The Oxford Book of English Verse, Part 2: Shakespeare to the Restoration (Yesterday's Classics) by Arthur Quiller-CouchThis second part of The Oxford Book of English Verse introduces the reader to William Shakespeare, his contemporaries, and the writers of the generation that followed. Especially noteworthy are the riches of the Bard himself, the bluff certainties of Ben Jonson, Robert Herrick's lyricism, and the contrasting devotional poems of John Donne and George Herbert, though golden lines are plentiful throughout this work. Readers may quite possibly discover

ANNE RIDLER River God's Song

Suess lightens the aches and pains of growing old with his inimitable wit and wisdom

known as Flora Forager on Instagram

providing rich insights for application to the business of healing

word groups

helps two- to eight-year-olds understand why their bodies matter and distinguish between appropriate and inappropriate touch

as they absorb entomological basics from the approachable

lose their affections-even

including The Crab Alphabet Book

AMY LOWELL Bath

When Matt is out for a late winter hike he sees a trickle of water in the old deserted and junk filled dirt pit at the edge of his neighborhood

setting up camp