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The Law of Attraction has captured imaginations for more than a hundred years. This handy book will reveal the secrets to the incredible manifesting powers that you can enjoy - you just have to follow the instructions within. Discover how your thoughts create your reality and how to channel that power in a way that benefits rather than hinders you. If you are master of your own destiny, why would you create anything else than brilliance?

By featuring more than sixty projects that embrace the popular eco-ethic, Emily Anderson takes the DIY genre to every room in the house. From detailed instructions on turning old sweaters into hand-knotted rugs to tips on assessing local thrift shops and estate sales, Anderson makes re-styling a home practical and fresh at a very low cost.

Videos with the "manifestation" hashtag have been viewed a whopping ten billion times on TikTok and Gen Z is the main audience.

This deluxe gift set contains everything readers need to know about the I Ching and how to use it. It provides simple instructions on making consultations and applying the information given to recognise and resolve anxieties. I Ching is mentioned in popular TV shows, such as The Man in the High Castle (Amazon) and His Dark Materials (BBC).

Early Minoan Crete is re-envisioned as a space of social innovation, in which change occurred through people and objects.

This book explores how humorous depictions of the Great War worked to familiarise, domesticate, and tame the conflict. While well-known examples of First World War literature often emphasize enormous emotional disruption and the war’s extremes, other writers used humour to encourage a gentle, mild amusement, drawing on familiar, popular genres and forms used before 1914. In humorous portrayals of the war, tameness outdoes the unmanageable and the temperate exceeds the extraordinary. Humour in British First World War Literature is based on little-known primary material uncovered from detailed archival research, as well as works that, though written by celebrated authors, tend not to be placed in the canon of Great War literature. Each chapter examines key examples of literary texts, ranging from short stories and poetry to theatre and periodicals, in doing so investigating the complex representational, political, and social significance of the tame strand in humorous Great War literature.

"Emily Hodgson Anderson is an English professor who specializes in eighteenth-century British literature. At the age of thirty-nine, she found herself as a newly single mother to two boys aged two and five. In the years that followed, she turned to the familiarity of literature to navigate the shift to single parenting, loneliness, and other changes in her personal life and the broader world. These essays illuminate how she drew on her favorite books to re-examine her own childhood, the experience of separation, and being a single mother. Anderson draws on her background and training as a critic and professor to explore the single mother's evolving approach to invisible labor or "shadow work." The books and authors Anderson considers are eclectic and joined in unexpected ways. She pairs Wordsworth and Cheaper by the Dozen to think about the efficiency required in single parenting; she turns to Samuel Beckett and Mary Shelley to explore the effort of feeling stuck and to Jane Austen to help her understand the implications of emotional reserve. Other writers discussed include Shakespeare, Adam Smith, Toni Morrison, Jacqueline Woodson, Brit Bennett, Rachel Cusk, Ralph Ellison, Percival Everett, and others. Thematically, these essays reflect on the work habits that mothers in our society are required to adopt, the way divorce causes one to return to childhood roots, the complications faced by mothers in mid-life dating, and the loneliness--and strength--that can come from living, writing, reading, and parenting alone. At its core, Anderson's book reflects on how we can reimagine intimacy through fiction, and a story about how a long-lasting relationship to literature can help readers better understand what we show and hide about ourselves"--

Discover the properties and uses of healing crystals. From amethysts to rhodochronsite, this book introduces an array of crystals and their practical uses. Whether you wish to restore emotional balance, boost creativity or manifest desires, this is the ideal book to get you started on your journey with these sparkling energy allies.