Best Selling Books by Hannah Grace

Hannah Grace''s #1 Sunday Times bestselling Daydream in a spectacular deluxe hardcover edition featuring: New bonus material Stunning sprayed edges Designed endpapers Foil stamped cover boards The third in the Sunday Times bestselling Maple Hills series follows fan-favorite Henry and a bookish fellow student who come up with a plan to help them both overcome their respective challenges in a difficult year. When his procrastination lands him in a difficult class with his least favorite professor, Henry Turner knows he''s going to have to work extra hard to survive his junior year of college. And now with his new title of captain for the hockey team--which he didn''t even want--Henry absolutely cannot fail. Enter Halle Jacobs, a fellow junior who finds herself befriended by Henry when he accidentally crashes her book club. Halle may not have the romantic pursuits of her favorite fictional leads, but she''s an academic superstar, and as soon as she hears about Henry''s problems with his class reading material, she offers to help. Too bad being a private tutor isn''t exactly ideal given her own studies, job, book club, and the novel she''s trying to write. But new experiences are the key to beating her writer''s block, and Henry''s promising to be the one to give them to her. They just need to stick to their rule book. Oh, and not fall in love.

Hannah Grace’s #1 New York Times bestselling Icebreaker in a spectacular deluxe hardcover edition featuring: New bonus material Pearlized and foiled jacket Stunning sprayed edges Designed endpapers Foil stamped case Sparks fly when a competitive figure skater and hockey team captain are forced to share a rink. Anastasia Allen has worked her entire life for a shot at Team USA. It looks like everything is going according to plan when she gets a full scholarship to the University of California, Maple Hills and lands a place on their competitive figure skating team. Nothing will stand in her way, not even the captain of the hockey team, Nate Hawkins. Nate’s focus as team captain is on keeping his team on the ice. Which is tricky when a facilities mishap means they are forced to share a rink with the figure skating team—including Anastasia, who clearly can’t stand him. But when Anastasia’s skating partner faces an uncertain future, she may have to look to Nate to take her shot. Sparks fly, but Anastasia isn’t worried…because she could never like a hockey player, right?

A special collector''s hardback edition of the beloved bestseller and TikTok sensation. Featuring an exclusive bonus chapter and sprayed foil edges! "I really want that massive duck." "We''ll have the massive duck, please." "My hero." She accepts the duck and can only just fit her arm around it. "I''m going to call him Henry." When procrastination lands him in a difficult class with his least favourite professor, Henry Turner knows he''s going to have to work extra hard to survive his junior year of college. And now with his new role as ice hockey captain - which he didn''t even want - Henry absolutely cannot fail. Enter Halle Jacobs, a fellow junior who finds herself befriended by Henry when he accidentally crashes her book club. Halle may not have the romantic pursuits of her favourite fictional leads, but she''s an academic superstar, and when she hears about Henry''s problems with his class reading material, she offers to help. But being a private tutor isn''t exactly ideal given her own studies, job and the novel she''s trying to write. New experiences are the key to beating her writer''s block, though, and Henry''s promising to be the one to give them to her. They just need to stick to their rulebook. Oh, and not fall in love. Note: Daydream contains 18+ content and is not suitable for younger readers.

From the No.1 Sunday Times bestselling author of, Icebreaker comes a brand new standalone romance set in the charming small town of Fraser Falls. ''Hannah Grace delivers sparkling, small-town magic in this festive, feel-good bop of my dreams'' - B.K. Borison, New York Times bestselling author --- Clara Davenport wants to solve Fraser Falls'' biggest problem. According to Jack Kelly, Clara is Fraser Falls'' biggest problem. All Clara Davenport has ever wanted to do is climb the ladder at Davenport Innovation Creative, her family''s toy business. Everything was going according to plan, until the company was accused of stealing a doll design from an independent toy maker, creating a flurry of bad publicity. With a promotion dangled in front of her like a carrot to a reindeer, Clara is tasked with charming the locals of the small town to solve the PR nightmare, by any means necessary. Jack Kelly would be happy to never hear the name ''Davenport'' ever again. Less than a year after a guy in a fancy suit appeared on his doorstep with a sleigh-full of promises, the company that once falsely claimed they wanted to sign him to their small business program has copied his design. So when Clara prances into town hoping to convince Fraser Falls that her company is not the enemy, Jack is determined not to be fooled by a Davenport twice. But Clara has a plan to win over the community only to realize that beneath Jack''s frosty demeanor lies the key to the town''s heart-and maybe her own. Pre-order your copy today!

Previously published as Illuminate Me by Hannah Grace Spenner."A must-read for deep thinkers and fans of evocative poems." -EDITORIAL REVIEW Illuminate Me: Poetry for Life''s Uncertainties by Hannah Grace Spenner returns with a newly improved second edition, featuring 31 additional poems and prose, a beautifully redesigned cover, and a larger, more accessible format. This symbolic collection carries an emotional narrative of resilience, offering a lens of self-reflection for anyone navigating life''s uncertainties. Immerse yourself in verses that encourage healing, self-discovery, and a deeper understanding of the human experience.

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Hannah Grace’s #1 New York Times bestselling Wildfire in a spectacular deluxe hardcover edition featuring: Stunning sprayed edges Designed endpapers Foil stamped cover boards The latest in the TikTok sensation and deliciously “swoonworthy” (Elena Armas, New York Times bestselling author) Maple Hills series follows two summer camp counselors who reconnect after a sizzling one-night stand. Maple Hills students Russ Callaghan and Aurora Roberts cross paths at a party celebrating the end of the academic year, where a drinking game results in them having a passionate one-night stand. Never one to overstay her welcome (or expect much from a man), Aurora slips away before Russ even has the chance to ask for her full name. Imagine their surprise when they bump into each other on the first day of the summer camp where they are both counselors, hoping to escape their complicated home lives by spending the summer working. Russ hopes if he gets far enough away from Maple Hills, he can avoid dealing with the repercussions of his father’s gambling addiction, while Aurora is tired of craving attention from everyone around her, and wants to go back to the last place she truly felt at home. Russ knows breaking the camp’s strict “no staff fraternizing” rule will have him heading back to Maple Hills before the summer is over, but unfortunately for him, Aurora has never been very good at caring about the rules. Will the two learn to peacefully coexist? Or did their one night together start a fire they can’t put out?

Descriptive imagery any aspiring poet should draw from! With the weight of hindsight, you relive experience with Hannah-Grace and learn about her wonderful realm of observation, action and response. Through beautiful formatting and word flow, this collection is a breeze to read. Rhys Campbell

Poetry for those who leave their porchlights on and drive at night with their headlights off. This is what makes us human, and what we leave behind.

She was traded to the hated Shifter King for peace, her father hoping it''d break her, make her more compliant, but Hades is watching, and he favors her far more than the world will ever know. On the continent of Alaria, magic was wiped from the lands by a cruel Emperor, Bart Talis. Emery''s plan was to wait until her sister was healthy, take her and escape her father''s rule, disappear forever. But when Kai Blackwood, the monstrous Shifter King, comes to Feros to contest the throne, the Emperor trades his daughter for peace, sending her hundreds of miles away from her beloved sister to a city she has been trained to hate. Hitting the streets in her favorite mask, donning the name Persephone, she starts uncovering mysteries that can''t be ignored. A Black-Market selling girls, magical weapons, and magical creatures. A Merchant King looking for a deal. A Crime Lord, his eyes all seeing. Finding surprising allies in the most unusual places, Emery''s realizing that maybe her enemies aren''t truly her enemies. Maybe the real enemies were far closer to home. And maybe the Shifter King isn''t as monstrous as she had previously thought. Will Emery be able to stop the darkness from spreading or will she uncover far more than she ever thought possible? Filled with dark magic, cursed shifters, and forbidden love, comes the first book in the Kingdoms of Alaria novels. **this book contains sensitive content, including but not limited to: references to SA and severe trauma

The world shattered after the War of Ruin. There was hatred running so deep within the seams of this world, it seemed beyond repair. Kyra wanted this world to be a better place for her brother, but she was just one girl. A thief, doing her best to give her little brother the life she never had. But every life mattered. Whether demon, Fae, human or... A Fallen. Fallen hadn''t been seen in over six centuries, why would one be here now? Why would he come to the Human Court? He knew the truth. He must have. The truth no one else saw, the truth only Kyra had figured out. The witches were brewing something in the heart of the Human Court, something worse than the war that took the dragons, worse than the war that shattered the world. This time, they would take everything, but if she truly had an ally in this Fallen stranger, maybe just maybe, this world stood a chance.

Christian Coloring For Women Bring praise and prayer to the Lord with this beautifully styled coloring book. Each page has encouraging verses from the Word of God, intended to uplift and remind you that you are indeed loved! Deepen your connection with the Lord as you color the scripture in this Bible coloring book. Makes a beautiful gift for any mother, daughter, sister, wife, or friend. Modern floral designs Full size 8.5x11 Premium grade paper Single sided - no color bleed through

The effective communication of emotions within audio-visual content, such as film, was one of the most important aspects that needed to be considered when creating such content. Within the field of communication, there was a limited amount of research that existed on the communication of emotions in film. This was a problem as such content is becoming more prevalent in society. Knowing how those emotions were created and developed would allow communication scholars to better understand how to effectively elicit emotions from their own audio-visual content. By examining a well-known series, Obi-Wan Kenobi, scholars could see how different aural and visual elements influenced the emotions found in a narrative. Most communication scholars would accomplish this using media framing theory, yet there are limitations with this theory. Therefore, by bringing integrative framing analysis to help fill the gaps, a more complete analysis of aural and visual frames can be accomplished. Throughout this study, aural and visual frames found within the series were integrated and analyzed together before conducting separate analyses for each kind of frame. In some cases, aural frames held more influence over the emotions being conveyed by a character and in others, visual frames held more influence. There were, however, some cases where the emotions conveyed had the most influence when both aural and visual frames were examined together.

Expectancy violations theory (EVT) addresses the expectations individuals have for the behavior of others and how the violations of these expectations impact communication patterns and relationships. EVT has been applied in mediated contexts to examine how individuals respond to the behavior of celebrities (Cohen, 2010) and characters (Bonus, Matthews, & Wulf, 2019). However, communicator reward valence, an integral part of EVT, has not been specifically examined when applying this interpersonal theory to parasocial relationships. The unique status and contributions of celebrities may impact how violations are evaluated and in turn responded to. The purpose of this study is to further the application of EVT in mediated contexts and propose a potential factor of communicator reward valence specific to relationships with celebrities. Participants (N=231) engaged in an online experiment in which they were randomly assigned to think of a male musical artist that they were either a fan of or felt neutral toward and filled out information about their relationship with this person. At least 48 hours later, they participated in part two of the study and were given a hypothetical scenario regarding the behavior of the celebrity they chose that was more or less severe in nature. They then answered questions about their response to the behavior, their feelings about the perpetrator, and their anticipated future interaction behaviors. As hypothesized, parasocial relationship strength and entertainingness predicted celebrity CRV, as did similarity and attractiveness. CRV, PSR, and entertainingness did not impact violation perceptions consistent with the tenets of EVT. However, violation perceptions did negatively impact future interaction patterns with the celebrity. Implications and future directions for research are discussed.

This book shows the battle for bird food between the Squirrel Squad and Mr. Smith''s bird feeder.

"This dissertation is the first historical examination of the women''s health self-help movement in the late twentieth century. In the late 1960s, feminists across the country started to criticize and resist the constraints of male dominated healthcare controlled by physicians. They began forming self-help groups where they demystified their bodies by conducting their own physical examinations and reading medical literature. Some groups disseminated information by holding self-help presentations and publishing their findings. Others opened feminist health clinics and formed ongoing groups in which women conducted their own gynecological examinations and abortions, monitored their fertility, and performed donor sperm inseminations. Some self-help activists worked to influence mainstream healthcare by training medical students and holding inspections of hospitals and clinics. Women of color and indigenous women adapted self-help techniques to explore how systemic racism and colonialism shaped their mental and physical health and address problems in their communities such as fetal alcohol syndrome. In the 1990s, young women continued to spread information about self-help by creating underground publications called "zines." By participating in the self-help movement, women around the United States created an alternative healthcare system that continues to shape healthcare today."--Abstract from author supplied metadata.

The goal of this study was to explore factors that may impact the correlation between self-report and observation of two teacher strategies: praise and response to rule violations. Participants were 71 elementary school teachers (100% Female; 98.6% White) who completed a battery of measures and reported on their use of specific classroom management strategies prior to and after a 30-minute observation. Researchers examined the effect of temporal consistency on the association between self-report and observation (Aim 1) and explored whether the relationship between self-report and observation is moderated by four teacher factors: self-efficacy, stress, knowledge of behavioral principles, and observed global classroom competency (Aim 2). For Aim 1, as hypothesized, the association between self-report and observation was significantly stronger in the temporally consistent condition than the temporarily inconsistent condition for rate of total praise, rate of labeled praise, and percent of praise that is labeled. However, for response to rule violations, unexpectedly the association was stronger in the temporarily inconsistent condition. For Aim 2, none of the teacher factors were significant moderators. Limitations and implications are discussed

Christian Coloring For Women Bring praise and prayer to the Lord with this beautifully styled coloring book. Each page has encouraging verses from the Word of God, intended to uplift and remind you that you are indeed loved! Helps deepen your connecting with the Lord by coloring the scripture in this Bible coloring book. Makes a beautiful gift for any mother, daughter, sister, wife, or friend. Modern floral designs Full size 8.5x11 Premium grade paper Single sided - no color bleed through

Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is characterized by damage to the vasculature, leading to impaired blood circulation. This damage is related to structural deficits in the brain as well as decreased cognitive performance. Risks for CVD are more common among young adults now than in previous generations of this cohort. While associations between CVD states and cognition are well studied, little is known about how risk factors for CVD may influence cognitive functioning in young populations. Physical activity engagement is one potential method for decreasing CVD risks and improving cognitive performance. The purpose of this dissertation was to examine the effects of CVD risks and acute exercise on cognitive and neural outcomes in young adults. A sample of 100 young adults aged 18-30 was recruited for this study. Participants underwent a blood draw, an aerobic fitness assessment, and a cognitive battery. A subset was randomly assigned to exercise (n=40) and control (n = 31) groups to examine the effects of a bout of exhaustive exercise on cognitive function. On separate a day, participants (n=17) engaged in a moderate intensity acute exercise with cognitive and functional neuroimaging assessments at baseline and post-exercise. In the first study, cross-sectional analyses revealed that young adults who possessed three or more risks for CVD had significantly inferior performance on cognitive tests requiring incongruent processing compared to their peers with no identified CVD risks. Participants who engaged in a bout of acute exhaustive exercise had increased cognitive performance post exercise compared to resting controls, in the second study. In study three, an acute bout of moderate intensity exercise had no effects on neural activation in the overall sample of participants. However, blood pressure moderated the effects of acute exercise on neural activation such that pre-hypertensive individuals experienced a differential increase in task-related brain activation after exercise in several brain regions. Young adults who possess several CVD risk factors may already be experiencing subtle decrements to their executive functioning, specifically during incongruent tasks. Short bouts of exercise produce cognitive benefits in this population and also increase brain activation during executive functioning tasks in those who have several CVD risks. Findings from these three studies have public health implications as regular engagement in moderate to very vigorous physical activity has cognitive benefits related to the prevention of age-related cognitive impairments.

While more severe heating regimes may result in prevention of melanosis, the associated increase in costs due to increased energy input, longer processing time and possible weight loss, makes increased heating an unattractive option for the westem rock lobster industry. Since it was shown that antibrowning agents are effective in reducing the incidence and severity of melanosis occurrence in western rock lobster, further investigation of their use in lobster processing is required. Alternative cooking methods that produce a faster rate of heat input may also significantly improve the post harvest quality of lobsters by decreasing melanosis rates with shorter cook times. The application of these systems to western rock lobster processing requires investigation. Evaluation of the impact of these alternative processing methods on PPO activity and subsequent melanosis formation would assist the industry to determine the most effective processing method for prevention of melanosis in western rock lobster.

A value is a trans-situational motivational goal, presumed to be desirable and considerably stable, affecting unethical behaviours and emotions. Changing values is a central goal of societies in order to instigate behaviour change, however value change is yet to be examined in a doping-specific context. Objectives: The purpose of this research was to investigate the value-doping relationships amongst athletes and to examine whether or not it is possible to manipulate values in relation to doping. Designs: The research used cross-sectional (Study 1) and experimental designs (Study 2). Method: In Study 1, 233 athletes completed a questionnaire which assessed demographics, doping and clean likelihood in hypothetical situations, personal, sporting and the spirit of sport values. In Study 2, 162 undergraduate athletes (51% male, 49% female) participated in a persuasive writing intervention across three different value conditions to see if the task could improve the salience athletes gave to specific values, in turn affecting doping likelihood, clean likelihood and anticipated guilt ratings. Results: In Study 1, correlational analysis revealed that self-enhancement values were positively associated with doping likelihood and negatively associated with clean likelihood whilst self-transcendence values were negatively associated with doping likelihood and positively associated with clean likelihood. Conservation values followed the same relationships as self-transcendence values with the doping variables. The findings showed that there was no relationship between the spirit of sport values and doping likelihood despite anti-doping legislation currently using the concept as the universal ethical basis for global sporting practice (WADA, 2015). In Study 2, the self-enhancement writing manipulation was successful in enhancing self-enhancement values, whilst decreasing self-transcendence values, whilst the conservation manipulation only increased self-transcendence values. The results also showed that the writing manipulations were not powerful enough to influence the doping outcome variables. Conclusions: The findings provide evidence for the value-doping relationships regarding both doping likelihood and clean likelihood but suggest that the place of the spirit of sport in the current anti-doping procedures may somewhat be flawed and should be reconsidered. The research also provides evidence that it is somewhat possible to change some specific values in relation to sport through persuasive writing tasks, however, the extent to which this can be implemented as a value change anti-doping strategy needs more research and is uncertainches.

Fundamental studies aimed at obtaining a better understanding of the mechanisms of melanosis in western rock lobster and the impacts of processing on melanosis formation were undertaken to enable the western rock lobster industry to make informed decisions resulting in rationalization and/or formulation of processing protocols. Polyphenoloxidase (PPO) in the hemolymph of the lobster was the major causative factor in melanosis development after heating to 60-̕80d̕uring cooking. Evaluation of the impacts of heating and antibrowning agents on PPO activity was undertaken. The research showed that the internal temperature of lobsters during cooking must reach 90 ̕and maintained for over half an hour to prevent melanosis, but the lobsters suffered weight loss in the process.

The few available comparative studies of prehensile tail anatomy in primates have established that several features of the caudal vertebrae are associated with adaptation to the increased loading of the tail during prehension. Given that the caudal vertebrae are anchored to the sacrum, it stands to reason that sacral morphology should also covary with tail prehensility. Convergent evolution of prehension in ateline and cebine primates and clear variation in the use of tails among taxa raises questions not only of how sacral morphology differs between prehensile and non-prehensile taxa, but whether different prehensile-tailed taxa evolved the same solutions to the biomechanical demands of prehension. The first step in addressing these problems is to document and measure the anatomical correlates of prehension in the sacrum. A comparative study of primate sacra was completed among the following genera: Alouatta, Ateles, Cacajao, Cebus, Chiropotes, Lagothrix, Macaca, Pithecia, and Saimiri (total n = 103). The genera were split into fully-, semi-, and non-prehensile groups; Alouatta, Ateles, and Lagothrix were categorized as fully-prehensile, Cebus as semi-prehensile, and the remainder as non-prehensile. Linear measurements for 16 anatomical variables were analyzed. Univariate and multivariate analyses returned some degree of significant results. While some measurements were more meaningful than others, morphological differences in relative size and transverse expansion of spinous processes, relative size of features associated with postulated muscle attachment, and relative size of articular surfaces of sacral vertebrae exist among individuals of varying prehensility. Thus, basic anatomical correlates of prehension were identified, and questions of morphological adaptation to prehension can be asked.

Regular consumption of dairy is thought to aid in preserving lean body mass while decreasing body fat, however, studies have reported inconsistent results. The overall aim of this cross-sectional study was to examine the influence of dairy consumption on body composition, specifically body fat percentage, among college-aged individuals in Mississippi. Total dairy consumption, type of dairy, and the relationship between race and sex were examined in 580 participants aged 18-26 years. Two-tailed correlation tests revealed a nonsignificant relationship between frequency of dairy consumption and body fat percentage among males, (r = .02, p = .68, n = 98) and females, (r = .06, p = .17, n = 469). There was also a nonsignificant interaction among race categories and dairy consumption. Future studies examining college-aged individuals should be performed with a more diverse sample to see if a relationship exists.