New Releases by Lucy Richards

This poetry book is a creative expression of the academic research and statistical evidence out there that shows the importance of listening to ourselves as an essential part of mental health and wellbeing. The Divine Postal Service is the artistic framework that shares the intimately personal process of listening deeply to the feelings that find us (via divine post) and honouring them and the messages (divine mail) they bring - no matter how sticky, messy or imperfect they seem. It is also a framework that connects all people, and connects with readers who are seeking permission and ways to deeply feel the spectrum of life. We are all a part of the vast network of experiences and emotions that connect human life. We are all a part of the process of people loving and learning from each other's lives and wisdoms - experiences shared over cups of tea, bedroom selfies, boardroom speeches, tears of grief, goodnight texts - the list is as endless as the infinite combinations in human existence. We are all a part of the Divine Postal Service, including you.

Past crimes, and threats of more to come if the truth be revealed, is the stronghold that had kept many living in fear and shame for years. Finally, courage has crept in and caught the cocky criminal unaware. Is it coincidences that cause the right characters to meet at crucial times, or is it an answer to the prayers and supplications of the victimized women and men? Ironically, the character instrumental in uncovering the greatest crime is the one least expected.

Here is an exhaustive study of central Pennsylvania, beginning with over 400 pages of general history. The rest of the work is make up of large sections devoted to each county. These sections usually give an overview of the civil history, with lists of members of the bench and bar, medical profession, societies, churches, educational institutions and agricultural granges. Highly detailed chapters for each township contain comprehensive biographical sketches and miscellaneous information: places of local interest, property descriptions and anecdotes. E0441HB - $112.50

A sweet and sparkly polar adventure by Lucy Richards. One night at bedtime, Rory's mummy tells him all about the magic sky. Rory is so excited to see it. But how long will he have to wait? A heart-warming story capturing the wonder of seeing the Northern Lights and introducing children to the wonders of the night sky for the first time. And now, this beautiful story features a magical audio book voiced by Danny John-Jules.

"Lots of fun for little hands! Mix and match the heads and bodies of the cute characters in this split-page book--then add the magnetic feet."--Cover back.

Théo, l'ours polaire humanisé, est impatient d'observer les aurores boréales et demande sans cesse à sa mère quand ils pourront regarder ensemble ce ciel magique. En dénombrant les dodos qui les séparent du moment tant attendu, et en profitant de chaque jour des joies de l'hiver, l'ourson attend jusqu'au sixième soir. -- Des illustrations naïves mettent en scène ce conte nordique en faisant s'opposer les couleurs chaudes des pelages aux tonalités froides des paysages. Des cristaux scintillants parent l'une des dernières doubles pages afin d'illustrer le chatoiement de l'aurore boréale. Une brève explication du phénomène magnétique précède le récit. [SDM].

Perfect for babies who are beginning to explore the world around them, this adorable little "first-concept" board book introduces sounds heard on a farm.

Four funky, funny, bright and cuddly cloth books with simple rhymes and humorous situations to entertain, educate and occupy babies and toddlers. Children will respond immediately to the feel of the books and the style of the artwork.