And don't forget: you can get a free Get Curious t-shirt by signing up for several of our membership options during our membership campaign! Go to zurl.co/EolbV for more information!

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6 or 7, so that they will ship in time for Christmas if you'd like to give one as a gift, but these orders go out on a rolling basis too.

They also offer baby onesies, so if there are any of our designs you'd like to see for babies, let us know.

Our Bonfire store, where these t-shirts are sold, is at zurl.co/1dzF5.

I'm setting our newest campaigns to end on Dec.

So not only can we offer this amazing art by Sheila Smallwood as a t-shirt and sweatshirt this year (in only adult and youth sizes), but also as toddler-size t-shirts, mugs, travel mugs, tumblers, aprons, laptop sleeves, and lunch totes, among a few other things.

what they had last year.

Also note that we're running a membership campaign right now! Get a free store t-shirt and other perks, and help us become more sustainable. More info at zurl.co/8QhEV .

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foodways and bring modern Indigenous recipes to the public.

And though times are tough for a lot of us, we all have something to be grateful for--pick up these picture books for a fun read together with the family.

Have you ever considered why so few of us have eaten Native American or Indigenous food at an Indigenous restaurant here in the US? Sean Sherman, Kate Nelson, and Kristin Donnelly have reached out to Indigenous communities and cooks across North America to understand their

A new Daniel Nayeri (congrats on the National Book Award!), a new Jan Brett (which immediately sold out--we're ordering more!), and a new Tita Rosa's Kitchen Mystery!
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Ancient warriors
Women over 50 heroes
underworlds
books that movies/series are based on

Greek mythology
liars
eat the rich
Investigative
Food
Mythology
Dragons
Travel
Found family
Poetic grief
Cozy British village
Divided timelines
Historical mystery
Historical thriller
Historical fantasy
Unusual animals
Cozy reads
romantasy
were-creatures
friendship
SF
Epistolary

What do you think? Anything else you'd add to the list of possibilities? (I can only choose 12, but it's great to have choices!)

eccentric families
mermaids & sea witches
grief
Southern Gothic & haints
in translation
turning back time
supernatural horror
second chance romance

Here are the potential themes I've got so far. Trying for hook-y and quirky and intriguing. We started with some pretty general themes, but now that I'm in the groove I like my more specific themes even better, so I'm listing those first.

Anyway, I think I've got some great theme ideas for the first 6 months, but I think I need to seriously go through all the catalogs to be sure.

In other news, yes, I'm SUPER behind in my spring 2026 ordering, so yeah, time to catch up for multiple reasons.