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What is it about mermaids? Starting with the Assyrian mermaid-goddess Atargatis, aquatic people have appeared in the folklore of cultures around the world. Mermaids, along with their water-loving relations Sirens, Nymphs, Sprites, and Nixies, continue to capture our imagination. Now Hawaiian Heritage Press introduces a mermaid coloring book that meets the high standards of the Historic Images series. The mermaid images for this book were selec...

Professor Emma Nakamura doesn't believe in ghosts. So it doesn't bother her (much) when she learns of a long-ago suicide in her remote upcountry rental house. She's sure there's a logical explanation for the disappearing items and the strange sounds in the night. Fortunately (?), Emma's best friend Molly has news shocking enough to take Emma's mind off the hauntings. Now Emma and Molly have to rely on their strong reasoning skills and a weak ...

Mahina State's powerful fundraising office tasks Professor Molly with a special assignment: To serve as the personal tutierge (that's tutor-concierge) to Jeremy Brigham, whose mother happens to be fabulously wealthy and gravely ill. Molly is not thrilled at having to babysit a spoiled slacker. But once inside the Brigham House, Molly realizes something is very wrong. And she has to decide whether to mind her own business and keep her job, or r...

This box set contains four licensed novellas in the Miss Fortune universe.Mary-Alice Moves InBayou BusybodyThe Vanishing VictimAloha, Y'allIncludes Recipes

This box set contains four licensed novellas in the Miss Fortune universe.The Two-Body ProblemBlack Widow ValleyThe No-Tell MotelVampire Billionaire of the Bayou

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This collection contains four licensed novellas in the Miss Fortune universe.Sinful Science: "Anubis, the ancient Egyptian god of the underworld, was a man with a wolf's head. The Navajo skin walkers could turn into any animal they pleased. And of course there's the Hồ tinh, Hanoi's nine-tailed fox. I was thinking I might write a story about the Hồ tinh."Gertie, that's a great idea, " Ally said. "Are you going to write children's books?"Oh, my...

Once upon a time there were four little Rabbits, and their names were- Flopsy, Mopsy, Cotton-tail, and Peter. They lived with their Mother in a sand-bank, underneath the root of a very big fir-tree. This coloring book features Beatrix Potter's black and white line drawings, as seen in the original 1901 edition of The Tale of Peter Rabbit.

An Imagined Shore is the second volume of the illustrations of Robert Anning Bell. Bell was an English architect and art professor, who taught at the Royal College of Art, exhibited his work at the Royal Academy, and worked on mosaics for the Palace of Westminster. A decade before all of these accomplishments, Bell illustrated the 1902 collection of the poems of Percy Bysshe Shelley. The illustrations are executed in classic Art Nouveau style,...

William T. Horton was one of a circle of artists and writers that included Richard Burton, Aubrey Beardsley, Aleister Crowley, Ernest Dowson, Oscar Wilde, W. B. Yeats, and Max Beerbohm. Horton's black and white Art Nouveau drawings are striking in their elegance and simplicity, making them ideal for meditative and therapeutic coloring.

Henry Justice Ford (1860-1941) was an English artist and illustrator, best known for his Art Nouveau illustrations of Andrew Lang's Fairy Books. The illustrations in this adult coloring book are drawn from H.J. Ford's graceful and dynamic illustrations of the male figure.

Henry Justice Ford (1860-1941) was an English artist and illustrator, best known for his illustrations of Andrew Lang's Fairy Books. Andrew Lang (1844-1912) was a poet, novelist, and literary critic. It was thanks to Lang, Lang's wife Leonore Blanche Alleyne, and other translators that many international folk tales saw their first appearance in English. This coloring book contains high-resolution reproductions of H.J. Ford's gorgeous and sensu...

Artist Robert Anning Bell was an English architect and art professor, who taught at the Royal College of Art, exhibited his work at the Royal Academy, and worked on mosaics for the Palace of Westminster. A decade before all of these accomplishments, Bell illustrated the 1902 collection of the poems of Percy Bysshe Shelley. The illustrations are executed in classic Art Nouveau style, the graceful figures done in flowing, liquid lines. The high-...

Aubrey Beardsley (1872-1898) died too young to be an Edwardian (the Edwardian age lasted from 1901 to 1910). But although tuberculosis claimed Beardsley at the age of 25, during his short life he created a body of work that epitomized the fluid elegance that the modern viewer recognizes in Downton Abbey and Merchant-Ivory films. His black and white illustrations capture the gorgeousness and the absurdity of fashion, both Victorian and historic...

All Professor Molly wanted to do was teach literature. Instead she's been named department chair. She's buried in Student Retention paperwork. She has to mentor the department's new star, the prickly Fiona Spencer. The college has just relocated to a former asylum, and the air conditioning is broken. At least nothing else can go wrong.Until Fiona finds a body in her office.Smart, witty, and entertaining throughout, The Fever Cabinet is a wry a...

When Professor Molly brings her husband to Mahina State University's exclusive donor dinner, she doesn't expect to share a table with the insufferable Stephen Park. Turns out it's one thing to invite your toxic ex-boyfriend to drop dead...it's quite another when he takes you up on it.The Perfect Body has* no swearing* no explicit sex* no graphic violenceHowever, it does contain* realistic accounts of the new-mom experience, including diapers a...

If you like your cozy mysteries with humor and a satisfying dose of sarcasm, Frankie Bow is your go-to author. ~Laura's Interests Book Blog Newly single and far from home, Professor Molly Barda wants to stay out of trouble until she gets tenure at remote Mahina State University. But when local big-shot Jimmy Tanaka, "The Most Hated Man in Hawaii, " pledges a huge donation to Molly's college and then disappears, Molly's bottom-line-obsessed dea...

Jean Ignace Isidore Gérard (1803-1847) was a French artist and satirist who was known by his pseudonym, J. J. Grandville. In Vie Privée et Publique des Animaux (The Private and Public Lives of Animals), first published in 1842, the animals of the world shake off human oppression and form their own government. Upon closer inspection, some of the beasts appear surprisingly human. This coloring book contains thirty-two high-resolution reproductio...

When a violent death disrupts the monthly meeting of the Pua Kala Garden society, Professor Molly Barda has no intention of playing amateur detective. But Molly's not just a witness-the victim is Molly's house guest and grad-school frenemy. And Molly quickly finds to her dismay that her interest in the murder is more than just…academic. If you like Dorothy Parker, Sarah Caudwell, P.G. Wodehouse, or E.F. Benson's Mapp and Lucia stories, or are ...