Knight Catherine

This is a limited edition royal wedding mug. The image on this mug is taken from an original photo that is officially licensed by a professional photographer at the wedding whose work has been published both online and in newspapers. This mug has specially been designed to commemorate Prince William's wedding to Kate Middleton at Westminster Abbey. The mug is professionally printed with vibrant colors time. This mug is a unique design and this is your chance to own a part of royal history.

This Prince William and Catherine (Kate) Royal Wedding Christmas Design 2011 11oz mug is professionally printed and can be used at work or home, your Recipient will love to show off this mug to others

This mug has specially been designed to commemorate Prince William's wedding to Kate Middleton at Westminster Abbey. The mug is professionally printed with vibrant colors that will not fade with time. This mug is a unique design and this is your chance to own a part of royal history.

Three-disc set includes "Chirp Flies," "Peep Explores," and "Quack Knows it All."

Episodes include "Bridge the Gap," "The Whatchamacallit," "Flipping Newton," "Shadow Play," "Go West Young Peep," and "Peep Feet." 60 min. Soundtracks: English, Spanish; bonus episodes "Chirp Builds a Nest," "Night Light."

Episodes include "The Windy Day," "Chirp Builds a Nest," "Chirp's Flight Program," "The Red Ballmoon," "A Delicate Balance," and "Sounds Like..." 60 min. Soundtracks: English, Spanish.

This grand six-part adaptation of Sir Walter Scott's rousing adventure of the Middle Ages makes the most of its generous running time. In the course of five hours, director Stuart Orme tells the epic tale of the idealistic young knight Ivanhoe (Steven Waddington) and his battle against the evil Templar Bois-Guilbert (Ciarán Hinds, whose thoughtful performance gives his dark character a compelling dimension). Caught between the rivalries and religious struggles are Ivanhoe's betrothed Rowena (Victoria Smurfit) and the brave, beautiful Jewess healer Rebecca (Susan Lynch), who wins Ivanhoe's heart with her courage. Set against the historical backdrop of a Britain straining under the corrupt rule of Prince John while Richard the Lionhearted fights in the Crusades, director Stuart Orme makes up for a small budget (the crowd scenes are somewhat skimpy) with sweep, scale, and the lush green British countryside of verdant forests and rolling hills, where ancient castles still stand. While this production can't compete with the majesty of the gorgeous 1952 Hollywood production, Orme creates his own vision in which Merrye Olde England is grounded in earthy colors, creating a country of both sunny fields and dark, dangerous timberlands, open sunlit courts, and cramped candlelit inns. The uniformly superb cast etches vivid characters and the length allows the novel's rich array of subplots to play out (including appearances by Robin Hood and his men and the Black Knight) and slowly wind together for the exciting conclusion. --Sean Axmaker

A delightful tool to help kids learn their letters, Richard Scarry's Best ABC Video Ever finds Busy Town pals Huckle and Lowly Worm discovering that it's Alphabet Day at school. Their teacher, Miss Honey, invites her students to join in a spirited rendition of "The Alphabet Song." Next comes a series of 26 vignettes developed around each letter and cleverly intertwined with Sergeant Murphy's investigation into the mystery of some stolen bananas. Simple, sweet, and as entertaining as it is instructive, this production exemplifies the great care put into the Richard Scarry video series. --Tom Keogh

Writer/director Michael Landon Jr. continues in his famous father's footsteps by creating moral family entertainment set in the early days of the American prairie. Stubborn Marty Claridge (Katherine Heigl, Grey's Anatomy) travels west with her new husband--but after they find a beautiful patch of land, her husband dies in an accident before they've even started building. A man named Clark (Dale Midkiff, Air Bud: World Pup) makes a proposal: If Marty will enter into a platonic marriage with him, he'll pay for her passage back east in the spring. What Clark needs is a mother, however temporary, for his willful tomboy daughter Missie (Skye McCole Bartusiak, Beyond the Prairie, Part 2). Missie fights Marty's presence fiercely while Clark, though supportive, speaks few words, and Marty suspects she's made a terrible mistake--but time reveals otherwise. Love Comes Softly, based on the popular Christian novel by Janette Oke, is a romance, but Landon carefully avoids any bodice-ripping histrionics. Problems get solved perhaps a little too easily, but the movie is cleanly written, pleasantly understated, and respectful to its characters. For many viewers, Love Comes Softly will be a welcome change from overheated secular love stories. --Bret Fetzer

When her husband dies during their trip out West, a 19th-century pioneer woman (Katherine Heigl) agrees to a temporary marriage of convenience with a kind widower (Dale Midkiff), who offers her a place for the winter if she'll act as a teacher to his daughter (Skye McCole Bartusiak). The unexpected bonds that form lead Heigl to wonder if she'll really leave come the spring. Poignant made-for-TV drama also stars Corbin Bernsen, Theresa Russell. 88 min. Standard and Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital Surround; Subtitles: English, Spanish.

Princess Catherine Castlehoff is regally dressed in purple and gold. This unique royal puppet features elegant hand detailing and materials carefully crafted for years of pretend play! Measures 16.5" x 7" x 4.5".

**Special Price for a Limited Time**First in the Medieval Herb Garden Series, a short novel (about 80 pages) of passion and love in Medieval England. Now with exclusive excerpts.Lord Bernard of Derkland needs to find a wife, if for no other reason than to satisfy his father and his incessant badgering. He has no interest in marrying, but when he meets the beautiful and gentle Joanna of Swerthmore, he knows immediately that she is the one.The only problem is: she's already wed.Readers who like Roberta Gellis, Catherine Coulter, Tina St. John, and Paula Quinn will enjoy this book.

**Special Price for a Limited Time**First in the Medieval Herb Garden Series, a short novel (about 80 pages) of passion and love in Medieval England. Now with exclusive excerpts.Lord Bernard of Derkland needs to find a wife, if for no other reason than to satisfy his father and his incessant badgering. He has no interest in marrying, but when he meets the beautiful and gentle Joanna of Swerthmore, he knows immediately that she is the one.The only problem is: she's already wed.Readers who like Roberta Gellis, Catherine Coulter, Tina St. John, and Paula Quinn will enjoy this book.

From International Bestselling Author Colleen Gleason...a lush, emotional medieval romance."Sanctuary of Roses made me wish I had taken a speed reading course! I couldn't turn the pages fast enough!" -- K. Schratz"With Sanctuary of Roses, I'm reminded how much I love medievals. Gleason is such a fine writer!" -- Award-winning author Norah Wilson~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~Madelyne de Belgrume has lived in secrecy in a hidden abbey for years. Her mad, abusive father, Fantin, believes she is dead.Lord Gavin Mal Verne wants nothing more than to seek revenge on Fantin de Belgrume ... and he has the king's blessing to bring the man to heel.After a battle with Fantin that leaves Gavin nearly dead, he accidentally comes upon a hidden abbey ... and the beautiful, serene nun who helps to heal him, touching his heart in more ways than one.When Gavin discovers Madelyne's true identity, she is forced to leave the sanctuary of the abbey and appeal to King Henry for succor.To her horror, Madelyne learns she must either marry ... or be returned to her father's custody.If you love the rich tapestry of medieval romances from Tina St. John, Paula Quinn, Roberta Gellis, Catherine Coulter and Julie Garwood, you'll love Sanctuary of Roses!

From International Bestselling Author Colleen Gleason...a lush, emotional medieval romance."Sanctuary of Roses made me wish I had taken a speed reading course! I couldn't turn the pages fast enough!" -- K. Schratz"With Sanctuary of Roses, I'm reminded how much I love medievals. Gleason is such a fine writer!" -- Award-winning author Norah Wilson~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~Madelyne de Belgrume has lived in secrecy in a hidden abbey for years. Her mad, abusive father, Fantin, believes she is dead.Lord Gavin Mal Verne wants nothing more than to seek revenge on Fantin de Belgrume ... and he has the king's blessing to bring the man to heel.After a battle with Fantin that leaves Gavin nearly dead, he accidentally comes upon a hidden abbey ... and the beautiful, serene nun who helps to heal him, touching his heart in more ways than one.When Gavin discovers Madelyne's true identity, she is forced to leave the sanctuary of the abbey and appeal to King Henry for succor.To her horror, Madelyne learns she must either marry ... or be returned to her father's custody.If you love the rich tapestry of medieval romances from Lara Adrian, Paula Quinn, Roberta Gellis, Catherine Coulter and Julie Garwood, you'll love Sanctuary of Roses!

Third in the Medieval Herb Garden series by international bestselling author Colleen Gleason..."...a spell-binding novel set in the time of lords, maids, kings and duplicity...." --AuthorZone"...I'm reminded how much I love medievals. Gleason is such a fine writer!" --Award-winning author Norah WilsonSir Dirick of Derkland sets off on a mission of revenge after his father's brutal murder. He is focused solely on vengeance until he meets the beautiful, spirited Lady Maris of Langumont. A lowly knight who can never hope to wed a well-landed heiress, Dirick is nevertheless intrigued and fascinated by this gentlewoman. Not only is she beautiful, but she dirties her hands to heal serfs and peasants as readily as she does the men and women of the nobility.When Maris is abducted, Dirick charges off to save her...only to find she has no need of his assistance. And when he appears, she comes to believe he is responsible for her kidnapping.After her escape, Maris is summoned to the royal court to serve Queen Eleanor. When she accuses Dirick of treason, the sparks between them fly hotter than ever...."A story of kings, queens, adventure and knightly love. I loved this book! Five stars all around." -- Huntress Reviews"Colleen Gleason has produced a spellbinding novel set in the time of lords, maids, kings and duplicity. From the opening lines the reader is transported back to the sights, scents and excitement of medieval times." -- AuthorZone.comIn the tradition of Tina St. John, Paula Quinn, Catherine Coulter, Julie Garwood and Roberta Gellis, A Whisper of Rosemary is a delicious medieval romance.

Third in the Medieval Herb Garden series by international bestselling author Colleen Gleason..."...a spell-binding novel set in the time of lords, maids, kings and duplicity...." --AuthorZone"...I'm reminded how much I love medievals. Gleason is such a fine writer!" --Award-winning author Norah WilsonSir Dirick of Derkland sets off on a mission of revenge after his father's brutal murder. He is focused solely on vengeance until he meets the beautiful, spirited Lady Maris of Langumont. A lowly knight who can never hope to wed a well-landed heiress, Dirick is nevertheless intrigued and fascinated by this gentlewoman. Not only is she beautiful, but she dirties her hands to heal serfs and peasants as readily as she does the men and women of the nobility.When Maris is abducted, Dirick charges off to save her...only to find she has no need of his assistance. And when he appears, she comes to believe he is responsible for her kidnapping.After her escape, Maris is summoned to the royal court to serve Queen Eleanor. When she accuses Dirick of treason, the sparks between them fly hotter than ever...."A story of kings, queens, adventure and knightly love. I loved this book! Five stars all around." -- Huntress Reviews"Colleen Gleason has produced a spellbinding novel set in the time of lords, maids, kings and duplicity. From the opening lines the reader is transported back to the sights, scents and excitement of medieval times." -- AuthorZone.comIn the tradition of Lara Adrian, Paula Quinn, Catherine Coulter, Julie Garwood and Roberta Gellis, A Whisper of Rosemary is a delicious medieval romance.