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In Celebrating Mom, author and entrepreneur Jim McCann collects inspiring true accounts of sharing and caring — contributed by 1-800-FLOWERS.COM customers and visitors to Celebrations.com — that ho

For the best man searching for a unique toast, the friend seeking a heartfelt wedding gift, or the mother of the bride looking for the perfect way to say, "I love you," Celebrating Weddin

Reinforcing the 1-800-flowers.com and celebrations.com philosophy of helping individuals express, connect and celebrate, Jim McCann celebrates the unwavering and steadfast nature of friendship insi

Graduating is no easy feat.

Celebrating Love follows Celebrating Mom in a new gift series from 1-800-flowers.com and celebrations.com founder Jim McCann.

In the emotional overload of bringing home a baby, it is easy for parents to be overwhelmed and anxious about their new roles and responsibilities.

Reinforcing the 1-800-FLOWERS.COM and Celebrations.com philosophy of helping customers express, connect and celebrate, Jim McCann balances the practical with the poignant inside Celebrating Life.

Of all holidays, a birthday is the most personal.

The bond between people and their pets has never been stronger, and millions of Americans will welcome Celebrating Dogs, an inspirational gift book that honors our affinity for our furry friends.

The decorations, the food, the gifts, and most of all the times spent with loved ones—these are the special times and sentiments shared in Celebrating Christmas.

Eve of Equality, a new feminist blog, becomes an overnight sensation when a wildly popular talk show host stumbles upon it, tweets about it, and promotes it on her show.

This is the story of a middle-aged copywriter in New York City.

If there is one person to whom Lady Marlowe would rather not owe her life, it is the Duke of Buckington, a man she detests.

A thrilling story set against the background of England, India and 19th Century Hong Kong.

In order to save his ancestral home and estate, the Earl of Irchester must do the unthinkable and marry the daughter of Groon, the most notorious Usurer in the whole of 19th century London.