Rachel Martin

Unlock your creative potential with this powerful and inspiring book. First published 25 years ago, this international bestseller is more important than ever in today's cultural climate. In The Artist's Way, Julia Cameron takes readers on a 12-week journey to discover the link between their spiritual and creative selves. This groundbreaking program includes hundreds of highly effective exercises and activities, as well as introductions to two vital tools for creative recovery. Join a "Creative Cluster" of fellow artists and unleash your artistic renewal with this life-changing book.

Explore the art of remembering across generations with a collection of literary letters and mementos in this poignant and powerful work. Poet Victoria Chang draws on fragments of her family's stories, archives of relics, and unanswered questions to shape poetry on trauma, loss, and identity. Dear Memory is a beautiful and moving exploration of grief and longing to understand oneself.

Discover how to navigate the difficult seasons of life with "Wintering", a moving reflection on finding comfort during periods of rest and self-care. Uncover the wisdom of understanding that just like the changing seasons, our lives are a natural ebb and flow of peaks and valleys. Let Katherine May guide you through the rewarding process of celebrating and healing during those much-needed winter seasons.

Join Blue, a tenacious little pick up truck, as he braves a muddy country road and gets stuck trying to help out a friend. Luckily, Blue's farm animal friends are up to the challenge and lend a helping hand - or hoof. This charming book is packed with fun truck sounds and animal noises, and celebrates the bonds of friendship and the joy of lending a helping hand.

Audience of One by James Poniewozik delves into the history of television and its role in shaping American society and politics, ultimately leading to the election of Donald J. Trump. Poniewozik interweaves two crucial stories, tracing the evolution of television from the shared monoculture era to today's atomized universe, and a cultural critique of the president. He reveals how Trump became a character that wrote itself and rode the media beast to ultimate power. A penetrating and often hilarious review of the farcical reality show we have all come to live in, Audience of One is a sobering reflection on the intersection of politics and pop culture.