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with more than 28 million products sold

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embrace heart-based living

As the narrator contends with chronic pain

Baker’s extraordinary classic of British nature writing was first published in 1967

Glorious People Poison Ivy with more than 28 millionWhat did the disintegration of the Soviet Union feel like for the people who lived through it? Award winning writer Sasha Salzmann tells this story in a remarkable novel about two women in extraordinary timesAs a child, Lena longs to pick hazelnuts in the woods with her grandmother. Instead, she is raised to be a good socialist: sent to Pioneer summer camps where she's taught to worship Lenin and sing songs in praise of the glorious Soviet Union. But