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“Will This Make You Happy is an ode to the wild pleasures of transformation . . . I gulped it down, eager for every last crumb.”—Leslie Jamison, bestselling author of Make it Scream, Make it Burn
“Beautiful—smart, funny and effortlessly lyrical.” —Ruby Tandoh, bestselling author of Cook As You Are
“This is an entirely different kind of cookbook, one that makes you want to curl up and read cover to cover. I loved it.”—Sohla El-Waylly, James Beard Award winner and author of the bestselling cookbook Start Here
For fans of Nora Ephron and Nigel Slater, this hybrid memoir and cookbook brings together over fifty inventive baking recipes with a lyrical coming-of-age story about desire and dessert. Perfect for home cooks, lovers of literature, and anyone who finds comfort in the kitchen.
Tanya Bush is adrift in the uncertainty of her early twenties—unemployed, uninspired, and stuck in a long-term relationship that's lost its spark. One day, just to do something, she decides to bake a cake. It's gooey in the cen
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All Things Considered is an exploration of the relationship we have with our home, a joyful celebration of individuality, and an uplifting collection of interiors that mix prints, patterns, textures, color, and style with gusto to create a happy space.
From bold global prints to modern graphics and cleverly deployed vintage and contemporary finds, readers will be galvanized to create surroundings that speak to them. Filled with interviews and stunning pictures of the homes of artists, designers, and creatives that place a curated sense of personality above all else, All Things Considered proves our homes are self-portraits of creative, individual style, and spaces to play and experiment to bring about feelings of joy and happiness.
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This striking colored pencil set from legendary architect Michael Graves's firm contains twenty-four colored pencils in his richly sophisticated palette. The textured box has a lift-off lid and pulls out of a glossy die-cut sleeve showcasing a perfect grid of squares—a subtle nod to the designer's penchant for designing windows in a grid. A folded enclosure features an inspiring essay on the use of color in the design process. Both minimal and elegant, the set reflects Graves's aesthetic and the architects and designers who will savor it as a gift and use it in their work.
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