she has been writing the weekly column Souvenirs in the travel section of Welt am Sonntag.

Discover the beauty of handmade traditions across cultures and continents.Handmade crafts tell stories of identity, tradition, and creativity. An Artisans Guide to Crafts and Places by Katharina Koppenwallner takes readers on a richly illustrated journey along the Silk Road, the hippie trails, and into remote regions worldwide. The book combines travel narrative, cultural history, and design inspiration while showcasing traditional crafts that continue to evolve in a globalized world. Highlights: Fascinating insights into folk art and traditional crafts from Europe to Latin America Expert knowledge on dying techniques, textile traditions, ceramics, and more Richly illustrated with enchanting stories from remote regions and their people Includes travel tips, market recommendations, and a helpful index This beautifully designed book is a must-have for lovers of traditional crafts, design enthusiasts, globetrotters, and anyone interested in the aesthetics of handmade culture.Katharina Koppenwallner (*1966) studied art history, journalism, and folklore, and lives and works as a freelance editor in Berlin. In 2011, she founded her business "International Wardrobe," which sells textiles, traditional costumes, and ceramics from around the world. She writes freelance articles for publications including the literary magazine Der Freund, Modedepesche, Suddeutsche Zeitung, FAZ Sonntag, and der Freitag. Since 2017, she has been writing the weekly column Souvenirs in the travel section of Welt am Sonntag.

Kingston and Demi are caught between passion and chaos as the club faces new threats. One wrong move could cost them everything, including each other.

When three irreplaceable rugs disappear from the home of a Navajo weaver, James Pinter agrees to help tribal police track them down. As James begins to investigate the case, he discovers there might be more behind the theft than just the desire for cash.Weaving Yei rugs is seen as spiritually taboo, even dangerous. The rugs in question were woven by an infamous weaver and medicine man. A man wrapped in legend and lore who was believed to hold supernatural powers.James is narrowing his suspects when one shows up dead, revealing yet another secret hidden among the missing textiles. As generations of deceit and vengeance begin to unravel, James suspects that retribution from the most powerful crime family on the reservation could prove swifter and harsher than anything from the spirit world.

Real estate agent and super sleuth, Cindy York, is full of Christmas cheer this festive season. She has a closing with a fat commission check waiting around the corner, and is looking forward to a fun-filled holiday with her family.At the last minute, Cindys closing is canceled when the attorney flubs the title search. Her boss, Jacques Forte, is furious at the attorney for the mistake, and she tries to cheer her friend up by getting him to play Santa at their annual realtors associations Christmas party. But when the attorney is murdered during the party and video footage shows that the crime was committed by St. Nick himself, Jacques goes to the top of the suspect list. Cindy will need to find a way to save her friend, or else no one will be rocking around the Christmas tree!

Jane knows that soon she has to convince her leased pony Keilahs owner Kathy to sell her.

How many shapes can Little Owl find in his forest?Shapes are the building blocks of Little Owls beloved forest. Look closely and youll see that each tree trunk is a rectangle, the moon is a circle, the bunnys carrot is a triangleand much more! The youngest readers will delight in learning their shapes right alongside their favorite owl.

A little girl sings the praises of all four seasons in a playful picture book that celebrates the joys to be found throughout the year.Lyric loves every single season. Spring makes her so happy! Birds singing, plants sprouting, double-Dutching in the park. But hold onwhats that peeking around the corner? Its summer! Beach trips, family cookouts, playing cards, and jamming to hip-hop and merengue. Summer really is the best. Except . . . did someone say fall? Hooray for brilliant colors, leaves swirling, and making sweet potato pie. And then, of course, theres winter, which brings the magic of snowflakes, the coziness of cocoa and fireplaces, and the joy of holidays.Its easy to see why Lyric cant choose just one favorite season theres so much to love about them all!

A bold and unfiltered celebration of two decades of Garde Manger, featuring 80 unforgettable recipes from Montréals legendary restaurant.For twenty years, Garde Manger has been Old Montréals loud, dark, and salty institutiona restaurant born from friendship, late nights, and a shared love of good food and good time. In this stunning new collection, the team behind the iconic restaurant opens their doors, sharing the recipes and stories that define who they are today. From towering seafood platters and bold seafood dishes to standout pastas, next-level meat mains, and more, this collection captures two decades of creativity, camaraderie, and pure Montreal spirita restaurant that grew up without ever losing its edge. Inside youll find dishes like: The Infamous Seafood Platter Octopus with Fried Potatoes and Nduja Salmon with Warm Potato Salad and Caviar Beurre Blanc Pork Chops with Fried Potatoes, Blue Cheese, and Molasses Barbecue Sauce Lobster Agnolotti with Chanterelles and Brioche Crumbs Coffee Cake with Streusel and Malted Milk Ice Cream, and more Whether youre a longtime fan or new to their world, this book invites you to pull up a chair at their tablewhere the food is bold, the vibe is relaxed, and every dish tells a story.

The bestselling horror saga continues!The revelations of Erica Slaughters past reach their shattering conclusion as they delve into her formative years and concludes with a shocking reveal that will shape the hunters future forevermore!Bestselling writer James Tynion IV and acclaimed artist Werther DellEdera take Ericas story to a pivotal turning point, closing the book on her harrowing beginnings to set the stage for what comes next.Collects Something is Killing the Children #46-50.

Youre ready for the wild.In this heartfelt, stunning picture book, a young child with a love for science discovers that while they dont see other people like them working in nature, they do belong there.Despite loving all things nature, Noa struggles to find her place in the wild. She loves watching nature shows, playing pretend with her stuffed animals, and recounting wildlife facts to her mom. But for some reason, Noa feels she doesnt belong in the wild.To convince her otherwise, her mom takes her on a journey from the city to a campground where Noa meets a new friend who shows her that nature is full of diversity, and she belongs just like anyone else.

A clever little girl figures out a way to help her grandmother assimilate and make friends in a new country through her love of foodbecause theres nothing like food to turn strangers into friends!When Ava arrives in the United States, she cant speak English, and at first the words feel strange in her mouth, like a new flavor. But soon, thanks to school and new friends, the words start flowing. She worries about her grandmother, though. Bibi is at home cooking most of the day, and Ava doesnt want her to be lonely.Then Ava meets Lucie, whose French grandmother loves cooking as much as Bibi! So the girls hatch a plan, and soon Bibi and Meme are bridging their language barriers with delicious food, sparking a friendship over new flavors and new words alike. Food truly is the universal language!

An introduction to the great freedom and power that comes with Americas constitutional First Amendment rights, just in time for the U.S.A.s 250th anniversary!Free is a word that comes with great power.We are free, we are that power.The First Amendment gives us many rights as Americansfrom the freedom to practice any religion (or no religion) to the freedom to look the way we want to look. It gives us the right to disagree, to speak up, and to stand up for what we believe in. But not everyone in the world has these rightsor these freedoms.From attorney and educator Allison Matulli comes a memorable commentary on the privilege and opportunity of being an American, with freedoms granted by the First Amendment.

A missing bride, buried secrets, and a race against timecan Dana solve the mystery before its too late?Elliot Lakes favourite florist, Dana McIntyre, has been looking forward to a much-needed break and helping her old friend Sylvie plan the wedding of the year in picturesque Kirkland Lake. But when Sylvie goes missing under mysterious circumstances, Danas peaceful getaway turns into a desperate search for answers.As Dana reunites with Sylvie and meets her family and fiancee, Marcia, the joy of the occasion is overshadowed by unsettling tension and cryptic warnings. Sylvie, once a brilliant scholar in Toronto, is now entangled in a local dispute that threatens her safety. The small town, with its charming façade, hides secrets that could be deadly if uncovered.With Sylvies disappearance looming over them, Dana and Marcia must navigate a web of deception and danger. From hidden clues in Sylvies research to the hostile locals trying to keep their secrets buried, the stakes grow higher as Dana races against time to rescue her friend before its too late.In Ghost Orchid, the third book in the beloved cozy mystery series, Dana McIntyres floral expertise is tested like never before. With danger lurking in every shadow and trust becoming a rare commodity, Danas resilience and sharp instincts will be put to the ultimate test.Will Dana unravel the mystery in time to save Sylvie? Or will the dark secrets of Kirkland Lake remain buried forever?Find out in this gripping and heartwarming tale where friendship, bravery, and the pursuit of truth bloom against all odds.