Leave Your Phone at the Door acts as a timely and topical reminder to look beyond our phones and enjoy the physical benefits of community, randomness and serendipity.

Uncle Wiggily's June Bug friends; Or, How the June Bugs brought joy to Uncle Wiggily; and The Skillery Scallery Alligator; also, How Uncle Wiggily picked some flowers, a classical book…

A mouthwatering collection of recipes for tomato lovers, featuring a combination of familiar favourites and new flavour combinations, with a photograph of every recipe and options for using either fresh-picked…

Phoebe Howard, known affectionately as Mrs. Howard to her clients, has a penchant for creating stylish spaces, which has evolved into her own critically acclaimed brand of interior design. Mrs…

"Wilson's Odyssey and the Joy of S.T.E.M." is a story based on true events. It tells of an engineer who struggles to make his way in the just opening field…

Sojourn is an eclectic first collection of poetry, prose, and flash fiction. Named for her first poem published, it embodies Parrish's spirit of a wonderful short stay: wander, hover, immerse…

Confidence in parenting? Is that a joke? Nobody has much confidence in that! But why not? When the author of this book, originally written as a gift to his grandchildren…

Explores a fresh concept of joy within psychoanalytic and cultural studies.