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Book Lover's Page-A-Day Calendar

Book Lover's Page-A-Day 2010 Desk Calendar

Book Lover's Page-A-Day 2010 Desk Calendar


Packed with hundreds of great reads, Book Lover's is the calendar that keeps you reading. So many books to choose from: There's Union 1812, the definitive, richly detailed account of America's "second war of independence." A Thousand Splendid Suns, Khaled Hosseini's poignant follow-up to The Kite Runner. Plus where to start with Jorge Luis Borges, Lincoln Child's page-turning oceanic thriller Deep Storm, and a fascinating portrait of the life and times of Benny Goodman This 2010 calendar is produced by Workman Publishing.
Eats, Shoots & Leaves Calendar

Eats, Shoots & Leaves 2010 Desk Calendar

Eats, Shoots & Leaves 2010 Desk Calendar


This word lover and wordsmith's calendar is based on the punctuation sensation Eats, Shoots that hit number one on bestseller lists. With such observations as "people truly do not know their apostrophe from their elbow," Lynne Truss has made "the history of punctuation a subject at once urgent, sexy, and hilarious" (John Walsh, The Independent). This 2010 calendar is produced by Andrews McMeel.
Forgotten English Calendar

Forgotten English 2010 Desk Calendar

Forgotten English 2010 Desk Calendar


What are Gabriel's hounds, wooden hills, jimrags? Do you prefer clagham with your ackenpucky? Feeling gawmless or mullycrushed? With 313 unforgettable entries (Saturdays and Sundays share a page), Forgotten English explains archaic words related to vanished professions, objects, activities, situations, etiquette, and states of mind, and describes obscure fÊtes and festivals, birthdays of peculiar significance, unsavory recipes, dubious medical and hygienic procedures, and other oddities of our linguistic heritage. Also includes a brief biography of the author, yearly grids for 2010 and 2011, and pages for notes. This 2010 calendar is produced by Pomegranate.
Magnetic Poetry Calendar

Magnetic Poetry 2010 Wall Calendar

Magnetic Poetry 2010 Wall Calendar


Combining poetic inspiration with magnetic appeal, the Magnetic Poetry Calendar makes composing poetry easy and fun. Inside, colorful pages feature brain-stimulating exercises, thought-provoking quotes, and favorite poems. And the attached magnetic board and 200 word tiles provide an open canvas for composing messages and poems, inspiring year-round creativity in the home or office. This 2010 calendar is produced by Magnetic Poetry.
Seasons Calendar

Seasons 2010 Wall Calendar

Seasons 2010 Wall Calendar


Experience the beauty of the seasons along with Emily Dickinson’s poetic verse! These captivating images of New England, where Dickinson penned her poetry, make this a unique calendar to admire and treasure. This 2010 calendar is produced by Avalanche Publishing.
The Reading Woman Calendar

The Reading Woman 2010 Hardcover Engagement Calendar

The Reading Woman 2010 Hardcover Engagement Calendar


The reading woman has long intrigued artists, who have depicted her in all manner of settings - at a table, in a comfortable chair, alone or with others - and have managed to draw us in to the mysteries of her world. The thirty artists represented in this calendar - among them Mary Stevenson Cassatt, Frederick Childe Hassam, Carl Larsson, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, James Jacques Joseph Tissot, and Vincent van Gogh have all turned an affectionate eye to the reading woman. Accompanying each image are a few words about the pleasures of reading. Also included: a brief introduction, double-page 2010 and 2011 yearly grids, fifty-four weekly grids, twelve full-page monthly grids, lists of international holidays and calling codes, time differences, pages for notes, and a personal information page. This 2010 calendar is produced by Pomegranate.
The Reading Woman Calendar

The Reading Woman 2010 Mini Wall Calendar

The Reading Woman 2010 Mini Wall Calendar


Escape routes, paths to enlightenment: books create enticing worlds before which all other realities fade away. The reading woman is a beautiful enigma, an untold tale, a fragment of a life momentarily set free from its long, complex story. This calendar presents twelve quietly joyous studies of women at their books, painted by John White Alexander, Albert Anker, John Currie, Paul Fischer, Frederick Childe Hassam, Peter Ilsted, Carl Larsson, Charles Edward Perugini, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, James Jacques Joseph Tissot, and Theo van Rysselberghe. Each image is accompanied by a brief quote on the subject of books and reading. This 2010 calendar is produced by Pomegranate.
The Reading Woman Calendar

The Reading Woman 2010 Wall Calendar

The Reading Woman 2010 Wall Calendar


Painters throughout the ages have shown their models reading. They show us the sheer bliss of being totally absorbed in reading and to be in a world of one's own. This 2010 calendar is produced by Catch Publishing.
The Reading Woman Calendar

The Reading Woman 2010 Wall Calendar

The Reading Woman 2010 Wall Calendar


A book can stop time, transcend circumstances, conjure a world in which to lose oneself. These paintings achieve the same thing. Just as the reading woman has temporarily set herself free from her life's narrative, so can we leave ours as we contemplate her image. Well-chosen words on the pleasures of literature, from historic and contemporary readers and writers, accompany each of the twelve paintings in this calendar. Artists represented are Henry Bacon, John George Brown, Mary Stevenson Cassatt, Ignaz Marcel Gaugengigl, Lilian Westcott Hale, Edward Wilbur Dean Hamilton, Laura Coombs Hills, William Morris Hunt, Eastman Johnson, Alice Ruggles Sohier, Edmund Charles Tarbell, and Micah Williams. This 2010 calendar is produced by Pomegranate.

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