The Secret Diary of Sarah Thomas

Sarah Thomas

Biographies & Memoirs

Windrush Press

Rainbow Quilt Color Method: Learn the Art of Creating Multicolor and Monotone Quilts with 15 Modern Patterns (Landauer) Piecing Techniques, Color Theory, and Fabric Placement for a Harmonious Palette

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Crafts & Hobbies

Landauer

"Kalamata's Kitchen is an outstanding children's series that encourages young readers to make positive and lasting memories with food. As a father and a chef, I can't overstate the value of engaging kids in culinary expeditions and exploring other cultures." -Eric Ripert, chef and co-owner of Le Bernardin Adventure can be found in the most unlikely places-like underneath Kalamata's kitchen table! When Kalamata's friend Chef Ilma Lopez arrives with some yummy little cakes and wonderful stories to share, Kalamata gets an idea: What if she could create such a tasty treat herself? With Chef Ilma's memories as her guide, and the enticing smells of good food all around her, Kalamata and her Taste Buds are whisked away by her imagination to a far-off kitchen where they explore, cook, and of course-taste! This first book in the delightful Kalamata's Kitchen series features an exciting, food-centric story and a kid-friendly recipe for Abuelita's pound cake with meringue frosting. Whether you're reading or baking, Kalamata's Kitchen is fun for the whole family!
Features Include: Thick, craft-quality paper stock Durable stitched binding Printed in the USA Kalamata's Kitchen, LLC is a food adventure brand on a mission to create a more curious and compassionate generation of kids and grown-ups alike using food as a bridge to diverse experiences.

Kalamata's Kitchen

Kalamata's Kitchen, LLC

"Kalamata's Kitchen is an outstanding children's series that encourages young readers to make positive and lasting memories with food. As a father and a chef, I can't overstate the value of engaging kids in culinary expeditions and exploring other cultures." -Eric Ripert, chef and co-owner of Le Bernardin
It's an apple-butter day when Kalamata and her Taste Buds head to the orchard!
Kalamata loves to taste her mama's food as they prepare meals together, but she and her Taste Buds must be patient when baked beans are on the menu. Luckily, their friend Chef Trevett arrives with something new and delicious to distract them from the tempting aromas wafting from the kitchen. Soon, Trevett's stories of apple picking have Kalamata and her Taste Buds escaping to a sun-filled orchard for a day of fun and flavorful adventure! Back with another tasty trip, the second book in the Kalamata series delivers more culinary crusades and family-friendly recipes!Features Include:Thick, craft-quality paper stock
Durable stitched binding
Printed in the USA
Kalamata's Kitchen, LLC is a food adventure brand on a mission to create a more curious and compassionate generation of kids and grown-ups alike using food as a bridge to diverse experiences.

Kalamata’s Orchard Adventure

"This lovely book speaks to everything I hold dear: food from various cultures, the joy of traveling with our fork and sharing all of it with our children. Thoughtful and nourishing in so many ways." -Padma Lakshmi, writer and host/executive producer of Top Chef The table is set for another delicious adventure with Kalamata and her Taste Buds! Inspired by the aroma of fresh herbs, Kalamata wonders, is this what green smells like? She's delighted when her friend Chef Eric Ripert and his son, Adrien, arrive and share their memories-and a recipe-from a very special garden in France. The Taste Buds quickly discover they don't need passports to travel to fantastique places when they're in Kalamata's Kitchen. It's opening night at À la Kalamata, and your reservation is confirmed!

Kalamata's Kitchen: A la Kalamata

Queen K

On a balmy evening in late March, Kata hosts a party on her husband's superyacht. Tables cover the massive deck, adorned with orchids, champagne bottles, name cards of famous people, while uniformed staff flank a red carpet on the landing dock. This night marks the attainment of something she's wanted for a long time: acceptance into the glittering world of high society. But some around Kata are full of resentment and closer to home than she could have ever imagined.\nNarrated with delicious unreliability by an Englishwoman employed to tutor this family's precocious daughter, QUEEN K pulls back the curtain on the power plays within one extraordinary family, as world politics begin to encroach on their corrupt and fiercely defended haven.

Serpent's Tail

'A classy thriller that will appeal to fans of Leila Slimani's Lullaby... A hot holiday read' Sunday Times\n'A superb debut novel... Anyone who enjoyed The White Lotus will love Thomas's scalpel-sharp skewering of the mores and idiocies of the idle rich' Observer\n'A dark and brilliant read . . . our bet is that this is going to be on the small or big screen' Glamour\nOn a balmy evening in late March, an oligarch's wife hosts a party on a superyacht moored in the Maldives. Tables cover the massive deck, adorned with orchids, champagne bottles, name cards of celebrities. This is what Kata has wanted for a long time: acceptance into the glittering world of high society. But there are those who aim to come between Kata and her goal, and they are closer to home than she could have imagined.\nWitness to the corruption and violence underneath the shiny surfaces is Mel, a young English woman employed to tutor Kata's precocious daughter and navigate her through the class codes of English privilege. Now the closest Mel gets to such privilege is as hired help to the wealthy, and she is deeply resentful.\nExquisitely written and deliciously unreliable, Queen K takes the reader to some of the most luxurious places in the world. But a dark refrain sounds from the very beginning of the story and grows towards its operatic finale: a novel about insatiable material desire can only ever be a tragedy.

'This Patricia Highsmith-esque tale [features] an untrustworthy narrator judging her employer's life of excess and desperate attempts to infiltrate a glittering world' Evening Standard 'The debuts you'll love in 2023'\n'Her dazzling debut is both a gripping mystery and a treatise on the dangers of wealth without limits' Emma Stonex, author of The Lamplighters\n'Evokes complex lives with compelling insight' Financial Times\nOn a balmy evening in late March, an oligarch's wife hosts a party on a superyacht moored in the Maldives. Tables cover the massive deck, adorned with orchids, champagne bottles, name cards of celebrities. Uniformed staff flank a red carpet on the landing dock. This is what Kata has wanted for a long time: acceptance into the glittering world of high society. But there are those who aim to come between Kata and her goal, and they are closer to home than she could have imagined.\nWitness to the corruption and violence underneath the shiny surfaces is Mel, a young English woman employed to tutor Kata's precocious daughter and navigate her through the class codes of English privilege. Now the closest Mel gets to such privilege is as hired help to the wealthy, and she is deeply resentful.\nExquisitely written and deliciously unreliable, Queen K takes the reader to some of the most luxurious places in the world. But a dark refrain sounds from the very beginning of the story and grows towards its operatic finale: a novel about insatiable material desire can only ever be a tragedy.\n'A world of butter-cream-beige luxury, brimming with toxicity and darkness, that pulls you in, and under' Calla Henkel, author of Other People's Clothes

Visiting Iceland as an anthropologist and film-maker in 2008, Sarah Thomas is spellbound by its otherworldly landscape. An immediate love for this country and for Bjarni, a man she meets there, turns a week-long stay into a transformative half-decade, one which radically alters Sarah's understanding of herself and of the living world.\nShe embarks on a relationship not only with Bjarni, but with the light, the language, and the old wooden house they make their home. She finds a place where the light of the midwinter full moon reflected by snow can be brighter than daylight, where the earth can tremor at any time, and where the word for echo - bergmál - translates as 'the language of the mountain'. In the midst of crisis both personal and planetary, as her marriage falls apart, Sarah finds inspiration in the artistry of a raven's nest: a home which persists through breaking and reweaving - over and over.\nWritten in beautifully vivid prose, The Raven's Nest is a profoundly moving meditation on place, identity and how we might live in an era of environmental disruption.

The Raven's Nest

Science & Math

Nature & Ecology

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The Secret Diary of Sarah Thomas

Rainbow Quilt Color Method: Learn the Art of Creating Multicolor and Monotone Quilts with 15 Modern Patterns (Landauer) Piecing Techniques, Color Theory, and Fabric Placement for a Harmonious Palette

Kalamata's Kitchen

Kalamata’s Orchard Adventure

Kalamata's Kitchen: A la Kalamata

Queen K

Queen K

Queen K

The Raven's Nest