Product Description: Brighten your days with the magic of color! Featuring the expressive artwork of six popular Llewellyn artists, this coloring book will take you to an enchanted realm of reverie and quiet pleasure. Includes more than 60 colorable pictures of witch's potions, ancient rituals, magical symbols, and more...read more

One of the most active and productive areas in the field of literary study is Shakespeare scholarship. Each year, hundreds of books and articles are written about the man, his plays, and his milieu—a tribute to the richness and universal appeal of his art—yet no comprehensive listing of these works has appeared since the Ebisch and Schucking bibliography of 1937. Thus contemporary scholars have been forced to work without precise knowledge of what others have already done.The four volumes of A Classified Shakespeare Bibliography, in covering the period from 1936 to 1958, constitute a highly important reference work. Including works in foreign languages and many items omitted from previous compilations, they list over 20,000 books and articles plus reviews of longer works, all grouped under numerous descriptive headings.Originally scheduled for publication in a four-volume edition, A Classified Shakespeare Bibliography is available complete in a single volume. Covering the years 1936 through 1958, it lists more than 25,000 books, articles, and reviews in all major languages.

Enhanced with colorful artwork, this poetry collection captures the joys, struggles, triumphs, and humor of the special relationship between mother and child.

The poems in this collection are about mothers and their children, both from the child's perspective and the mother's. Ranging in subject from a child walking in her mother's comforting, protective shadow to a ten-year-old girl wondering if her mother was a freak when she was ten years old to a mother holding her infant son, these poems touch on all aspects of the mother/child relationship. Here is "Mother's Heart": My mother's heart is a bottle I want to fill with warm milk to soothe her hurts with honey to trap her bitterness with a squirt of Tabasco -- Shake her up! Inspired by her memories of her mother and her own role as a mother of a young son, these poems, skillfully illustrated in full color by Jennifer Hewitson, create an honest portrait of timeless human connections. Sometimes funny, sometimes sarcastic, always sensitive, the poems will find a ready audience among young people.

Perfect for the busy Witch on the go, an appointment book, calendar, and magical reference all rolled into one helps you align your life with the Wheel of the Year.

Product Description: Make room for more magic in your life with the Witches' Datebook. Keep track of coven meetings, festivals, and your more mundane appointments in the midst of recipes, rituals, and pagan artwork. A portable companion to Llewellyn's Witches' Calendar, this enchanting datebook presents each week on a two-page spread...read more

Product Description: Make room for more magic in your life with the Witches’ Datebook. Keep track of coven meetings, festivals, and your more mundane appointments in the midst of recipes, rituals, and pagan artwork. A portable companion to Llewellyn’s Witches’ Calendar, this enchanting datebook presents each week on a two-page spread...read more

A crocodile, two elephants, and an old woman are no match for a mischievous rabbit

A curious boy named Bottle uses his computer to help Amy Settle find her way home after a magical ring transports her to the home of an evil witch

A dramatic retelling of three Chippewa stories chronicles the exploits of Manabozho, the son of the West Wind and legendary hero of the Chippewa, and his contributions to his people.

A teacher of Native American concerns details many medicinal secrets of nature known to native American medicine men, such as the vitamin C contained in pine-needle tea that once saved several French explorers.

A San Antonio girl and her family are caught up in the Battle of the Alamo in 1836