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Lorlee and the Light
Join Lorlee on an incredible journey to discover the Legend of the Weeping Cherry Tree. Experience mystery and amazement as Lorlee and her friends learn about love, forgiveness, and conquering fear as they connect with their past and look forward to their future.
Lori's Summer Fun with Tamara!
When my daughter, Lori, was five years old, she and I wrote this book together to remember all the good times she had with her girlfriend during a summer vacation.
Aries Blackwood and Friends
Aries Blackwood and Friends is a collection of short stories about six ghost characters that get up to all sorts of mishaps. The book is aimed for everyone and is intended to just be enjoyed: it is written and illustrated by an author on the autistic spectrum and shows how someone with an ASD writes fiction, so experts might find that part interesting while everyone else enjoys the rest.
I Love You Like ...
A quirky, adorable book of creative ways to express love
A Walk with Jane Austen
Step into a Life of Grace At thirty-three, dealing with a difficult job and a creeping depression, Lori Smith embarked on a life-changing journey following the life and lore of Jane Austen through England. With humor and spirit, Lori leads readers through landscapes Jane knew and loved–from Bath and Lyme, to London and the Hampshire countryside–and through emotional landscapes in which grace and hope take the place of stagnation and despair. Along the way, Lori explores the small things, both meanness and goodness in relationships, to discover what Austen herself knew: the worth of an ordinary life.
Jane Austen's Guide to Life
Jane Austen has become our patron saint of romance, our goddess of happy endings. Her name is synonymous with romantic sighs, period costumes, and the ideal of what love should be. But if she could give us advice about life and love, what would she tell us? What would she make of Match.com, of our Real Housewives, or of our obsession with finding The One? Austen’s stories give us relationship advice that still works today, but her life offers us so much more wisdom than just that pertaining to love. In our fame-obsessed culture, it’s refreshing to think that Austen preferred to remain anonymous. Ironically, Jane Austen—master of love stories—never married and can teach us something about being single. She also endured many painful circumstances and managed them with grace and humor. In this light biography and guide, author Lori Smith surmises about Austen’s sensible advice for twenty-first-century women—on everything from living our dreams, being a woman of substance, finding a good man, managing money, and much more. As such an astute student of human nature, Austen can teach us an awful lot about ourselves and about what it means to live well.
The Goodnight Book
"So many places, so many creatures, so many ways to say goodnight!"--
Fat-Quarter Quilting
Turn your fat quarters into fabulous quilts with these 21 simple to make projects. Here's a great way to use up all those fat quarters! These charming quilts are perfect for gifts and adding a touch of artistic warmth to your home. Featuring 21 patterns for both pieced and appliqued quilts, "Fat-Quarter Quilting" is sure to have something for everyone.
A Walk with Jane Austen
Leads readers through Jane Austen's life and the landscapes - from Oxford to Bath, to London and the Hampshire countryside.
