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How to Kill a Clutter Bug Do you stomp it? Do you spray it with repellent? Do you capture it and move it outdoors? Well, all of the above could actually work if we were dealing with a normal insect. Sadly, we are talking about a hidden bug. The problem with a hidden bug like the...

In this collection of twenty-two short stories by twenty emerging writers, Zimbell House has brought together a unique experience all relating to a lost door. From whimsical to tragic, from science-fiction to tales of fairies, these writers have stretched their imaginations to deliver stories set to intrigue you.

Knockout is torn between her family drama and her dedication to the derby life.

Just because you’d give your best friend everything doesn’t mean she has to take it. On the heels of a divorce, all Danielle Meyers wants is her annual vacation with sassy, life-long best friend, Smidge—complete with umbrella cocktails by an infinity pool—but instead she’s hit with...

From the acclaimed author of Why Girls are Weird comes a second hilarious and surprising novel about love and family and the weirdo inside us all. Belinda "Benny" Bernstein doesn't brag about her life in Los Angeles, but she is proud of her independence. She's got a job and a place to live,...

College guides written by students for students. Bay Path College Students Tell It Like It Is This insider guide to Bay Path College in Longmeadow, MA, features more than 160 pages of in-depth information, including student reviews, rankings across 20 campus life topics, and insider...

Al B.Tross in the City is a whimsical tale of a seabird who becomes bored with his life living by the sea. He decides to go on an adventure into the faraway city. The food is not the same, the animals are not as friendly, and the place does not look as inviting. In his travels he learns a very important...

This book is about the energy personified by the classical Greek goddess Themis, who brought her divine and natural 'right order' to gods and humans, and who still presides over law courts as the figure of Justice. In many Western countries today, the growing dis-ease in minds and bodies of individuals...

Tobore Odi has come home to heal. Family and a job she loves are all she asks for, and bossy Stephen Doghor seems to come with the package. He seems bent on spending every weekend with this young lady who intrigues him more than she should, because he too has some healing to do. As their lives...

The front covers of books written by Algerian women serve as the primary source of investigation in Front Cover Iconography and Algerian Women Writers. These covers have implications that extend beyond selling the book. What we see on one side of the page—or in this case, the cover, (recto) controls...

Dylan is coming home to Saint Paul! Maddie, who lives in Dylan's parents' boardinghouse, is in a restless mood. Dylan was a person Maddie admired, her first love, which ended unrequited. But now, fourteen years later, things are different. Maddie has a boyfriend, so despite living under the same roof...

This collection of essays presents a sampling of film and television texts, interrogating images of U.S. masculinity. Rather than using “postfeminist” as a definition of contemporary feminism, this collection uses the term to designate the period from the late 1980s on—as a point when feminist...

Ginger is a flowering plant that holds its origin from China an Asia country. The underground part of its stem is what is usually used by people to spice up their foods. Ginger is well known for its various forms of alternative or traditional medicine.  Well, I dare to say that… if there...