The Dragon & the Garden


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Prepare to see the Garden of Eden as you always wished you could -- tangible, leaves rustling, the scent of fruit on the breeze. Nathan Wilson and Peter Bentley weave the story of our first parents with wild realism, but also a childlike honesty and clarity that bring new depth to an old truth. Ages 4 and up.




Gardening at the Dragon's Gate


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Johnson and Te Salle deliver a meditative, beautifully illustrated yet profoundly practical book that takes readers deep into the natural world and into a new understanding of the art of gardening.




The Dragon in the Garden


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An adolescent boy attending school for the first time finds himself on a collision course with the feared school bully.




Kitty and Dragon


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When Kitty looks for the perfect home, she makes an unlikely best friend--Dragon! From Epic! Originals, Kitty and Dragon is a lovable early reader series about finding true friendship when you least expect it. Book 1 of this early reader series features three adorable stories about Kitty and Dragon--best friends, even when one of them is snoring, being messy, or having a sad day. Even though they are quite different from one another, Kitty and Dragon have learned that there's nothing better than being together, just the way they are.




Field Guide to Garden Dragons


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You never know where you'll spot a Garden Dragon- it could be on your travels, on a nature walk, or even in your own backyard! This whimsical deck presents 46 adorable dragons, each with a mystical message to share. The 138-page illustrated guidebook gives delightful descriptions so you can identify dragons to help you with their magic and wisdom.




Dragon & Rose Garden


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In this book, Sus Van Elzen investigates the transformation of China from 1949 to 2008, with a particular focus on artists and architects. The makeover of Beijing in particular has been driven not only by economic factors but also by the governing regime's cultural and political agenda. As Van Elzen demonstrates, the resultant conflict presents some unprecedented creative challenges.




The Dragon Garden


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King Clover and his sons are at their wits' end. A huge army come marching up to Cloverland! Francis Fray the First wants to conquer Cloverland… This is a disaster! What has to be done now? Of course little Alex comes up with a plan. Together with his best friend, Ludo the wolpertinger, he goes back to the mysterious Downhills to collect a great number of dangerous monsters and dragons! Soon castle Robber's Nest is changed into a gigantic dragon garden! Will Alex succeed to make King Francis and his army take flight? Just imagine… dragons higher than the highest castle tower, ugly monsters the size of a barn… Who wouldn't be frightened for creatures like that? Together with the wolpertinger, Alex manages to save all the problems again… 'Dutchy' Koos Verkaik is one of the most productive authors of the moment. He wrote sixty books, both novels and children's books, published in Dutch and English. He works hard on this series now: Alex and the Wolpertinger! Book 6 in this series: Rusty Iron




The Dragon's Garden: Weapons of the Fae Queen, Book 4


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A lost magic. An unusual gift. A lonely princess. Two precious artifacts have been stolen and it’s now critical for the Weapons of the Fae Queen to discover if the third one remains safe, but they must do it without raising suspicions of anyone involved. Calliope comes up with a ludicrous plan on gaining access to the final artifact in what is considered the most dangerous place in the Enchanted Underworld, The Dragon’s Garden. It is definitely the boldest thing the team has ever considered, but they are getting desperate. Relying on two men she has no reason to trust, can she uncover the truth and not lose her heart while doing it? As this mystery unravels it appears that the fate of more than the Enchanted Underworld is in danger. Chaos is sticking true to his chosen name and his goal will become clearer and more sinister as they race to stop him. Steamy Paranormal Mystery Romance




Gardens of Awakening


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Renowned artist Kaz Tanahashi reveals the deep, inner spiritual connections that Zen gardens can foster, with over 75 stunning full-color photos of the masterpiece gardens of Kyōto, Japan. Imagine yourself in Kyōto, Japan, gazing at an ancient temple garden. How would you contextualize what you are seeing? What is the history of this centuries-old contemplative art form of Zen gardening? What are its symbols and concepts? Richly illustrated with full-color photographs, Gardens of Awakening guides you through a series of Zen temple gardens, most of which were created from the fourteenth through seventeenth centuries. Some are teeming with plants and flowing water, while others have only rocks and sand. All share in the Zen aesthetics of awakening. Through essays and commentary on Mitsue Nagase’s striking photographs, beloved Zen artist and translator Kazuaki Tanahashi presents the gardens in terms of seven qualities that arise from Zen practice: direct, ordinary, vigorous, gleaming, pivotal, nondual, and inexhaustible. Relating these qualities to the development of Zen culture and its influence on Japanese art, Gardens of Awakening invites you deep into the heart of Zen.




THE SHOEMAKERS APRON - 20 illustrated Czech and Slovak Childrens Stories


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THIS book contains 20 Czech and Slovak folk and fairy tales translated and retold in English by Parker Fillmore, with excellent illustrations and decorations by Jan Matulka. Drawn from original Slavic sources, and chosen for their variety of subject and range of interest with tales like: The Twelve Months, Zlatovlaska The Golden-Haired, The Shepherd's Nosegay, Smolicheck, The Nickerman's Wife, Batcha And The Dragon, Vitazko The Victorious and many more. Unlike stories from the Grimm brothers, here are fairy tales conceived with all the gorgeousness of the Slavic imagination; charming little nursery tales that might be told in nurseries the world over; folk tales illustrative of the wit of a canny people; and rollicking devil tales as surprising to the Anglo-Saxon imagination as they are entertaining. They are not in any sense academic translations, but vivid renditions by a man who, besides being a student of folklore, was an accomplished story-teller in his own right. The stories are further embellished by Jan Matulka’s exquisite illustrations which capture the essence of the region’s culture. Added to this Matulka commences each story with a vignette which have a distinct Picasso-esque style to them. So, get yourself a warm drink, snuggle in to a comfy chair and sit back and enjoy folklore and tales from the Heart of Europe.