Would it really be fortunate if cookies held the keys to our future? A mother and her daughter find out, in this magical story by Faith Emiry.

THE WORLD'S BEST OF THE BEST AND MOST ILLUSTRIOUS. MEN, WOMEN, AWARDS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF THE YEAR (HOMMES, FEMMES, PRIX ET EVENEMENTS DE L'ANNEE) A joint publication of Stars Illustrated Magazine(R) and Times Square Press(R) New York. 4th edition ●Men and women of the world. ●The rebirth of the accordion. ●Who's who of the accordion's renaissance. ●Shining stars. ●Fashion. ●Technology. ●Quality of life, education, health and social affairs. ●Music renaissance. ●The United States ●Motion pictures. ●Stage/Theater/Plays/Musicals. ●Music. ●Books. ●Nightlife. ●Beauty & Modelling. ●THE BEST OF The Middle East, Arab World and North Africa. ●THE BEST OF Eastern Europe, Russia. ●Best musicians ●From France ●Hommes, femmes et événements de l'année... ●France's best restaurants

The Best of 2018-2019. Men & Women of the Year. Personalités et Stars de l'Année. A joint publication of Maximillien de Lafayette(R), Stars Illustrated Magazine(R), Times Square Press(R), Federation of American Musicians, Singers and Performing Artists, Inc. (FAMSPA) New York. The roster of the great achievers, stars, artists, musicians, celebrities and greatest minds of the year. A beautifully illustrated and designed photo album with fascinating interviews, essays and articles on the most important men and women and events of the year. A collector's item.

"Two years ago, Mika couldn't stand to wait at her mother's deathbed, so she went to the barn to help Mona-the-cow deliver Sticky. Now, Sticky is ready for market. But Mika musters all of her 9-year-old resources to prevent Sticky from being shipped with the rest of the herd. Her relationship with Sticky is revealed in their "conversations" in which Mika, of course, speaks both parts. These conversations have a deep and aching importance to Mika because Sticky's "words" are Mom's, and if Sticky dies, Mom will die again."--Publisher's website.

On paper, Mikaela has the life every girl dreams of. She is young, beautiful, intelligent, and filthy rich. It all means nothing to her since she pines for the man who will never love her back. But that isn’t the only source of pain. Dark secrets are tangled in the forgotten memories haunting her. Five years is a lot of time to lose… Eric Hardwick fits the description of tall, dark, and handsome to a T. A successful attorney and loyal best friend to Mika Kingsley, he’s hopelessly devoted to the one woman who has broken his heart. She’s strictly off limits to him…but that doesn’t mean he won’t do anything and everything to protect her from harm. The unstable Kingsley patriarch, Mason Kingsley, is back, bringing danger and mayhem along with him. Her lost memories might be the key to their salvation…or their destruction. Will Mikaela be Reclaiming Tomorrow?

〜The story of eight Japanese women in love in Tokyo〜 The stage is "Tokyo". 8 women fallen in love and lost in Nishiazabu, Ginza, Nihonbashi, Aoyama, Asakusa, Shibuya, Roppongi, and Haneda, but they still keep dreaming. These women in various professions such as liquor sales, gallery owners, public relations company managers, editors and fortune tellers, are telling their love facing sexual harassment, LGBTQ, and stalking. You can enjoy the charm of Tokyo by introducing real places such as cafes, restaurants and popular fashion brands. The city of Tokyo is a place full of memories of the women who appear in this story, and it is a heartbreak map that is engraved on the map of their hearts forever.

I Have Loved Me a Man takes readers inside the social revolution that has moved New Zealand from the 1960s to the present day through the story of the queer Maori performance artist: Mika. Adopted into a white family, Mika learnt Maori culture from the back of a cereal box. He discovered disco in the 1970s, worked with Carmen, Dalvanius Prime, and others to develop outrageous stage shows, and came out on screen with Harvey Keitel, playing a takatapui role in the film The Piano. Mika has never been in the closet: his life has been an ongoing production of both the fabulous and the revolutionary. This highly visual book interweaves research with images hand-picked from Mika's extensive archive to reveal the life and times of a queer brown boy from Aotearoa who took on the big white world.