Kinkade, Thomas

Liza Martin travels to Angel Island to sell the inn she has inherited from her aunt, but her well-laid plans fall apart when Liza discovers a deep connection with the island and wonders if she can build a new life for herself and rebuild her aunt's beloved inn.

Artist Thomas Kinkade presents color reproductions of nearly one hundred of his paintings and describes their inspirations, and provides an introduction on his life and career.

In 1906, mortified by her mother's suffragist activities that cause the family to move from New York City to Cape Light, fourteen-year-old Rose sees no value in her mother's feminist views until she tries to enter a horse riding competition open only to boys.

Emily Warwick, mayor of the charming village of Cape Light on the New England coast, struggles to deal with a lot of conflicting feelings as she tries to develop a relationship with Sara, the child she gave up for adoption twenty years earlier; creates a deepening bond with newspaper publisher Dan Forbes; and worries about Reverend Ben, whose crisis of faith is keeping him from offering counsel.

Presents the lyrics to the familiar Christmas carol "Away in a Manger," with illustrations by Thomas Kinkade.

This inspiring collection of paintings by Thomas Kinkade evokes peaceful reflections of Christmas. Accompanied by tender quotations from the most memorable scenes involving the Christmas season, these paintings will transport you to a place of quiet beauty and cherished love.