You Are Here

By a renowned Buddhist monk and best-selling author, this guide offers simple daily practices--including mindfulness of breath, mindful walking, deep listening, mindful speech, and more--to help readers discover the happiness and freedom of living in the present moment.

A collection of poems, stories, essays, and art drawn from the 1999, 2000, and 2001 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards showcases cutting-edge young authors.

Mapmaking fulfills one of our most ancient and deepseated desires: understanding the world around us and our place in it. But maps need not just show continents and oceans: there are maps to heaven and hell; to happiness and despair; maps of moods, matrimony, and mythological places. There are maps

You’re not here on earth just to breath, own some neat stuff, and die. You know there’s much more to it than that. So why do so many people waste their lives? The truth is, thrill seeking and intense experiences can be exciting, but they can’t give you the sense

&Lsquo;The Trouble With My Life Is That It`S Like A Bra Strap When You Put Your Bra On Wrong . . .` At Twenty-Five, Life`S Innumerable Entanglements Are Getting To Arshi. Her Blonde American Step-Mom`S Trying Too Hard (She`S Taken To Welcoming Guests With A Traditional Aarti). The Gorgeous Guy

All Peter Bankston ever wanted to do was paint. An aspiring painter, Peter scratches out a paupers living in San Francisco, wanting nothing more than to be left alone. Instead, he finds himself getting involved with not one but two very different men. Like Peter, getting involved with another man

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More Than Words: Bestselling authors and real-life heroines Every year, Harlequin's More Than Words award is given to three real-life heroines, women whose courage and vision have helped change people's lives for the better. Once again, three bestselling Harlequin authors have written stories inspired by these remarkable women. In You

A wonderfully original tale of the disintegration and mutation of an apparently ordinary American family. -- Alison Lurie

Sixteen-year-old Emma Healy has never felt that she fit in with the rest of her family, so when she discovers that she had a twin brother who died shortly after they were born, she takes off on an impulsive road trip to try to discover who she really is.