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This 2004 cult hit was THE coming-of-age film for Millennials, and this soundtrack played a huge role in its impact. Zach Braff, who wrote, directed and starred in this moving comedic gem, picked the music for "Garden State," and it spans generations: "One of These Things First" Nick Drake, "The Only Living Boy in New York" Simon & Garfunkel, "Such Great Heights" Iron & Wine, "New Slang," "Caring Is Creepy" Shins, "Dont Panic" Coldplay, "Lebanese Blonde" Thievery Corporation, "I Just Dont Thin

Hi-fi Salute To Bunny/Easy Now/You're Getting To Be..Habit Ruby Braff - CD 5022810301127

For those readers searching for more meaningful relationships, Grant Me a Higher Love by Cindi Sansone-Braff proves to be a moral compass to divine, powerful love. This easy-to-follow, nineteen-step program cuts through the myths, false beliefs, and dogma that keep people trapped in unhappy relationships, and can teach anyone how to go from “the relationship from hell” to one that is truly heaven-sent. Starting from the premise that there are but two paths in life—that of fear and that of love, with wisdom and clarity this book teaches the art of unconditionally loving another with your entire heart, soul, mind, and body. All-encompassing in its scope but simple in its philosophy, this journey to love begins with self-knowledge and inner peace.

Limited double 180gm vinyl LP pressing. This 10th anniversary edition of the soundtrack to the 2004 motion picture now comes with a new handwritten note from Zach Braff.

In her first book, interior designer Meg Braff presents the building blocks of a pretty, polished home.   Everyone wants a house that is filled with grace and charm. Classic yet cheerful, Meg Braff’s style has a formality that is never studied, an elegance that is approachable and pretty. In seven chapters that cover the basics of her look, Braff shares advice on creating rooms that are both livable and attractive. In the first two chapters, she explores the key elements of her look—color and pattern—and how to employ them for maximum impact in your home. She discusses the essential elements of stylish bedrooms (hint: bring back the dressing table), explores the fundamentals of inviting baths and breakfast rooms, and gives tips on making chic outdoor spaces. Finally, Braff explains the importance of finishing touches, the little extras that elevate a room’s decor from good to great. All of her advice comes together in an overall theme of gracious living that will be warmly welcomed by readers looking to impart polish, color, and grace to their home.   Lushly illustrated with vivid images of Braff ’s lively work, The Decorated Home is an inspiring, idea-filled resource that readers will turn to again and again.   “Think Slim Aarons meets Technicolor elegance.” —Traditional Home

Martha Braff Pickett, the unconventional daughter of conservative Baptists, crosses the river to the Catholic side of town, where she meets her future husband