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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Love is Lemon BarsBy Jaime HainesGet ready to stir up some sweetness with Love is Lemon Bars, the first book in the RaRa's Sweet Lessons series - a heartwarming, laughter-sprinkled tale about how love is something we make, bake, and share.Meet RaRa, a spunky, apron-wearing grandma in cozy Wisconsin who believes love is best served warm and a little zesty. With her two granddaughters, Sunshine and Sassafras-RaRa, she whips up a batch of her famous lemon bars and teaches the girls that love isn't just a feeling, it's something you do. Whether it's helping a neighbor, waiting patiently by the oven, or sharing your favorite treat, love takes time, care, and a dash of kindness.Perfect for ages 3-8, this sweet-as-sugar picture book blends storytelling with values like compassion, community, and connection. With playful dialogue, charming illustrations, and a real lemon bar recipe at the end, Love is Lemon Bars invites families to bake and bond-one delicious moment at a time.Themes: love, kindness, family traditions, emotional intelligence, intergenerational connectionBonus Recipe Included! RaRa's Famous Lemon Bars to make at home togetherSo go ahead, curl up, read aloud, and maybe preheat that oven. Love is calling. and it smells like lemon bars. Sampson, Morgan (illustrator). …

Zustand: Good. Broadsides. Ten broadsides by ten poets (one missing here), with contributor's notes and contents, 11 leaves in all, of various dimensions. (A broadside by Thomas Merton, originally included, is missing.) Presented in a light brown paper portfolio, illustrated with a unicorn design, and with the printed names of the ten poets pasted on. 13 x 20 inches. Broadsides by 10 poets, designed and typeset by Alan Brilliant and Noel Young at the Unicorn Press. Poem, by Boris Pasternak (translated by George L. Kline); The dance, by John Haines; [Missing: A carol, by Thomas Merton]; The first look through the window, by Bertolt Brecht; Blackout of the dream, by Lenore Marshall; Dos poemas = Two poems, by Jaime Sabines (translated by Ellinor Randall); Lesson, by Guillevic, (translated by Teo Savory); Die Konstellationen, by Eugen Gomringer; Dear Mr. Stevens, by Robert Bly; The laurel tree, by Nathaniel Tarn. Left lower and upper right corners of portfolio slightly bent, but all broadsides are Fine. …