We Wish You A Harley Christmas

Deck the halls with Batman(tm), Wonder Woman(tm), Superman(tm), The Joker(tm), Harley Quinn(tm), and other favorite Super Heroes and villains! We Wish You a Harley Christmasis asensational seasonal collection of classic Christmas carols with a DC twist. Filledwith dozens of transformed carols,this rollicking book will become a new holiday favorite. Features vintage and contemporary artwork of fan favorite DC characters by popular artists from DC's past and present (Alex Ross, George Perez Jim Lee, J.Bone) Characters are seen decorating Christmas trees, making snowmen, hanging out with Santa, and exchanging presents. Let these hilarious songs of the season ring through the Batcave and at family gatherings across Metropolis. We Wish You a Harley Christmasis a stocking stuffer sure to bring laughs and holiday cheer to any DC fan. Christmas carols meet pop culture in this joyful book. Perfect holiday gift for DC comics and movie fans of all ages Great for office parties and Secret Santa gifting Add it to the shelf with books likeHome Alone: The Classic Illustrated Storybook by Kim Smith,A Die Hard Christmas: The Illustrated Holiday Classic by Doogie Horner,and It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Zombies!: A Book of Zombie Christmas Carols by Michael P. Spradlin. HARLEY QUINN and all related characters and elements © & (tm) DC Comics. (s20)

The perfect cosy Christmas novel to curl up with this winter, from Sunday Times bestseller Cathy Bramley. 'Charming, cosy, candlelit romance all wrapped up in a gorgeous setting' Veronica Henry 'The perfect Christmas treat!' Sarah Morgan 'Stuffed with Cathy's sparkling wit and warmth - I devoured it whole' Milly Johnson 'A wonderful warm hug of a book, brim full of festive comfort and joy!' Alex Brown 'Treat yourself to this gift of a book - if Merry and Cole's story doesn't get you into the Christmas spirit, nothing will!' Holly Hepburn 'A real Christmas cracker of a book. Romantic and uplifting - the perfect early Christmas present for yourself!' Sophie Cousens 'Merry, bright and sparkly - we were enchanted by this feel-good romance' People's Friend * * * * Christmas has always meant something special to Merry - even without a family of her own. This year, her heart might be broken but her new candle business is booming. The last thing she needs is another project - but when her hometown's annual event needs some fresh festive inspiration, Merry can't resist. Cole loves a project too - though it's usually of the bricks and mortar variety. As a single dad, his Christmas wish is to see his kids again, so getting the new house finished for when they're all together is the perfect distraction. But this Christmas, magic is in the air for these two strangers. Will it bring them all the joy they planned for . . . and take their hearts by surprise too? After all, anything can happen at Christmas. . . * * * * Praise for Cathy Bramley from some of your other favourite authors: 'The perfect read to escape with over the festive season if you want your heart warmed and a smile on your face.' Veronica Henry 'Filled with warmth and laughter' Carole Matthews 'Delightful!' Katie Fforde 'A page-turner of a story' Milly Johnson 'Delightfully warm with plenty of twists and turns' Trisha Ashley 'A gorgeously romantic comfort read' Rachael Lucas 'Magical, heart-felt and uplifting, this book will bring joy to all who reads it.' Carmel Harrington 'The perfect romantic tale, to warm your heart and make you smile' Ali McNamara 'A wonderful warm hug of a book, brim full of festive comfort and joy!' Alex Brown

Black Dagger's Russian Spy is about a sixteen-year-old high school student named Valric who's parents support him when he gets accepted into Black Dagger's School for Spies and Secret Agents. The school lasts five years, though even in an unusual school Valric has some unusual adventures. He has to deal with a Russian spy that only he and his friends can stop while he deals with new friendships, a new girlfriend, school grades, and his new skydiving team. His first year at the school is more eventful than most spies have in a lifetime. When his friends turn against him because backs are being stabbed, he still has to help the school. The question remains: Can Valric deal with the pressure? Or must he go back to high school as a normal kid?

Told in rhyming text, a group of excited children prepares for a special Christmas, spreading cheer as they decorate the tree and play in the snow with their friends while waiting for Santa.

Get an unrestricted peek inside a real life version of the TV show Frasier, if the Cranes were from Mississippi. In a fit of post 40th birthday generosity, displaced Southern Gentleman and Writer, Dusty Thompson, invites his redneck father to live with him in California. Not knowing what to expect as their life-long relationship has been very subdued, if informal, not unlike those of an English Lord and his downstairs staff, Dusty feels sure two adults can be successful roommates. However, when his Dad shows up with the largest La-Z-Boy recliner in America, and a dog named Lulu, in the back of his pick-up, Dusty realizes the only thing they have in common is oddly short legs and the belief he is adopted.

Count down the days to the holidays with Batman™, Superman™, Wonder Woman™, and the Justice League™ in this hardcover storybook, which features an advent calendar! Counting down to the holidays has never been so much fun . . . or so heroic, as Batman, Wonder Woman, Superman, and the rest of the Justice League help Santa deliver presents around the world in one night! Boys and girls ages 3 to 7 will love lifting one of the 24 sturdy advent calendar tabs each day to reveal a different surprise. But watch out—there might be a villain lurking under there! This interactive hardcover book makes a great gift and stocking stuffer.

Jonathan Swift: Irish Blow-in (along with its companion, Jonathan Swift: Our Dean) aspires to be the most accurate and engaging critical biography of Jonathan Swift ever published. It builds on the thorough research of Irvin Ehrenpreis’s highly regarded 1962–1983 three-volume biography, but reinterprets Swift’s life and works by reassessing his childhood, stressing his exuberance, honestly portraying his intense affection for Esther Johnson (he called her “saucebox” and not “Stella” when she was in her twenties), and not projecting Swift’s later-in-life angry behavior back onto his first forty-seven years.