New Releases by Linda Heller

Skeleton lined note book with scull headers. Perfect for school or journaling. 100 pages.

A notebook for witches. Journal your magical rituals, spells, and conjurings in this handy note book made just for witches. A place for moon phases, deities invoked, purpose, and results. Great for new witches and old!

Mermaid notebook for children or adults. Great for school, or journaling. Lined paper inside with a little mermaid on each page.

The Great Mother uses words to remind the seeker, the lovers, and all beings that we are capable beyond belief of living a life of greatness when we assume the responsibility of our choices (Ivonne Delaflor Alexander, author, cofounder of Brilliant Futures Institute, creator of the Codes of AH, and creator of the Transcendental Rebirthing System). The power of this gift for humanity, The Great Mother Speaks, resides in the combination of the spiritual messages from the higher intelligent realms and the suggested daily life guidelines to support earth and its inhabitants toward the miraculous changes we wish to live, enjoy, and leave as legacy in the world (Sylvia Dokter, founder of Executive Awareness Productions, author and teacher). The Great Mother Speaks reminds of who we really are and to what we owe our existence. It is also a powerful call to step up and be a voice for change. Its a call for us, as Gandhi said, to be the change we want to see (Dan Brul, world-renowned breath master and author of Breathe New Life into Your Business, Shut Up and Breathe). The Great Mother Speaks is a clear reflection of that journey to authentic maturity and true stewardship, and all that it commands of us, and calls us to take the next step in our collective journey. And it doesnt stop there. It also acts as an operating manual for a more conscious life, and provides some solid and resourceful suggestions as to HOW we can affect change, literally in our own backyard, right now. Highly recommended! (Tony Stromberg, world-renowned equine photographer, author of Spirit Horses, Forgotten Horse, and Horse Medicine).

Is Dalia’s little blue box magic—or is the real magic the generosity that helps her fill it? When Dalia learns about tzedakah, the Jewish tradition of charity and caring, she creates a tzedakah box where she can keep the money she’s saved to help those in need. Her little brother Yossi is curious about the Hebrew letters painted on the box. "Are those letters magic?" he asks. They must be because Dalia tells him she''s putting a big yellow comforter, a butterfly bush, and a banana cream pie inside of it! How ever will she do it? Though there may be joy in receiving, Dalia’s story serves as a powerful reminder that the greatest joy of all comes from giving generously to others.

Today is a special day: the birthday of the world, when God and all God’s creatures celebrate the beauty of life. As God asks each dear creature in turn whether it has been the best that it can be, this simple affirmation of life and goodness applauds the contribution that each and every one of us— from the mightiest elephant to the smallest child— can make. The whimsical animals in Alison Jay’s perfectly composed crackled paintings will make this a favorite book on the family shelf.

Julie''s grandmother deflates many of her husband''s tall tales about their journey from Russia to America and their life on Hester Street.

When Daisy and Arabella lose their way in their own home, a labyrinthine mansion, they rely on their wits and luck to help them find their way "home" in time for tea.

A young mans̕ kindness toward an old woman is fully rewarded as he travels to his wedding with the magic ring she gave him.

The always punctual Horace''s feelings are hurt when the Pottertons arrive late for dinner, offering what seem to be preposterous excuses.

A reluctant eater transforms the food around her into a fantasy playground.