Books with title Love's Wonders

With a worldly whimsy and a charming style, Love’s Wonders by new author Gigi Mazzola compares love’s depth—its mystery and perseverance—to a few of the planet’s natural and manmade wonders. Written for newborns to beginning readers, young minds will be electrified with the visual art depicting such entities as the Golden Gate Bridge and the Great Wall of China. As children are introduced to a bevy of fabulous locales, they learn to think big about love, life, and geography. Beginning with the Grand Canyon and the Taj Mahal, the sky is the limit when it comes to considering all the amazing places a child will visit. As fun as it is educational, much like Eric Carle, the text and the illustrations are paired with glossary directives that share a few further details of each coinciding landmark. It is no wonder that natural wonders will be a big hit for families with an adventurous spirit.

With a worldly whimsy and a charming style, Love’s Wonders by new author Gigi Mazzola compares love’s depth—its mystery and perseverance—to a few of the planet’s natural and manmade wonders. Written for newborns to beginning readers, young minds will be electrified with the visual art depicting such entities as the Golden Gate Bridge and the Great Wall of China. As children are introduced to a bevy of fabulous locales, they learn to think big about love, life, and geography. Beginning with the Grand Canyon and the Taj Mahal, the sky is the limit when it comes to considering all the amazing places a child will visit. As fun as it is educational, much like Eric Carle, the text and the illustrations are paired with glossary directives that share a few further details of each coinciding landmark. It is no wonder that natural wonders will be a big hit for families with an adventurous spirit.

Beautiful orphan Pauline Darrell despised high society as much as it despised her. Her uncle, Sir Oswald Darrell, hoped love and matrimony would change that, for the future of the magnificent Darell Court depended on it. He expected that good company and a strong suitor would turn her from a wild bohemian lady to a lady fit to run the legendary estate. But how could a girl so headstrong and proud become a gentlewoman? Love works wonders sometimes and it might just be enough to redeem Pauline. For fans of Jane Austen, English romances and imprudent marriages this edition includes beautiful illustrations drawn exclusively for the book and the first chapter from Clay's most popular book, Dora Thorne.