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Annie Lind has a great life until her cousin comes to live with her. Though Annie hopes Shawna can be the sister she never had, she finds instead that her cousin is cuter, smaller, more popular, and a better cheerleader. It will take God's grace to conquer the green-eyed monster in Book 6 of the Blog On series.

Originally an established blog, Amsterdam-born brand Daily Paper, has now become renowned for highlighting cultures that are largely underrepresented in the world of luxury fashion. Designed in a familiar silhouette, these Cargo Pants are perfect for strolling through the city streets in style, Cut from a heavy yet slightly stretchy cotton, an array of pockets add touches of utilitarian derived detailing. On the thigh, a subtle logo tab undergoes a monochromatic treatment. 100% Cotton, 6 Pocket Detailing, Elasticated Trims, Daily Paper. Daily Paper Women's Ezea Women Cargo Pants in Chimera Green, Size X-Small

Evolving from an established blog into a luxury fashion label, Amsterdam-born brand Daily Paper was created in 2012. A signature staple, these track Pants take inspiration from classic sportswear attire, reflected in the relaxed fit. With practical side pockets for storing the essentials, a printed logo on the thigh completes the design. 100% Cotton, Elasticated Waist, Side Pockets, Printed Branding, Daily Paper. Daily Paper Men's Halif Track Pants in Silver Green, Size X-Large

Evolving from an established blog into a luxury fashion label, Amsterdam-born brand Daily Paper was created in 2012. A signature staple, these track Pants take inspiration from classic sportswear attire, reflected in the relaxed fit. With practical side pockets for storing the essentials, a printed logo on the thigh completes the design. 100% Cotton, Elasticated Waist, Side Pockets, Printed Branding, Daily Paper. Daily Paper Men's Halif Track Pants in Silver Green, Size Large

Evolving from an established blog into a luxury fashion label, Amsterdam-born brand Daily Paper was created in 2012. A signature staple, these track Pants take inspiration from classic sportswear attire, reflected in the relaxed fit. With practical side pockets for storing the essentials, a printed logo on the thigh completes the design. 100% Cotton, Elasticated Waist, Side Pockets, Printed Branding, Daily Paper. Daily Paper Men's Halif Track Pants in Silver Green, Size Small

"The titles in this series are perfect for reports on the fifty states." —Kiss the Book blog Say hello to Mr. Geo, everybody's favorite geography teacher! He loves to explore new places. Today he's visiting Georgia, the Peach State. His first stop is a peach festival to bake the world's biggest peach cobbler. Then he's headed to a farm to pick peanuts and pecans. He'll also explore the cities of Savannah and Atlanta. Join Mr. Geo and discover what makes Georgia a state to celebrate. Includes maps and fun facts. Colorful  illustrations and easy-to-read text are great for beginning and newly independent readers! 

A visual ode to the transformative power of the houseplant in home décor, with practical information for arranging your own indoor greenFor centuries, plants have transformed interiors. Today the plant-filled home is an inspiration to every avid shelter-blog reader or expert Pinterest-board maker. Author Bree Claffey journeys into the interior worlds of fellow plant lovers to explore the enduring attraction of houseplants. From the ever-reliable peace lily and beguiling fiddle leaf fig to the elusive Chinese money plant, Indoor Green makes it obvious that even the humblest greenery can transform a home.Houseplants encompass the art of decorative arrangement and add romance to any room. Within the pages of Indoor Green gorgeous photographs of interiors from across the globe, divided into chapters such as “Plant Music," “How to Grow Fresh Air," “Plant Portraits," and more, make the magic easy to replicate in one’s own home. Interviews of indoor green enthusiasts appear alongside the images, as well as tips on caring for plants and an index of plant varieties. More than good-looking props, plants are living, growing, joyful things rooted in community and creativity, and are easy to introduce into any home and lifestyle. Illustrated in color throughout

“The titles in this series are perfect for reports on the fifty states.” —Kiss the Book blog Say hello to Mr. Geo, everybody's favorite geography teacher! He loves to explore new places. Today he's visiting Pennsylvania. His first stop is Philadelephia for a grand parade on the Fourth of July. He'll tap the Liberty Bell, visit Independence Hall, and meet up with Betsy Ross and Ben Franklin in the Historic District too. Then he'll visit Amish Country, Hershey, Pittsburgh, the Poconos, and much more. Join Mr. Geo and discover what makes Pennsylvania a state to celebrate. Includes maps, fun facts, learning activities, and colorful you-are-there illustrations. 

Read David Owen's posts on the Penguin Blog. A challenging, controversial, and highly readable look at our lives, our world, and our future. In this remarkable challenge to conventional thinking about the environment, David Owen argues that the greenest community in the United States is not Portland, Oregon, or Snowmass, Colorado, but New York, New York. Most Americans think of crowded cities as ecological nightmares, as wastelands of concrete and garbage and diesel fumes and traffic jams. Yet residents of compact urban centers, Owen shows, individually consume less oil, electricity, and water than other Americans. They live in smaller spaces, discard less trash, and, most important of all, spend far less time in automobiles. Residents of Manhattan— the most densely populated place in North America —rank first in public-transit use and last in percapita greenhouse-gas production, and they consume gasoline at a rate that the country as a whole hasn’t matched since the mid-1920s, when the most widely owned car in the United States was the Ford Model T. They are also among the only people in the United States for whom walking is still an important means of daily transportation. These achievements are not accidents. Spreading people thinly across the countryside may make them feel green, but it doesn’t reduce the damage they do to the environment. In fact, it increases the damage, while also making the problems they cause harder to see and to address. Owen contends that the environmental problem we face, at the current stage of our assault on the world’s nonrenewable resources, is not how to make teeming cities more like the pristine countryside. The problem is how to make other settled places more like Manhattan, whose residents presently come closer than any other Americans to meeting environmental goals that all of us, eventually, will have to come to terms with.

Delicious smoothies from the authors behind the award-winning and hugely popular blog Green Kitchen StoriesBestselling authors David and Luise now share their top smoothie recipes, as well as some new and exciting ideas. The book is divided into simple smoothies, post-workout favorites, breakfast ideas, energizers, desserts, and more. David and Luise also reveal their recipes for nut milks and butters, granola, muesli, as well as their favorite juices, which can be added to the recipes. Recipes include the Green Bowl, Sleeping-in Smoothie, Green Stamina Workout, the Warm Smoothie, and Apple Pie in a Glass.This is no run-of-the mill smoothie book. For anyone reluctant to switch to a purely liquid breakfast, there are snacks to go along with them. And for any Nutribullet™ experts who are looking for some new ideas, this is the perfect book.

In this fascinating collection of postings from his popular “Musings of an Energy Nerd” blog, Green Building Advisor’s Martin Holladay cuts through the hype and myths about energy efficiency, sustainability, and green building to present the very best ways to make your home more energy efficient. Martin Holladay has been making weekly postings to his “Musings of an Energy Nerd” blog on Green Building Advisor since January 2009. Along the way, he has gathered a devoted following of “energy nerds” who await his weekly musings with rapt anticipation. For the first time, the 50 most popular postings have been assembled in book form to give homeowners a great opportunity to live a more energy-efficient life in their homes. Holladay's "Musings of an Energy Nerd" blog is regarded as one of the most influential "green" blogs, with 40,000 views per week. Acknowledged by The New York Times as "a respected voice within the building indsutry," Martin Holladay is widely recognized as a leading light in the fields of building science, energy efficiency, and green building.

Imagine curling up on the couch with your favorite bowl piled high with a delicious frozen treat topped with fresh fruit and nuts--and what's in that bowl is actually good for you! Smoothie bowls make this dream a reality.Carissa Bonham, the writer behind the popular blog, Creative Green Living, pulls together eighty delectable recipes for smoothies so good that your kids, friends, and veggie-hating spouse will be begging for more.Carissa says if you can operate a blender, then you can make a smoothie bowl! She walks you through everything you need to know to produce Instagram-worthy creations in your own kitchen - with 80 recipes to get you started. Every recipe tastes as good as it looks and fills you up, making smoothie bowls the perfect choice for any meal or midday snack.Focusing on a variety of colorful superfoods, Carissa also discusses the nutritional benefits of these beautiful ingredients. Organized using the colors of the rainbow, flipping through these pages will leave you feel inspired and motivated to create these beautiful, healthy bowls.

The Vegan Plant-Based Cookbook Youll Love"Even if you own other vegan cookbooks, this book is going to be the bible of vegan cooking you'll turn to time and again. -Dee Dine, creator of the Green Smoothie Gourmet blog and author of Crazy Healthy with 4 IngredientsAmazon Editors' Pick: Best Cookbooks, Food & Wine#1 New Release in Gluten-Free Diets, Vegan Cooking, Raw CookingPerfect for spicing up your diet, healing with food, and embracing sustainable livingSimple and Delicious Vegan is a vegan, plant-based cookbook filled with delicious gluten free, vegan breakfast ideas, vegan lunch ideas, dairy and gluten free snacks, and unbelievable vegan dinners.Eat Plants, be happy. Simple and Delicious Vegan makes cooking healthy food that tastes good easy as pie. Enjoy original, easy recipes that are healthy, allergy-friendly, delicious, and good for both your body and the planet. Only a few recipes contain nuts, soy, or corn, with substitutions always provided. This cookbook keeps things simple by providing metric and imperial measurements (cups, ounces, and grams). Lovingly photographed, Simple and Delicious Vegan also offers ingredient shots, so you see what to buy-getting you cooking-and eating-faster!Learn how to cook plant-based food from an expert. Popular blogger and author Michaela Vais, or Ela, was a vegetarian by age six. In 2011, she made her best decision yet and went vegan. She gained energy, cured her cystic acne, and connected with the earth in a new way. In this vegan, plant based cookbook, she shares what she's learned so you, too, can reap the benefits.Inside find: Innovative gluten free breakfast, lunch, and dinner ideas Delicious plant-based recipes like banana baked oatmeal, hearty lentil stew, and zucchini brownies Healthy, allergy-friendly foods with recommended ingredient substitutions And much more!If you liked Unbelievably Vegan, Be A Plant-Based Woman Warrior, or The Fiber Fueled Cookbook, youll love Simple and Delicious Vegan.

In 2009, Rolling Stone named Joe Romm to its list of "100 People Who Are Changing America." Romm is a climate expert, physicist, energy consultant, and former official in the Department of Energy. But it's his influential blog, one of the "Top Fifteen Green Websites" according to Time magazine, that's caught national attention. Climate change is far more urgent than people understand, Romm says, and traditional media, scientists, and politicians are missing the story. Straight Up draws on Romm's most important posts to explain the dangers of and solutions to climate change that you won't find in newspapers, in journals, or on T.V. Compared to coverage of Jay-Z or the latest philandering politician, climate change makes up a pathetically small share of news reports. And when journalists do try to tackle this complex issue, they often lack the background to tell the full story. Despite the dearth of reporting, polls show that two in five Americans think the press is actually exaggerating the threat of climate change. That gives Big Oil, and others with a vested interest in the status quo, a huge opportunity to mislead the public. Romm cuts through the misinformation and presents the truth about humanity's most dire threat. His analysis is based on sophisticated knowledge of renewable technologies, climate impacts, and government policy, written in a style everyone can understand. Romm shows how a 20 percent reduction in global emissions over the next quarter century could improve the economy; how we can replace most coal and with what technologies; why Sarah Palin wears a polar bear pin; and why controversial, emerging technologies like biochar have to be part of the solution. The ultimate solution, Romm argues, is bigger than any individual technology: it's citizen action. Without public pressure, Washington and industry don't budge. With it, our grandkids might just have a habitable place to live.