The I Know My series of preschool books is designed to support young children as they learn about the alphabet, numbers, food, tools, holidays, and more. Crisp art, whimsical characters, and a collaborative adventure keep children engaged, highlighted by voiceover narration, music, and sound effects. Olivia is a lovey-dovey spider who needs your help to make all of her friends Valentine’s Day cards. From paper, pen, and glue to scissors and flowers, you can help Olivia every step of the way to make a super-duper work of art from scratch.

Growing up in a small town has its perks. I know everyone, and everyone knows me. It also has drawbacks…everyone knows my business too. My dating life is non-existent until a trio of men move into town. Next door, in fact. I’m drawn to them for reasons I can’t explain. As an omega, I want nothing more than to find my pack and settle down. There are plenty of dependable, worthwhile suitors here. I shouldn’t be so focused on the new guys in town, but here I am, offering them a home cooked meal and finding every other excuse I can to spend more time with them. Before I know it, they’ve convinced me to join their tech company as a consultant, and I’m spending every day with them. As Valentine’s Day approaches, they make their intentions pretty clear, but I’m not sure that I’m ready for what they have in mind. Will I let them convince me, or lose my chance at happiness?

Enjoy two touching historical romances set in 1800s New York City. When Pierce and Darlene meet in her father’s tailor shop, their lives are on very different paths. But neither can forget the other. Also includes the bonus story, Little Shoes and Mistletoe by Sally Laiity, in which two orphans restore a woman’s capacity to love.

This is George Sand's second novel. Like Indiana, her first, it explores the relationship between men and women. Valentine, an aristocratic girl, falls despearately in love with Benedict, the son of a poor farmer. Again, like Indiana, this novel challenges preconceived masculine assumptions about woman's role in society. In loving Benedict, Valentine rebels against her family and her class.