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A warm present awaits inside this box filled with 20 silken tea infusers. Elegant and perfectly-sized for kitchen storage, the Ribbon box is a great value and sets a personal style when it comes to the after-dinner tea. Choose from the varied single-flavor selections or samplers.CollectionsSamplerExoticsHerbalsClassicsBlack TeasBlack CurrantBombay ChaiEarl GreyEnglish BreakfastDecaf BreakfastEstate DarjeelingForteGreen TeasGreen TangoOasisJasmineHerbal TeasAfrican SolsticeChamomile TisaneCitrus MintFloraGingerWhite TeasWhite Ambrosia |
Definitely our cup of tea. This elegant porcelain tea cut ensemble is designed for Tea Forte's pyramid-shaped infusers. The cover has a whimsical opening to display the signature leaf of Tea Forte's infusers, but it also serves the purpose of keeping your tea hot and steamy for a longer time. This custom tea cup will become a staple in your kitchen and will give a little sophisticated elegance to your everyday cup of tea. Each cup is packaged in a handcrafted wooden box, making this an amazing gift. Colors: bone white. |
Aretha's first ever Christmas album!
Aretha Franklin's multitude of loyal listeners will be thrilled that the wait for such a momentous project is over and has been truly worthwhile. Released through DMI Music, "This Christmas Aretha," shimmers and sparkles as the acclaimed artist puts her definitive stamp on a mix of 11 traditional and contemporary classics associated with the holiday season. Aretha Franklin herself produced three tracks and arranged and added her inimitable touch as a pianist to two tracks ("Silent Night" and "14 Angels"). Award-winning producer Tena Clark (whose production credits include Natalie Cole, Patti LaBelle, Dionne Warwick, Chaka Khan and a multitude of other major artists) masterminded seven cuts. Track listing: 1. Angels We Have Heard On High 2. This Christmas 3. My Grown Up Christmas List 4. The Lord Will Make A Way 5. Silent Night 6. Ave Maria 7. Christmas Ain't Christmas (Without The One You Love) 8. 14 Angels 9. One Night With The King 10. Hark! The Herald Angels Sing 11. 'Twas The Night Before Christmas |
Animators of all things Christmas, Arthur Rankin Jr. and Jules Bass (Frosty the Snowman) take on the famous poem by Clement Moore. Narrated by Joel Grey, the story opens on the night before Christmas, but the reading of the poem must be stopped when two creatures in the house begin to stir: family men Mr. Trundle and Father Mouse. Their restlessness stems from the fact that Santa is angry at the residents of Junctionville, returning all their letters without even opening them. The reason? Somebody wrote a letter to the editor of the paper saying that he doesn't exist. In an attempt to fix the situation, Mr. Trundle, a clockmaker, comes up with a plan to lure Santa into town with a clock that will sing an enchanting song at midnight. When the clock doesn't work on its first test, the townsfolk lose all faith in him. Turns out the cause of all the trouble is Albert, a book-smart young mouse who thinks he knows the truth about Santa Claus. There are a few good songs in the 23-minute program, whose the moral is: don't believe the kids on the playground if they say that Santa doesn't exist. --Andy Spletzer |
Six different designs are available in this 2008/09 Holiday Spice Series. Search the product ID to view each:
Santa and Satellite TV - B001MNX3Q2
Penguin and Recycling - B001MOIGAO
Santa and Hybrid Sleigh - B001MNX6LO
Santa and High Fiber Cookies / Soy Milk - B001MOALVG
Santa and Melting Polar Ice Cap - B001MNZ5LS
Santa and Vixen - B001MNX6LO |
Six different designs are available in this 2008/09 Holiday Spice Series. Search the product ID to view each:
Santa and Satellite TV - B001MNX3Q2
Penguin and Recycling - B001MOIGAO
Santa and Hybrid Sleigh - B001MNX6LO
Santa and High Fiber Cookies / Soy Milk - B001MOALVG
Santa and Melting Polar Ice Cap - B001MNZ5LS
Santa and Vixen - B001MNX6LO |
Luxurious South of France Glycerin Soaps tantalize the senses & soothe the skin with a special blend of all-natural vegetable ingredients including natural vegetable glycerin. Translucent & dewy, these rich lathering & moisturizing bars are French milled to be long lasting, & are carefully crafted using traditional French soapmaking techniques & recipes. The scented bars are infused with natrual essential oils & fragrances from the South of France, & each soap is embossed with an olive brance, the South of France symbol of quality & purity. |
Each Small Tin contains two Tea Forte silken tea infusers. "Tea for Two" is printed on the top of these elegant tins. A terrific wedding or party favor, our Small Tin also makes a wonderful "thank you" gift for tea drinkers.Select from the following delicious varieties: Black TeasEarl GreyForteGreen Teas OasisHerbal Teas Chamomile TisaneCitrus Mint Flora Ginger |
Twas the night before Christmas and all through the house, not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse.
Gather friends and family for a heartwarming holiday game. Twas the Night Before Christmas brings to life the classic Christmas poem in a fun-filled spin on tradition.
Heres a quick idea of how to play...
Collect Christmas properties, buy Presents and trade them in for Christmas Trees. Sounds easy enough, but to get snowed in, blow fuses in your lights, and get sent to NAUGHTY and it becomes a little more difficult... and a lot more fun!
So choose your token and advance to Dash Away All! Who knows? You may soon be the proud owner of a sleigh full of toys or... a lump of coal! Whatever the outcome, Twas the Night Before Christmas will bring a little extra joy to your holiday season.
Happy Christmas to all and to all a good night!
Traditional play or one hour version.
2 to 6 players, ages 8 and up |
John Corey, former NYPD homicide detective, assigned to the Federal Anti-Terrorist Task Force in the pre-millennium 90's, makes a return appearance in a thoughtful novel offering an alternative to the government's "official" position on what really happened to TWA Flight 800, which crashed off the Long Island coast in the summer of 1996. Accompanying his wife Kate to a memorial marking the five-year anniversary of the crash, Corey's curiosity is aroused by what appears to be a concerted effort by Kate's fellow federal agents to keep him--and her--from investigating a case that appears to be closed. Corey's detecting skills lead him to two witnesses to the crash, who were enjoying an adulterous interlude on the beach at the time the plane went down--and videotaping their sexual escapades while what appears to be a terrorist missile attack takes place in the background. What ratchets up the tension in this capably written thriller is what the reader knows but Corey doesn't as he heads for a showdown with those responsible for the official cover-up as the clock ticks down to the morning of September 11, 2001. DeMille's deft touch with a riddle wrapped in an enigma--what really happened to Flight 800--makes his "what if" scenario a more than plausible theory; you don't have to believe in conspiracies or government cover-ups to find his latest engrossing, entertaining, and enlightening. --Jane Adams
Amazon.com Exclusive Content
Nelson DeMille on Night Fall: An Exclusive Essay |
The Super Readers are on a special mission to find out why Santa Claus visits children on Christmas. To find the answer to their question, the Super Readers fly into the classic story “’Twas the Night Before Christmas”. While in the story, the Super Readers meet Santa and discover that he visits all the children because it makes both him and them happy. |
Frosty's Winter WonderlandIt's no secret that sequels to classic TV specials rarely stack up--they're usually guilty of getting too fancy with characters and story lines, causing irritating fissures to form in our perceptions of the originals. Lucky for a new generation of holiday viewers, that's not the case with Frosty's Winter Wonderland. In fact, lining up a Frosty double feature at home in which the original is directly followed by the new title is a fully cringe-free proposition, thanks mostly to the down-homey, pleasant narration of Andy Griffith and the near-perfect portrayal of the Frosty we all know and love by Jackie Vernon. The Wonderland dialogue doesn't trouble itself with tiresome throwbacks, and even the plot isn't overly ambitious: Frosty, lonely at the North Pole, is bent on keeping his famous promise to the kids that he'll be back again someday, so when the news of a snowstorm in their town reaches him, he waddles off. But once the belly-whopping's run its course, he's lonely again. The children, hoping to salvage Frosty's stay with them, hit upon a solution: they'll build Frosty a wife. Crystal fits every snowman's fantasy of a dream bride, but will jealous Jack Frost sabotage their wintry wedding? For all classic Christmas special fans who harbor hopes that the fun can continue, it's worth finding out. Kids 2 and older will love the songs and the still-intact dribbles of silliness. --Tammy La Gorce Twas the Night Before Christmas |


It was a true story, the explosion of TWA Flight 800 off the coast of Long Island in 1996, that inspired Nelson DeMille to write the fictional Night Fall. Read this Amazon.com