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Color your favorite icon in this inspiring Taylor Swift coloring and creativity book. Thirty-two beautiful illustrations -- in both full-color and black and white -- feature images from the different eras of Taylor's career, and fun puzzles and journal activities to test your Swiftie knowledge. Bound in a glossy cover with six bonus full-color images, this book is a must-have for die-hard Swifties of all ages.

Discover work from the artist known as the "Raphael of Flowers" in this breathtaking hardcover edition featuring 90 of Pierre-Joseph Redouté's finest botanical illustrations. A must-have for artists and nature lovers, each masterpiece comes to life with vivid detail and a brief caption.

Embark on a literary adventure of survival and self-discovery through Jack London's classic wildlife tales in a stunning hardcover edition from the Dover Bookshelf, affordable and beautifully bound for literature enthusiasts.

Your spirit will soar with this exquisite collection of inspiring images to color! The 63 illustrations include favorite verses and scripture from the King James Bible, all beautifully lettered and nestled within decorative designs of nature. Includes previously published art from Creative Haven(R) Bible Blessings, Psalms, and Inspiring Proverbs coloring books.

Make your day a bit more magical as you enter the dreamy world of fairycore. Color over 60 stunning illustrations of mystical forests, blooming wildflowers, and wondrous winged creatures, each backed with a playful pink pattern. Features new and previously published art from Creative Haven(R) Pixie Dust Dreams.

Unleash your creativity and escape from the stresses of everyday life as you color over 60 stunning illustrations, featuring serene nature scenes, inspirational imagery, and beautiful patterns. Each is uniquely backed with a calming blue pattern, encouraging self-expression and feelings of contentment.

Lasso some crayons, colored pencils, or markers, and become an honorary member of the family as you put your own spin on the story of the Yellowstone Dutton Ranch inside this coloring book with a worn leather-look cover and gold title branded just like cattle! Filled with fun facts about the series, the setting, and subplots--paired with 38 unique illustrations inspired by the gorgeous views and gritty lifestyle of the American West--there's something here for every creative cowboy and cowgirl.

"Readers should be forewarned that the text contains racial and cultural references of the era in which it was written and may be deemed offensive by today's standards."--

"Stitch and create your own art gallery showcasing famous florals and other gorgeous still life paintings by some of the world's greatest artists. Needleworkers at every level of experience can transform best-loved museum masterpieces into wonderful handmade keepsakes that friends and family will cherish forever"--

This collection of inspirational thoughts represents Leo Tolstoy's profound spiritual odyssey to find meaning and understand life's purpose. Chronicled as a biographical arrangement of his philosophical views, featuring quotations from his earliest diaries, stories, religious writings, political tracts, conversations, and letters collected throughout his lifetime, the collection shows how Tolstoy tackles subjects such as self-improvement, education, marriage and family, good and evil, peace, war, and civil disobedience with his own unique perspective. The selections, edited by Russian literature scholar, Robert Blaisdell, reveal Tolstoy as a sage fully immersed in and challenged by life: an intense person, writer, father, and husband. Best known for his literary masterpieces War and Peace and Anna Karenina, Tolstoy's existential journey features the fullest expression of his ideals and is a requisite for anyone seeking deeper knowledge and appreciation of the intricacies of human existence. Leo Tolstoy, often regarded as the most famous Russian author of any century, was born in 1828 at his family estate 120 miles south of Moscow. His mother died before he was two, his father died when he was nine, and he and his siblings were raised by a series of aunts. At the age of 16 he started university, but left before completing a degree. It was in this next period of Tolstoy's life that he began writing, and before he turned thirty, he was already regarded as a distinctive and important Russian author. He went on to write War and Peace and Anna Karenina, as well as the autobiographical novels Childhood, Boyhood and Youth, the nonfiction work, A Confession, and dozens of short stories, essays, and other works. He served as a soldier before becoming a pacifist. He was admired by his contemporaries, and is considered one of the greatest writers of all time. He died in 1910 at the age of 82. Bob Blaisdell is the author of the biographies Chekhov Becomes Chekhov and Creating Anna Karenina: Tolstoy and the Birth of Literature's Most Enigmatic Heroine; he is the editor of Tolstoy as Teacher, Tolstoy's Classic Tales and Fables for Children, and dozens of Dover Thrift editions. He is a professor of English in Brooklyn, New York. Wisdom from Tolstoy "To know God and to live is one and the same thing. God is life. Live seeking God, and then you will not live without God." --Confession "Faith--yes, we need faith. We can't do without faith. Not, however, faith in what other people tell us, but faith in what we arrive at ourselves, by our own thought, our own reason." --The Light Shines in Darkness "To say a man should not be guided by reason is the same as to say to a man carrying a lamp in a dark catacomb that, to find the way out, he must extinguish his lamp and be guided, not by light, but by something else." > "In old age one becomes indifferent to the fact that one will never see the results of one's activity. But the results will be there." >

History comes alive in Picture the Past(TM) Dover Historical Coloring Books Travel back in time and learn about "the war to end all wars," starting with the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand and concluding with the signing of the Treaty of Versailles. Forty-six realistic illustrations depict Gallipoli, Jutland, and other momentous battles; new aspects of warfare and weaponry; and General Pershing, Mata Hari, Lawrence of Arabia, and other famous figures. Each image is accompanied by a fact-filled descriptive caption. Add color to the striking scenes with pencils, pens, or crayons. A valuable resource for parents, teachers, librarians, and history buffs ages 9 and up.

A Delightfully Punny Coloring Book! Relax and enjoy these 31 charming food illustrations featuring witty wordplay that will bring a smile to your face. Coloring has never been cheddar! This book is berry special, and coloring the whimsical drawings will guarantee that you have a grape day!

"In the mild Mediterranean climate of the Italian Riviera, a rebellious young Sydney Warren cautiously tests her newfound freedom, developing an intimate relationship with the charming middle-aged widow Mrs. Kerr that causes rumors and speculation to stir among the wealthy British guests of a luxurious seaside hotel"--

"Home to Harlem explores the plight of young Black men in the early twentieth century in America. This novel was both applauded and criticized for its sensual, brutal honesty in its portrayal of urban life"--

Romantasy -- a blend of fantasy and romance -- is a literary genre filled with captivating worlds where love and magic intertwine. Inspired by BookTok and recent blockbuster book series, this is the coloring book for Romantasy readers. There are over sixty dramatic illustrations of dagger-wielding warriors, enemies turned lovers, dragons, fairy folk, and other romantic icons -- all hand-drawn by women artists with a flair for the fantastical, set within a cover featuring text and art debossed and printed in matte foil, like an antique gold stamp, and a soft-touch finish that feels like worn leather. Romantasy Coloring Book is a terrific gift for book lovers, an excellent companion to whichever series is on your reading list, and the perfect introduction to this amazing and addictive genre.

"New York lawyer Stephen Glennard, in an effort to raise money to pay for his upcoming wedding to his sweetheart, sells love letters written to him by deceased author Margaret Aubyn. This action comes back to haunt him and his marriage, exposing a betrayal that becomes the talk of New York society"--