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You don't have to be an entomologist to appreciate the wonderfully realistic watercolor insect images found inside Maryjo Koch's Love Bugs.

People who lose a loved one often have trouble relating to others as they grieve.

Grandmothers have a knack for making their grandchildren feel truly special.

For more than 40 years and counting, family psychologist and bestselling author John Rosemond has been counseling parents about how to help children do their best in school.

For the best man searching for a unique toast, the friend seeking a heartfelt wedding gift, or the mother of the bride looking for the perfect way to say, "I love you," Celebrating Weddin

Reinforcing the 1-800-flowers.com and celebrations.com philosophy of helping individuals express, connect and celebrate, Jim McCann celebrates the unwavering and steadfast nature of friendship insi

"I compiled this book as a tribute to grandmothers both new and 'experienced.' Families just wouldn't be complete without them." — Mary Engelbreit Lauded by the Wall Stre

A heartwarming group of unusual and imaginative suggestions for showing children they are cherished and important, 2,002 Ways to Show Your Kids You Love Them includes literally hundreds of unique a

Nature and friendship are alive in Maryjo Koch's book The Nature of Friendship. Sure to be a classic, this elegant and beautifully illustrated gift book soars with its natural subjects.

Images that poignantly depict the human spirit, in all its glory and frailty: This is the specialty of renowned photojournalist Jerry Gay.

With charming illustrations and fresh, contemporary text, Birthdays Rock and So Do You!

The Fun Book for Couples: 102 Ways to Celebrate Love is filled with interesting, unique, quirky and downright devilish ways for couples to have fun. Be the first on your block to try all 102.

Is He the One? provides 101 crucial QandAs and six essential sidebars for every girl who thinks she's found her life mate. It's for her eyes only. So, you think you've found him.

There are 80.5 million women of all ages answering to the moniker "Mom," according to the U.S. Census Bureau.

"When I wrote a tribute for my mother years ago, I never anticipated it would take a worldwide journey. Nonetheless, that is exactly what happened.