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This zine collects fun activities for the whole family related to classic conspiracies! This is the history that school "forgot" to teach you, made easy to learn with such fun formats as the "Who Wanted John F. Kennedy Dead?" word search, the "Foreign Assassination Plots" matching exercise, and a maze to see if you can find a path to justice for political prisoners. Edutainment at its finest!

Color and learn about nuns who broke from the norm, from the middle ages to the present day. Including pioneering musicians, artists, scientists, activists, educators, freedom fighters, and adventurers.

Katie Haegele asked around for stories of cats lost and found, and uncovered a lovely range of emotional narratives: from poignant tales of missing a cat to fun stories about finding one's purrfect feline soulmate. There's a comic, an illustrated poem, and some essays.

How long can a soul escape Satan? Bloodline is the second book in The Gift Trilogy, which traces the occult rivalry between two sisters, Elizabeth and Elsie McBride. In the first book, Elizabeth escapes the forces that seek to corrupt her. In Bloodline, Elsie faces the same struggle-one even more intense with both her soul and the world at stake.The struggle is played out against a backdrop of approaching war as magic manipulates key figures and real life events in the unseen shadow of Hell.

Epilogue - The war is over, and Maggie, the majestic black dragon, the warrior princess, has searched her known world for her master, her beloved Alfred, but he is not to be found. Frantic, she seeks out Hatchet, and demands he help her find and rescue the human she loves. With the healing of his afflicted foot at stake, he reluctantly agrees. Will Maggie achieve her goal? Will Alfred leave the family he loves, for the dragon, he once saved? And just what is the relationship between the wizard and Hatchet, his former lacky? Will Hatchet ever be redeemed, or will he join forces with the 'evil one' and if so, doom the world forever.

In the first of a series of books inspired by his grandchildren, J. G. Plummer uncovers the journey of a princess as she discovers that she is unique. Royalty doesn't make her special. It is what's inside that shines through. A fun and interactive book for young girls discovering who they are and what their gifts are.

These five tales are excerpted from Katie Haegele's book, Cats I've Known. The book is about learning to live with yourself through loss and love, and these five selections show the full range, from poignant to silly. Get your cat fix on!

Cat themed knick-knacks and objet d'dubious art star in this issue of Katie Haegele's Cat Party zine, as illustrated by Caitlin Peck. Past issues are about living breathing cats, but here Katie walks you through all the cat-inspired objects in her house. There's much to ponder, regret, smile about, and generally feel.

In this second installment of the "Lost & Found" theme, Katie Haegele offers up five new stories of how cats affect the human world around them for the better. Ranging from silly to heartbreaking, and everything in between, these stories strive to show us all an important truth: Love for and acceptance of cats is ultimately a love for and of life.

Steel bikes with classic designs grace the pages of this all-new bicycle coloring book from famed bike portraitist Taliah Lempert. These bikes sat for their portraits, and now you can color them in according to your personal specifications and most vivid bicycle dreams. Suitable for adults and children, whether you love to color or just want to enjoy Lempert's fantastic art.