Madison Torres is only in Blossom Row to watch her niece for a few days. And to clear her head. A little lonely and a bit confused, she’s outgrown her job and wants to focus on her art in a more fulfilling way. She’s single but waiting until she’s settled to look for the perfect guy. Too bad she keeps running into the same too good-looking grumpy guy around town. She should fight the attraction because she’s only in town for a little while. Dane Reed is a single dad to an awesome little boy. He’s got a routine and sticking to it is the only way he makes it through some days. The last thing he’s expecting is a black-haired beauty that’s way too young for him. Too bad she seems to be everywhere he goes. There’s no reason to fight it. After all, everyone is looking for Somebunny to Love.

A lost bunny teams up with a rascally, streetwise puppy to find her way home in this adorable friendship story set in New York City. Laura Rodriguez's pet bunny, Evie, is kind of a star: She's the mascot of the Rodriguez family's corner bodega in Harlem. Local residents stop by the small store every day just to see Evie. And even though people tend to make Evie nervous, Evie knows she's safe as long as Laura is around. But when Laura and her family go out of town for a few days, Evie suddenly finds herself in unfamiliar surroundings. Laura couldn't have meant to leave Evie with the snooty Mrs. Vanderwaal, could she? Frightened, Evie makes a run for it, determined to find her way back to the bodega - even though she has no idea where she is. All she knows is that she's in a vast green park in the center of New York City. That's when Evie meets the streetwise Bart, a stray Shiba Inu pup who is perfectly fine being on his own. He doesn't need an owner, thank you very much. Together, this unlikely duo embarks on a journey to cross Central Park, encountering countless tourists, dastardly dog catchers, and other animals. It's a long way, but if they can set aside their differences and work together, then maybe - just maybe - they can find their way home.

A USA Today bestseller! Tell your egg-stra special little peep that they make you very hoppy with this punderful Easter book and basket stuffer for babies and toddlers! Filled with adorable baby animal illustrations, a heartfelt message, and charming puns all ages can enjoy, Somebunny Loves You is a sweet story families will love to read and share together. Put some spring in your step with this Easter book for kids, shower love on your little one, and start a new holiday tradition. It's an egg-straordinary way to celebrate Easter and springtime and includes a bonus seek and find hidden inside! The perfect book gift for: Fans of the USA Today bestseller I Love You Like No Otter Babies and toddlers ages 0-3. Made just for their little hands! Easter basket stuffer Farm book and baby animal lovers Baby showers Valentine's Day Birthdays and more! Somebunny loves you. Psst... that bunny is me! You're my favorite peep. You fill my heart with glee.

This adorable new title from Emmy Award-winning singer-songwriter (and animal lover) Parry Gripp shows us the magical world of furry friendship and teaches young readers to be kind to animals of all shapes and sizes. Through adorable, uplifting photographs, and sweet, silly text, kids will learn not only how to interact with animals, but also just what makes you a good friend for your fuzzy, feathered, or scaly new bud. This fun book will inspire young animal lovers to understand their perfect new pal, giving kids lessons on being gentle with pets, making sure to care and love them, how to be patient, and more. Lyrical text illustrates the fun and companionship that dogs, cats, lizards, fish, rabbits, and all sorts of animal friends can offer. Parents and families considering or who've just gotten a new pet will have fun sharing and learning all about animals together. Plus, turn each page and sing along with Parry with an original song and music video!

This story is based on a true love story that spanned almost two decades. The names and places have been changed to protect the privacy of the individuals involved in this affair. The chronological sequence of events has been maintained for continuity. All the stories and experiences are based on facts. This book is about a love story that was kept secret for 18 years and perhaps shouldve remained a secret. The first book related to this love story was a book of poems entitled Somewhere, Sometime, Somehow: Love Poems and Short Stories published in 2008 by this author and Xlibris. For the perceptive reader of this book one can trace the ups and downs of our love relationship. These 18 years were filled with robust love and passion for each other. Perhaps it was fantasy; perhaps it was the most real thing we will ever experience. The heartbreaking part of this love affair is that I am not really sure my lover ever really understood or appreciated my profound and unconditional love for her. I opened my heart to her through poetry and thoughtful letters, but she rarely showed me what was in her heart. Perhaps it was a one-sided love affair, but I surely think and hope not. I was convinced that she truly loved me through her words and actions. At least I experienced a pure love that I had only dreamed was possible. The story is told mainly through the exchange of letters and emails to each other. Perhaps readers can experience and hopefully feel the deep love we felt for each other.

With the help of liquid courage, Chelsea Ashe has braved the world of online dating and takes you through her epic dating misadventures while sharing advice in Happy Hour Stories: The Dating Misadventures of a Girl Between Her Cocktails. In this entertaining volume of intoxicating awkwardness, Chelsea mixes two of her favorite loves – alcohol and romance. Follow Chelsea as she pops a cork, takes a shot, and chugs a beer in a search for Mr. Right gone wrong. Ever the lady, the names of her online dating partners have been changed to the alcoholic beverage that best sums up the date. While her dating life isn’t exactly foolproof, the alcohol that helps her along the way tends to be above 80 proof. Grab your favorite cocktail, sit back and enjoy reading Chelsea’s misadventures. Life’s short, so why limit happy to one hour? Cheers!

Make a Special Child Something Soft and Snuggly. 6 adorable collections of nursery accessories for babies and small children. Each collection includes a crib/bed quilt, plus a complete set of matching accessories. Colors and themes good for both boys and girls: sea creatures, jungle animals, trucks and trains, bugs and butterflies, and more. Beginner to intermediate projects are great to make for baby showers and charity events.These lovable collections of nursery accessories have everything you need to give charm to a child's room: a crib quilt large enough for toddlers, too, plus wall quilts, bibs, drag-around blankets, soft pictures, pillows, and growth charts. Make that special child a whole room full of love.

Join new author Linda Wright on a journey into awareness. There is an invisible source of unlimited power! Be among the first to plug in and get energized through these inspirational insights into co-creating your new improved reality. Learn how to become accountable for the results of your focus, by finally taking responsibility for the consequences. Become empowered through understanding the effect of thoughts and the significance of words. I am happy, I am sad; I am healthy, I am sick. No matter what I choose, I am right. I literally decide what I AM.--From publisher description.

· A collection of baby knitting projects for every skill level, from beginner to advanced · Includes over 80 knitting designs of baby clothes, blankets, toys, and accessories for both boys and girls · Projects use a variety of techniques and stitches so there’s something for every knitter to learn and practice · Features clear instructions, written patterns with charts, high-quality photography, and expert tips throughout · A must-have guide to practice your knitting skills while making special gifts and homemade keepsakes

After tragically losing her husband in an electrical accident, Willa Milton, known as Willy, tries to keep life normal for her two kids and younger sister. When she heads to Wyoming to capture photos for a magazine, things start to get complicated when Max enters the picture. Willa soon finds that more than just photos were captured on her trip. Will she rethink her resolve to stay single?