Slice it, dice it, melt it, shred it-or just eat it plain. There's no wrong way to savor the deliciousness that is cheese. But, as Adams and Barlow show, there are plenty of right ways to enjoy it.

Bake Gruy are on top of French Onion Soup. Crumble Gorgonzola into Pear and Candied Pecan Salad. Fill Lemon Crepes with mascarpone. Then overload Lasagna with cream cheese, cottage cheese, Parmesan, and mozzarella. Lead your stomach toward bliss with these recipes and more in 101 Things to Do with Cheese.

From decade-old classics to modern concoctions, gelatin is an all-American treat that has found its way into practically every home across the country. Easy to make and fun to eat, the treats in 101 Things to Do With Gelatin will add zest to any meal or occasion! Try the delicious Pomegranate Salad, Key Lime Cream Cheese Pie, Cherry Chocolate Cake, Strawberry Pizza, and Sweet-and-Sour Berry Slush! From Fruit Salads to Cakes, Pies, Spoon Desserts, Drinks, and more, 101 Things To Do With Gelatin is G-R-E-A-T great!

Notable Quotations on Jane Austen

JANE AUSTEN IS THE MOST INFLUENTIAL English novelist of all time, and yet each of us relates to her in our own private way. Remarkably Jane: Notable Quotations on Jane Austen presents one hundred of the most thoughtful, humorous, and impassioned quotations on the work of Jane Austen by great writers, actors, and intellectuals from the past and present. Together, these insights form a collective view of a beloved author whose talents remain unsurpassed.

Explore one of the oldest decorating materials known to man-stone! Whether you are looking for a rustic-mountain style or searching for an elegant streamlined look, Stone Houses has the answer. Authors Michael Reis and Jennifer Adams delve into a variety of stone styles, including Tuscan, Old World, and Southwestern. Stone Houses examines the depth and range of stone materials-limestone, marble, granite, slate, and fieldstone-in both indoor and outdoor applications. The authors include professional advice on choosing the right type of stone for the project, installing, using man-made versus natural stone, finding the best contractors, and more.

Whether used as an accent or motif, the simple beauty of stone will inspire you to discover the unconventional, timeless qualities that stone can add to your home.

Michael Reis has been writing for ten years about architecture and design, with an emphasis on the use of natural stone. His work has appeared in a variety of architectural trade magazines, and he is the editorial director of Contemporary Stone & Tile Design, a quarterly publication for the design community. He lives in Ridgefield Park, New Jersey.

Jennifer Adams has covered interior design for much of her career, with articles appearing in a range of consumer and trade magazines. She has interviewed some of the country's leading designers, and is the editor of Contemporary Stone & Tile Design. She lives in Hawthorne, New Jersey.