Room For Love

Is Clutter Taking Over Your Home and Life? Stuff. So much stuff! Stuff that may link you to important memories or be needed again someday, but for now just clutters up cupboards and closets and the garage and tables, shelves, and bookcases. Or perhaps paper and miscellaneous stuff is piled on counters...everywhere! What can you do with all of it? You can trust Melissa Michaels, creator of the highly respected and popular blog The Inspired Room and a reformed stuff-keeper. In these pages you will find a friend who empathizes with you and offers insightful ideas for altering your habits while efficiently decluttering and organizing your home so that you can really enjoy living there. With Melissa's encouragement and practical advice, you will be inspired to create a place for the things you love and breathing room to pursue your dreams and engage in life with the people who matter most.

Patricia Green, a middle-class, middle-aged romance novelist with writer's block and William Crowney, a teenage runaway who has been surviving London's streets as a rent boy couldn't be more different. But when, under extraordinary circumstances, William is invited into Patricia's home, they realise they have more in common than loneliness.

A floor, a ceiling, and four boring walls? No more! Get creative, show your room some love, and turn your personal space into your happy place. Show off your style and personality with DIY pizzazz to makeover furniture, create one-of-a-kind decor, and organize your stuff with dozens of projects and ideas to make your room as unique as you are!

Jessica Wilson is called a geek and a loser. She has no friends besides her brother, Tyler, who is the high school’s baseball superstar. Whenever someone bullies Jessica, Tyler is there to rescue her. Sometimes though, a girl needs to bond with someone outside of her family. When Jessica logs in to a chat room one afternoon, she finds another golden boy, Matt Florence. He turns out to be the number one high school basketball player in the country, but he isn’t the stereotypical jock. From the moment they start talking, he knows he wants to get to know her more. Jessica finally feels like herself, not the nerd or loner who gets picked on. Their relationship grows over time as they chat online, but what will happen when they meet in person?