Made in France, this set of nine soaps is enriched with olive and sweet almond oils and shea butter. Each 0.88-ounce bar of soap is infused with a different scent: lavender, rose, olive blossom, orange blossom, jasmine, violet, mimosa flowers, poppy, and argan. Gift this lovely set to someone elegant!

For the reader who never travels light—whether it’s a weekend getaway or a trip to the grocery store. It is roomy tote is made from durable polyester/cotton canvas and features a towering stack of colorful books beneath your personalized name. A thoughtful gift for any book lover with an overflowing TBR pile. Machine wash. Imported. 14" x 15" x 4". Sorry, no Express Delivery.

Three of beloved author Jane Austen’s timeless classics—Pride and Prejudice, Emma, and Sense and Sensibility—are brought together in a stunning gift box, featuring beautifully illustrated covers and slipcase. This elegant set makes a lovely gift for established Janeites as well as your readers just being introduced to her work. Hardcovers; 1483 pgs.

There’s no wrong spot to read, but every bluestocking knows there’s definitely the perfect spot. Reserve it for yourself or another serious reader with this 17"-square pillow that not only marks the perfect reading spot but makes it more comfortable, too. Machine-washable microsuede cover is 100% polyester; includes insert. No Express Delivery.

Personalization details: Specify name up to 18 characters.

Generously sized and durably made, this 100% cotton canvas tote features a printed bookshelf filled with books and clever Pride and Prejudice references. Features one inner pocket and a 4" gusset. Straps have a 12" drop for shoulder wear. Zip top. Made in USA.

by Rebecca Romney
Before she was a rare book dealer, Rebecca Romney was a passionate reader of Jane Austen, drawn to her sharp wit, focus on women’s lives, and hopeful endings. In this fascinating book, Romney uncovers the lives and works of authors like Frances Burney and Ann Radcliffe, revealing how they shaped Austen’s writing, why they vanished from the literary canon, and why they deserve to return.

by Becky Aikman
They were debutantes, crop dusters, and circus fliers. In 1942, 25 American women went to Britain to become the first American women to fly military aircraft. In this thrilling history, Becky Aikman follows nine of these daring aviators as they risked their lives. Drawing on diaries, letters, and interviews, she brings their trailblazing wartime stories vividly to life.

by Nancy MacDonell
Before World War II, American fashion designers worked in the shadows, while the industry looked to Paris for style. But when the Nazis occupied France in 1940, the fashion capital was cut off. This lively true story reveals how a group of visionary American women transformed chaos into opportunity, creating a modern, functional, and elegant style that defined “the American Look”—laying the foundation for today’s $500 billion U.S. fashion industry.

by Elizabeth B. White and Joanna Sliwa
Dr. Josephine Mehlberg was a Jewish doctor in Poland who posed as a Polish aristocrat in order to evade Nazi capture. As “Countess Janina Suchodolska,” Mehlberg worked as a welfare official in Lublin, Poland—home of the infamous Majdanek concentration camp—where she smuggled food and medicine to prisoners, eventually rescuing more than 10,000 imprisoned Poles. Historians White and Sliwa bring her remarkable story to life, drawing on her unpublished memoir and their own research.

by Amy Tan
In his insightful foreword, David Allen Sibley observes that “the birds that inhabit Amy Tan’s backyard seem a lot like the characters in her novels.” Indeed, this charming collection of essays introduce some fascinating avian friends! Renowned author Amy Tan shares her infectious love of birds and nature, both in her enchanting prose and in her exquisitely rendered illustrations. Bird and nature lovers will find this a heart-fluttering read!