New York City-based writer and illustrator Williamson shares discoveries about Japan and its culture based on a recent year spent in Kyoto as a postgraduate student. The text combines the author's colorful illustrations with brief descriptions presented in a script-style text. The end result is a charming, journal-like publication in which Williams

In Janella Angeles's When Night Breaks, the dramatic last act of the Kingdom of Cards duology, the stage is set, the spectacle awaits... and the show must finally come to an end. The competition has come to a disastrous end, and Daron Demarco’s fall from grace is front-page news. But little matters to him beyond Kallia, the contestant he fell for who is now missing and in the hands of a dangerous magician. Daron is willing to do whatever it takes to find her. Even if it means unearthing secrets that lead him on a treacherous journey, risking more than his life and with no promise of return. After falling through the mirror, Kallia has never felt more lost, mourning everything she left behind and the boy she can’t seem to forget. Only Jack, the magician who has all the answers but can’t be trusted, remains at her side. Together, they must navigate a dazzling world where mirrors show memories and illusions shadow every corner, ruled by a powerful showman who’s been waiting for Kallia to finally cross his stage. But beneath the glamour of dueling headliners and never-ending revelry, a sinister force falls like night over everyone, with the dark promise of more—more power beyond Kallia’s wildest imagination, and at a devastating cost. The truth will come out, a kingdom must fall, hearts will collide. And the show must finally come to an end.

The more we do things on purpose for a purpose it makes life more meaningful. These are great activities that you may already be doing, but when you put the spin on it that you're also doing this to get closer to someone, rekindle flames or just stay in love, it becomes doubly meaningful. I will also point out, there is no wrong way to use these cards, but we will give you some great ideas of how to in the book. You have 230 date ideas in this book, way more than you can plan in a year if you're doing something once per week together, but that's on purpose. Some of these will be right down your alley and others will be way out of your league and personal goals. You're going to agree on the ones that suit you as a couple and toss the rest. The Book is in 3 Parts Date Idea Cards (17 categories: over 230 ideas all together) Gift Giving Ideas Shake it up Date Cards Is this for Dating or Married Couples? These cards can work for both. What are some of the dating categories? Adventures Sports Christian Faith Budget Creativity The Arts For Foodies Nature Lovers Seasonal etc. etc etc.. Can you give us some examples from the book.... Sure... you'll find that they vary in prep time. Amazing Race Find a Rooftop Pool Play a game of Horse Create Little Italy at Home and make homeade Pizza A Photo Walk and make a Mini Scrapbook Bike Rides in the Park If you like what you see, keep searching for CorrieLeeAnns Lifecoach Planners. We will be producing more volumes of this in the future. Feel free to give us some feedback to let us know what you would like to see more of in the future. Great Gift Ideas for: Bridal Showers, Christmas, Anniversary, Valentines Day, Birthday, Just Because, New Relationships.

A visual ode to trees rendered by tribal artists from India, in a handsome handcrafted edition.

New York magazine was born in 1968 after a run as an insert of the New York Herald Tribune and quickly made a place for itself as the trusted resource for readers across the country. With award-winning writing and photography covering everything from politics and food to theater and fashion, the magazine's consistent mission has been to reflect back to its audience the energy and excitement of the city itself, while celebrating New York as both a place and an idea.

Swimming the Great Lakes, growing bonsai trees, hunting big game, carving the Last Supper, spinning, skating, sculling, and baking are just some of the serious hobbies of the people portrayed in this intriguing work on how Americans spend their leisure time.