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Princess Ipona goes on a journey to escape a forced marriage. She and her unicorn find adventure along the way.A captivating tale filled with humor and wisdom. This book is like a magical gift and everyone who opens it receives exactly what they want or what they need.

Das kleine Einhorn Meela glaubt, dass sie fliegen kann, aber jeder sagt ihr sie könne das nicht. Wird sie auf die Zweifler hören oder fest genug an sich selbst glauben, um ihren Traum wahr werden zu lassen? Eine wunderschön illustrierte, inspirierende Geschichte voll von Hoffnung und Triumph. Auch als Malbuch erhältlich.

Exercises for therapeutic riding, including pictures and instructions.

Osho International Ashram: The ashram founded by the controversial guru, Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh, now known as Osho.Although he's been dead for more than fifteen years, what influence does Osho still have on the happenings at the ashram? Can one classify the group of Osho followers as a cult? Is the ashram still a haven of sexuality?Learn the real story about what goes on inside the Osho International Ashram. Read about the rules, the practices, and the mandatory attendance at a video showing of the dead guru. Meet the people who populate the ashram: their beliefs, their attitudes, and their blind devotion to Osho's teachings.Sprinkled with local color and Indian customs, NOT MY GURU tells the engrossing story of how one woman fared during her three months of living and working alongside dedicated Osho-ites.

Osho International Ashram: The ashram founded by the controversial guru, Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh, now known as Osho.Although he's been dead for more than fifteen years, what influence does Osho still have on the happenings at the ashram? Can one classify the group of Osho followers as a cult? Is the ashram still a haven of sexuality?Learn the real story about what goes on inside the Osho International Ashram. Read about the rules, the practices, and the mandatory attendance at a video showing of the dead guru. Meet the people who populate the ashram: their beliefs, their attitudes, and their blind devotion to Osho's teachings.Sprinkled with local color and Indian customs, NOT MY GURU tells the engrossing story of how one woman fared during her three months of living and working alongside dedicated Osho-ites.

Pictures and instructions of various yoga postures on horseback.

Using words and pictures, this book demonstrates how to do easy yoga poses that anyone can accomplish without the necessity of special yoga apparel. Enjoy the benefit of soft stretches and relaxing movements right at your seat. It's easy! Anyone can do it!

The little unicorn, Meela, believes she can fly, but everyone tells her that she can't. Will she listen to the doubters or will she believe in herself enough to make her dream come true?A beautifully illustrated, inspiring story filled with hope and triumph. Also available as a coloring book.

This book demonstrates seated yoga in a funny format. It includes both written instructions and pictures.**This book featured on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon!

A children's coloring book that answers the age-old question about bears in the woods. A rhyming story.Also available as a full color story book.

A cute rhyming picture book that answers the age-old question about bears in the woods. All through the book, it shows pictures of various animals and objects and asks questions in rhyming couplets that always end in yes. Do birds sing? Do bells ring? Do frogs leap? Do brooms sweep? Do bunnies hop? Do axes chop? The "sister" book to this is Can Pigs Fly? All the questions in that book always end in no. Also available as a coloring book.

This book tells the story of a small child struggling through the daily challenges of childhood, while being happily comforted by Cooper the dog. It is an illustrated, feel-good rhyming story that will captivate adults as well as children.

The Journey That Matters, which includes stories about caregiving, is a how-to and how-not-to manual for caregivers. It is the poignant, enlightening, and sometimes disturbing account of a mother and daughter struggling with the bonds of old age and infirmity. This book evokes tears and laughter, but most important it gives extra insight needed for the tough journey ahead. It stands as tangible proof that anyone going through this ordeal is not alone.* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * REVIEW FROM JANUARY 2016 MENSA BULLETIN MAGAZINE: Jodie Lightener has written a memoir with a purpose. She details the history of the last two and a half years of her mother's life. She watched her mother change from a vital, active and clear thinking woman to, after a stroke, a struggling nursing home resident. She wished she'd had a "how-to" manual, so she wrote one for us. Although she tells us about caring for an aging parent, the lessons she learned during those two-plus years are applicable to situations where one cares for a spouse, an adult child or a friend. She covers a wide range of issues in her eleven well-written chapters. And although the chapter titles are humorous, the chapters themselves are straightforward as she shares her experience dealing with the transitions in her and her mother's lives.

This book demonstrates yoga poses easily accomplished from a wheelchair. Photographs and detailed instructions make it easy for you to enjoy the soft stretches and relaxing movements of yoga. Practice these simple yoga poses to make your muscles stronger and your body relaxed and more flexible.

Madison was one hundred per cent twenty-first century girl. She had her iPhone, her iPad, her laptop computer, and she wasn't about to give any of them up. Her goal to become an attorney was important to her, and nothing was going to stop her from achieving that goal. Then, fate intervened and brought Zack Murphy into her life. What was she going to do now? When Zack Murphy, born and raised in the nineteenth century, suddenly and unexpectedly found himself in the twenty-first century, he realized that he liked it there. Even better, he liked being around Madison. After discovering the opportunities now available to him-and his growing feelings for Madison-could he ever really be happy again in the nineteenth century? This is the third book in the Cowgirls in Time sweet romance series.

This is a matching COLORING BOOK from the book The Little Unicorn Who Could.An inspiring story filled with hope and triumph.

Sarah James loved her clothes, her cell phone, and strong, arrogant men. Trouble was, even though she didn't want to admit it-even to herself-those men often mistreated her. And although she thought of Matthew Pelletier as handsome and kind, he was not her kind of man. Matthew Pelletier loved Sarah James with all his heart. He loved looking at her, and he loved hearing her sing. And although he wanted desperately to have her in his life, he wasn't going to tell her. When Sarah's life is threatened, both she and Matthew struggle to re-evaluate their feelings for each other. Wind Beneath My Wings is the second book in the Cowgirls in Time sweet romance series.

When Jenna Leyton stumbled into the nineteenth century, she had no idea that she would find love there with the local sheriff. But when he rejects her after she confesses "when" she is from, Jenna decides that she wants to live in the old Red Bluff whether he likes it or not. Sheriff Josiah Stone felt pleased with himself for running off all the outlaws in Red Bluff. But if he was so brave, why couldn't he control his feelings for Jenna-the woman from the future whom he did not want to fall in love with? A Chill Wind is the first in the Cowgirls in Time sweet romance series.

Follow the exciting adventures of the princess, Ipona, and her wise unicorn, Whisper, as they return home from their journey. But, what awaits them when they return to the castle?

A cute rhyming picture book that answers the question whether or not pigs can fly. All through the book, it shows pictures of various animals and objects and asks questions in rhyming couplets that always end in no. Do chickens wear skates? Do otters lift weights? Do snails run races? Do tigers wear braces? Can a candle whistle a tune? Can you take a bite of the moon? The "sister" book to this is Do Bears Poop in the Woods? All the questions in that book always end in yes.