We tend to think of the Victorians as the personification of prudery and puritanism, a people whose sexual attitudes, practices, and knowledge differed greatly from our own, to their detriment. Indeed, even in the midst of the AIDS crisis and our growing concern about safe sex, the Victorians hardly seem an appealing role model of sexual behavior. But is this image really very accurate? What did the Victorians really think about sex? What were their sex lives like? And what wider concepts--biological, political, religious--shaped their sexuality?
The Making of Victorian Sexuality...

The Bedtime Book with No Story: The Only Bedtime Book in the World with No Story is the brainchild of Michael Mason. Inside, it works on how your child is wired. This is the only book of it's kind that doesn't make your child fall asleep with a story. Instead, it empowers them to make themselves fall asleep simply by exploring their imagination. This underlying skill of learning boosts your child's brain powers. This small black book is a gateway book to a series of smart books that are not taught in school or anywhere else. In a sea of thousands of story books, read a book that doesn't have...

Lyrical Ballads by William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge is a unique work of literature. first published in 1798, it marked a radical change in the direction of English Literature. Lyrical Ballads represented a movement away from the overwrought, highly formal and learned verse of the 18th century and in so doing ushered in a new, more democratic poetic era.

Written in the language of the common man and addressing the concerns of the common man, Lyrical Ballads was the first - and remains the most - truly revolutionary collection of poetry, paving...