Wendy MacNaughton’s gentle drawings are followed by a deep well of resources for the dying and those who love and care for them.
This book offers a fascinating journey through which to better understand the connection between yoga and nature, as well as practical guidance in yoga basics.
Chef and author Amy Thielen’s buzzy cookbook simmers cozily with very fine food writing and a particular Midwestern nonchalance.
Heather Wolf shows us how to home in on birds in almost any situation—at a superstore, in the car—and offers sound advice for building a birding community.
With both abundant room to assert personal style and ample direction to finish a piece of art, Sarah J. Gardner’s projects are an art-supply lover’s dream.
For readers who seek ballast in the midst of busy schedules, Sharon Salzberg’s bite-sized Buddhist insights are a garden ripe for the picking.
Allison Bornstein’s approach to personal styling in Wear It Well connects the dots between self-knowledge and getting dressed.
In this guide, Ellen Zachos focuses on 35 common plants that grow everywhere and won’t send you to the ER if you eat them, pinky swear!
Eric Zimmerman has gathered an array of interactive games designed to encourage creative thinking, facilitate collaboration and improve communication.
Deeply delight in your favorite fall activities with the help of From Harvest to Home—and feel not a shred of shame for loving flannel and pumpkin spice lattes.
If you’ve had a hankering to try a pop of wallpaper, this spirit-lifting design book from Anna Spiro will take your face between its hands and say, go for it!
Women from all walks of life muse on what growing older means and feels like in this energetic and joyous collection by photographer Ellen Warner.
As you page through this colorful tome full of intricate details and beautiful repetition, the effect is kaleidoscopic. It’s a feast of patterns.
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