3379 results for 'Else Holmelund Minarik'

Ad Reinhardt "art is Art...and Everything Else is Everything Else" offers a comprehensive retrospective on the influential abstractionist and theorist Ad Reinhardt. Spanning his career from early...

Someplace Else by Jan Steer A gripping tale of survival and deception set against the unforgiving backdrop of the American desert. In 1938, Laurie Price finds himself in Papaya, struggling to come to...

This poignant picture book tells the story of a small creature who struggles to fit in with the others. Despite his efforts, he finds it difficult to belong. However, when Something Else appears, he...

Dreamland, Somewhere Else is a poignant collection of poetry that explores the journey of self-discovery and personal growth. Through its pages, Neil Fox invites readers to confront their own trials...

Sunshine & Nothing Else by Siân Hughes is a powerful and unflinching collection of poetry that explores the complexities of mental illness, family, love, and loss. With wit, tenderness, and a fierce...

Charlene's life is a delicate balance of work and family responsibilities. As a nurse caring for her infirm father and raising her young son Brandon, she has put everyone else first for years. But...

Discover your next reading obsession with Alex Gray's iconic first novel, Never Somewhere Else. When three young women are discovered strangled and mutilated in a Glasgow park, it is up to DCI...

And Then? And Then? What Else? A Writer's Life is a memoir by Daniel Handler, the author behind the beloved series A Series of Unfortunate Events. In this book, Handler shares his life story through...

For me, memories are bittersweet. I can still see them - blonde sunshine, ocean-blue eyes, long limbs. But my life has changed from heaven to hell. Yet, some things remain constant: my struggle to do...

Someone Else's Wedding Vows by Bianca Stone is a thought-provoking debut collection that explores the complexities of love and human connection. Through her unique voice, Stone examines our everyday...

Born in 1957? What Else Happened?This series is the result of the author's desire to learn more about his parents' lives. Born in the early 20th century, they passed away in 1970 and 1980, leaving...

God and Nothing Else by H. H. Pope Shenouda III explores the fundamental question: what does it mean to know God? This book delves into the first aspect of its subject matter, examining the...

Chelsea Hodson's debut collection of essays, Tonight I'm Someone Else, is a thought-provoking exploration of desire and its intersection with commodification. Hodson probes the physical and...

Someone Else's Shoes by Ellen Wittlinger tells the story of three young people who come together in search of family and acceptance after their lives are turned upside down. Izzy, Oliver, and Ben...

You'll Never Be Anyone Else by Rachael Clyne is a powerful exploration of identity and belonging. Through her alter-ego "Girl Golem", Clyne navigates Jewish and lesbian experiences, tracing the...

Someone Else's Shoes is a heartwarming and humorous novel about how one small change can have a profound impact on our lives. Jojo Moyes, author of Me Before You and The Giver of Stars, weaves a...

Nothing Else but Miracles tells the story of three scrappy siblings who find safety and community in New York City's Lower East Side during World War II. When their father leaves to fight, he...

Adrian Matejka's latest collection, Somebody Else Sold the World, is a poignant exploration of love and resilience in the face of uncertainty. Through meditations on family, protest, and isolation,...

Ruth Fainlight's latest collection, Somewhere Else Entirely, offers a poignant and introspective exploration of life's complexities. Written during her 80s, these poems are marked by the passing of...

Wolfgang Laib: The Beginning of Something Else brings together a unique collection of texts and images that reflect the artist's fascination with literature. This unusual publication combines...

Brandon Bagwell's debut poetry collection delves into the world of paranoia and delusion that often accompanies hard drug use. As someone who has experienced this firsthand, he brings raw emotion and...

Do What They Say Or Else is Annie Ernaux's second novel, originally published in 1977. Set in France, it tells the story of a young girl's transition from middle school to high school.The novel...

Instructions for Living Someone Else's Life is a humorous and thought-provoking novel about a man who finds himself in an unexpected situation. After years of feeling unfulfilled, Chris makes a...

Little Bear's Visit is a heartwarming story about a young bear's joy at spending time with his grandparents.Written by Else Holmelund Minarik, this charming tale showcases the childlike wonder of...

Born in 1940? What Else Happened? The author's family history is a mystery that has long fascinated him. Born after World War II, he never had the chance to ask his parents about their experiences...

What If We Were Somewhere Else is a thought-provoking collection of stories that explore the human experience in the face of uncertainty. These linked tales follow individuals as they navigate the...

Presence-Awareness Just This Nothing Else by Sailor Bob Adamson is a thought-provoking exploration of non-duality. The book's dialogues showcase the author's clarity and wisdom, offering an...

Born In 1961? What Else Happened?This series of books presents a social history of Australia in the post-war period, covering the years from 1939 to 1970. Written by Ron Williams over 17 years, each...

Understanding Americans: A Guide for Everybody Else by Nicholas Eftimiades Get an insider's view into the behavior and motivations of the average American. This revised and updated guide offers a...

Born In 1950? What Else Happened?This series of books presents a social history of Australia in the post-war period, covering the years from 1939 to 1974. Written by Ron Williams, each year is...

Born In 1946? What Else Happened? The author's family history remains a mystery. Born in 1934, they lived through significant events that shaped Australia's past. However, the bulk of this book is...

Else B. in the Sea is a poetic picture book biography that tells the story of a pioneering woman artist who combined art and science to create something truly remarkable.In 1930, Else Bostelmann made...

Born In 1943? What Else Happened? The author's family history is a mystery, with parents born at the start of the 20th century and passing away in the 1970s and 1980s. The author reflects on the...

On Not Being Someone Else: Tales of Our Unled Lives explores the idea that our lives are shaped by the paths we choose to take and the ones we don't. Andrew H. Miller delves into the concept of...

When All Else Fails... Read the Instructions explores the Bible as a guide for living. Drawing on rich stories and personal experience, James W. Moore examines sections that highlight key...

Born In 1973? What Else Happened? In 1973, significant changes took place in Australia. Queen Elizabeth II opened the Sydney Opera House, and the country's pension system was overhauled. New laws...

Caring For Somebody Else's Kids A Guide for Foster Carers and Adopters by Dave Crewe provides valuable advice and guidance for those caring for children who are not their own. This practical guide...

Shakespeare and the law are two subjects that have long fascinated Daniel Kornstein. In his new book, Something Else More Shakespeare and the Law, he continues to explore this intersection with fresh...

Democracy Or Else: How to Save America in 10 Easy Steps is a practical guide to navigating the complexities of American politics and making a real difference. Written by experts from Pod Save...

A slender and realistic story of self-discovery, Very Far Away from Anywhere Else follows Owen as he navigates the complexities of young adulthood. His life is turned upside down when he meets...

Born in 1958? What Else Happened? The author's family history is shrouded in mystery. Born in the early Twentieth Century, their parents lived through significant events that shaped Australia and New...

Someone Else's Empire: A Cool Reassessment of Britain's Relationship with the US Tom Stevenson examines the assumptions behind Britain's position in the world and argues that elite descriptions of...

David Mulkerin returns to his family farm in western NSW after giving up teaching in Sydney. Haunted by personal demons and family tragedy, he struggles to keep the farm afloat amidst drought and...

The Biblical Importance of Israel and Everything Else That Goes with It explores the significance of Israel in today's world. Many Christians are seeking to understand the biblical connection between...

A secret love becomes a fatal affair in this twisting novel of suspense. Novelist Andy Drake returns to his hometown to care for his ailing father and rekindles a secret romance with childhood friend...

Life is a game, and you're the player. You decide how to play, adapting to situations as you go. By changing your attitude, approach, and mindset, you can turn life's challenges into opportunities...

Born In 1948? What Else Happened? The author's family history is shrouded in mystery. Born around the start of the Twentieth Century, their parents' lives were marked by significant events that...

The Why of The Barkley (and Pretty Much Everything Else) by Rich Barkley Scritch Limacher is an exploration of existence that begins with a popular long and brutal Tennessee footrace. As the author...

You Herd Me! I'll Say It If Nobody Else Will by Colin Cowherd In an age where sports marketing campaigns and feel-good philosophies often clash with reality, it's refreshing to find someone who isn't...

The Theory of Everything Else: A Voyage Into the World of the Weird This book is a collection of intriguing facts and phenomena that challenge our understanding of the world. It presents a range of...

Dick Higgins and his Something Else Press were key figures in the art world's '60s revolution. Dick Higgins (1938-98) was a multifaceted artist, scholar, theorist, composer, performer, and publisher...

Discover how to unlock your full potential and make a lasting impact on your business. Maria Paviour's 28 Steps to Save Your Job - And Everyone Else's! offers practical advice and strategies for...

The Encyclopaedia of Everything Else by William Hartston is a unique collection of information that defies traditional encyclopaedic conventions. Packed with fascinating facts and figures, this book...

This Searing Light, the Sun and Everything Else: Joy Division Oral HistoryJon Savage's in-depth oral history explores the story of Joy Division, from their emergence in 1970s Manchester to their...

In this diverse and entertaining collection of sixteen stories, Gordon R Clarke takes readers on a journey across five continents, blending comedy, philosophy, and unexpected twists. From the terrors...

A Life Worth Living: Acting, Activism and Everything Else is a deeply personal story by Tommy Jessop, a man who has made a significant impact through his acting career and campaigning for greater...

Dylan has achieved the impossible - a life in New York. On the surface, it's everything she thought it would be. But when she walks out of her career and apartment into a housesit for an artist, she...

The marriage of their son James brings together two families in a complex web of relationships. Fran and Saul Friedman are forced to confront their troubled past as they navigate the events of the...

The human mind is composed of many specialized units designed by evolution. These modules often work together seamlessly, but sometimes they conflict, leading to contradictory beliefs and behaviors...

Femi's life is turned upside down when she's asked to care for Ahmed, a refugee from Syria. As she navigates her new role as foster parent, she must also contend with the challenges of raising two...

Ruth Padel's We Are All From Somewhere Else is a powerful exploration of migration and survival. Through ninety richly varied poems and illuminating prose interludes, she weaves together science,...

Someone Else's War tells the story of those whose lives were profoundly affected by World War I, a conflict that had far-reaching consequences for the British Empire.The largest empire in the world...

Nothing Else is a heart-wrenching novel about a woman's search for her sister and the power of music to heal old wounds.A professional pianist, Heather Harris, embarks on a journey to uncover the...

Little Bear's Friend by Else Holmelund Minarik is a heartwarming story about an unlikely friendship between two very different characters. When Little Bear meets Emily, a young girl with her doll, he...

Egypt's population has grown from 22 million in 1952 to 69 million by the end of 2002, with an annual growth rate of 1.33 million. This rapid expansion poses significant challenges for the country...

Barbara Glasson's spirituality is rooted in her experience of an innovative ministry in Liverpool. At the heart of this community is 'the bread church', where people gather to bake bread and worship...

Wizz's latest adventure is here! When you turn the page, unexpected consequences await. Will you dare to keep reading?This humorous story follows Wizz as he navigates the world from tiny to even...

No one quite like you exists in this world, with over seven billion people from all sorts of shapes, sizes, and colours. Some are happy, some grumpy, and they live in different kinds of homes - from...

Frank's life has been one long, heavy feeling. But everything changes when Nick Underbridge rescues her from bullies at school. No one likes Nick - he's big and weird and smells - but Frank feels...

Stephen Dunn's fourteenth collection is a profound exploration of the unsaid and elusive in everyday life. With language that is both fearless and beautiful, he probes the complexities of human...

A young boy's greatest desire is to learn to read. In this powerful and moving story, he faces challenges that test his courage and determination.Set in a West Virginia settlement after emancipation,...

A new life in paradise should have healed her wounds. But for Annie, one stormy night could change everything. Her world is turned upside down as she struggles to hold on to her family and sanity. As...

Aidan's life feels overwhelming as he navigates his crowded family home. But when his mum announces she's becoming a surrogate for a gay couple, everything changes. For Aidan, this development raises...

The Advantage: Why Organizational Health Trumps Everything Else In Business Organizational health is the key to a company's success, according to Patrick Lencioni. In this book, he argues that a...

Secrets can change shape over time, becoming distorted by memory until the truth is almost lost. For Lindsey and Georgie, a summer on Martha's Vineyard in 2009 was meant to be a fresh start.Lindsey,...

The Mystery of Capital: Why Capitalism Triumphs in the West and Fails Everywhere Else by Hernando de Soto. In this thought-provoking book, renowned economist Hernando de Soto challenges conventional...

This charming picture book explores what connects us all. It shows how our thoughts, feelings and experiences are shared by people from different backgrounds. A friendly cat guides readers through...

Jodie Boyd's life was turned upside down when her sister Bree passed away from leukaemia. With millions following along online, Bree had left behind a bucket list for Jodie to complete. The first...

The Colossal P.T. Barnum Reader Nothing Else Like it in the Universe by Phineas Taylor Barnum This comprehensive collection offers a new and complete portrait of American showman P.T. Barnum,...

Irishisms Blather, Blarney, Blessings and Everything Else We Say in Ireland by Ronan Moore explores the unique language spoken in Ireland, which blends English, Irish, and Irish-English. This...

The Author Is Not Dead, Merely Somewhere Else: Creative Writing after Theory is a provocative critique of creative writing pedagogy. Michelene Wandor presents a searching analysis of the complex...

Curationism: How Curating Took Over the Art World and Everything Else by David Balzer explores the cult of curation in contemporary culture. The term 'curate' has become ubiquitous, applied to...

A new approach to understanding and overcoming anxiety has been discovered. This book offers a unique method for healing from anxiety, using energy therapy that has helped thousands of people when...

This comprehensive survey challenges common assumptions about integration in France by comparing the experiences of immigrants from Maghrebin, African, and Turkish backgrounds with those of the...

Songs of Something Else presents seventy-five poems from Gunnar Ekelof's middle phase (1938-1959), a period marked by the production of his richest and most enduring poetry. This collection showcases...

You are more than just a pawn in someone else's game. In this thought-provoking business fable, Harvard Business School professor Deepak Malhotra encourages readers to take control of their own...

A Table Full of Love: Recipes to Comfort, Seduce, Celebrate and Everything Else in Between by Skye McAlpine is a beautifully crafted cookbook that celebrates the power of food to bring people...

Eric Sykes: A Life in Comedy Eric Sykes, one of Britain's greatest comic legends, shares his extraordinary life story in this long-awaited autobiography. From his early days writing scripts for Bill...

Rosa Roshkin is just five years old when her family's life is brutally cut short in a devastating pogrom. With only a small suitcase of clothes and her father's violin to cling to, she is forced to...

A scientific experiment goes awry, transferring Alan Maitland's mind into the body of Hana Toussaint. As he navigates his new identity as a woman, Alan faces unexpected challenges and eye-opening...

Autism can manifest in many different ways, and many individuals are still missed or misdiagnosed. This book provides a clear and accessible guide to understanding the complexities of autism,...

Born in 1944? explores Australia's tumultuous final years of World War II. As the war drew to a close, Australians were finally free to express themselves, but the cost was high - daily losses among...

Hardcover, 176 pages, published 2016. Mark McNairy's style guide is a witty take on traditional menswear, blending vintage fashion with modern streetwear. With a unique perspective that reflects his...

Nourished Connection, Food, and Caring for Our Kids (And Everyone Else We Love) by Deborah MacNamara reframes our approach to providing for our loved ones. By exploring the connection between...

Talent Is Overrated: What Really Separates World-Class Performers from Everybody Else by Geoff Colvin. For ten years, businesspeople and individuals across various fields have adopted the principles...

America's Deadliest Export Democracy - The Truth about US Foreign Policy and Everything Else by William Blum A provocative examination of the United States' foreign policy, challenging the notion...

The Art of Startup Fundraising: Pitching Investors, Negotiating the Deal, and Everything Else Entrepreneurs Need to Know by Alejandro Cremades. In today's rapidly changing startup landscape,...

You're Weird A Creative Journal for Misfits, Oddballs, and Anyone Else Who's Uniquely Awesome by Kate Peterson. This journal is a celebration of individuality, embracing what makes you different...

Understanding socialism can be tricky when politicians and media outlets use the term loosely. To gain clarity, it's best to ask someone who identifies as socialist about their views.This book offers...