Cobblestone children’s history magazine teaches kids to enjoy reading. History comes alive as they read about cowboys, Indians, the gold rush, the American Revolution and Civil wars, and much more.
CLICK is a magazine that inspires and empowers, catering to the social, creative, artistic, and business needs of women as artists, hobbyists, and professional photographers. Every page celebrates the passion women feel for photography.
Charleston – the city magazine since 1975 – is the authority on living well in the South Carolina Lowcountry, embodying the beauty, style, and sophistication of our much-celebrated region. Each monthly issue offers readers insight into local arts, culture, and history; entrée into gorgeous homes and gardens; tastes of the renowned food scene; profiles on intriguing residents; and a curated calendar of must-attend events.
Each issue of Bloomberg Businessweek features in-depth perspectives on the financial markets, industries, trends, technology and people guiding the economy. Draw upon Bloomberg Businessweek’s timely incisive analysis to help you make better decisions about your career, your business, and your personal investments.
Taking its name from the Swahili word for powerful, BAVUAL documents the African experience from the begining of recorded history to the present. Each issue features essays, historical profiles, and interviews which tell the story of 680 centuries of Afrocentric progress, and how these stories relate to today’s world.
Babybug will delight your child with beautifully illustrated stories and poems from today’s budding and well-known children’s writers, as well as traditional nursery rhymes that have stood the test of time.
ASK is an award-winning publication that allows your child to investigate the world with past and present inventors, artists, and thinkers, and scientists. In addition there are contests, projects, Web experiments, games, and puzzles for kids ages 7 to 10.
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After growing up in a conservative home, a sexually repressed, Anna Lee (Maddy O’Reilly) seeks help in the most unlikely of places – an unconventional therapy practice called the Variel House. Known for taking a very hands-on approach to treatment, the Variel House pushes patients to their sexual limits through a variety of exercises geared at helping them confront their fears. It is during these exercises that Anna Lee is paired up with Emmett (Xander Corvus), a patient battling his own demons, and the two forge an unlikely friendship. Together they share their most intimate secrets and hidden desires while navigating an intensely provocative road towards sexual freedom. But when their erotic journey proves too challenging for Emmett to handle, Anna is left wondering whether true liberation can only be found on one’s own.
