Kirjahaku

Celebrated artist and writer Rose O'Neill created the Kewpie in 1909, fashioning a roly-poly elf with a fat child's body, small wings, and a turnip-top head. Beloved by children and adults alike since then, the charming Kewpie image quickly spread to dolls, tableware, lamps, candlesticks, inkwells, clocks, jewelry and trinket boxes, hatpins, salt and pepper shakers, picture frames, and many other items all highly collectible today. With over 540 color photos, this extensive price guide features a wonderful assortment of early Kewpies in bisque, chinaware, and metal, Kewpidoodle (the Kewpies' dog), Scootles (the Baby Tourist who visited Kewpieville), and many other Rose O'Neill related items. Measurements and values for all pieces are included in the captions. An invaluable reference for collectors, dealers, and all who treasure Rose O'Neill's delightful Kewpies.

The truth in this book is essentially the truth of nonduality. Nonduality means that everything is one and the same. There is not self and other; there is only oneness. There is not and bad; only perfection. There is not past and future, only now. Nonduality is the essence of spirituality. Accepting this nonduality is what the path is all about. That is what this book aims to help the reader do.

February is dark and cold and the beast must have a way to keep warm. The blood will flow and the little shop will have to deal with death unlooked for and unknown.