Perhaps a good book can cure a funk, if so we recommend these:
Meik Wiking wrote The Art of Making Memories teaching us that meaningful memories are important. In his book The Little Book of Hygge we are reminded to be in the present. From The Little Book of Lykke. we are told to make use of ourtime. My Hygge Home reminds us that poetry is pharmacy.
Chinese New Year Crafts by Karen E. Bledsoe
Linda Akeson McGurk shares in The Open Air and in There's No Such Thing As Bad Weather that outside is the best pharmacy.
The Scottish Kitchen by Gary Maclean teaches us unique recipes such as oatbreaded cod fish and haggis, neeps ans tatties- tatties are potatoes and nerps are rutabags/turnips.
Love to Cook you will find roasted red peppers, feta and lentils preserved lemons and Classic both by Mary Berry share neat mashed potatoes such as Dijion mustard mashed potatoes or spring onion and sour creamed mash as an option.
The Smallest Snowflake by Bernadette Watts is perfection because it combines winter and spring suitable for Candlemas.
All In A Day by Cynthia Rylant illustrated by Nikki McClure reminds us to find the good in each new day's beginning.
Yasmin by Saadia Faruqi teaches about cooking and kameez attire.
Ready to Read Living in Mexico by Chloe Perkins illustrated by Tom Woolley teaches amazing facts on everyday living and celebrations.
A Treasure of British Folklore by Dee Dee Chainey has lovely reminders of ancient wisdom such as not eating blackberries after Michealmas.
Casa Loma and thr Man Who Built it by John Denison is where Prince Barron once lived. A royal view.
Try This at Home- Fromthe Editors of Owl Magazine.
Drawing Landscapes by Melvyn Patterson with Ian Kearey shows the importance of light placement and direction of light like groundhog day.
Migration Nation By Joanne O'Sullivan shows lovely animal photos and thr best content.
Celebrations Around the World illustrayed by Katy Halford and Dk Publishing.
Our Presidents A complete Encyclopedia of the U.S. presidency written by Ann Bausum a lovely national geographic resource!
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