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Young Maya can't wait to make corn tortillas with her Mami when she suddenly finds herself on an adventure through Tortilla Land, where she becomes the Princess of Tortillas! She gets to see how tortillas are made and helps her friends free themselves from a gooey, glittery blob, sallitrot, invading every corner of their home. To help save the tortillas, Maya shows her friends the power and love of nixtamal and how warm corn tortillas bring families together. They all celebrate with a big tortilla party! How many tortillas can you eat? If you've ever wondered how corn turns into tortillas, you can find a recipe inside and make them at home, in your own Tortilla Land.

Dreams change and generations collide in the second installment of the Refuge Trilogy. The Red by N. Ford follows Matthew as he embarks on another journey in search of his family's hidden truths. Meanwhile, Faith steps into leading the mutinied and war-torn Diamond Isles, while in Agon, Issachar and Amora diverge in their responses to Eden's death, further destabilizing their already fragile world. In Zoar, Jude and Jonathan face their most profound challenge yet, and a new timeline emerges to reveal the next generation to walk the Refuge's crimson-stained deck.Readers will traverse the lonely road of grief, bask in the joy of new life, savor the beauty of love's reinvention, be moved by the courage of sacrifice, and discover the power of hope in the darkest of nights.Join this mission, where determined minds and passionate souls cast off the anchor with the courage to lose sight of land and the strength to push back any horizon that threatens to stop them.The wisdom to listen. The courage to act. This is the Refuge.

Winston Williamson grapples with the realization that his personal life has become a fraud, while professionally, he's always been an imposter as the head of his father's law firm.Trapped in a profession he felt coerced into, Winston's cynicism deepens as his actions lead him down a path of moral and ethical decay. He battles his private demons: distant from his ailing father and unfaithful to his fading wife, struggling to cope with their deteriorating health. Simultaneously, jealousy fueled by his sense of inadequacy threatens his relationships within the firm.As he approaches a point of no return, Winston must decide whether to cross it or not, both in his professional and personal life. But has that moment already passed? Is redemption, or something akin to it, still possible? --"Author Rodney Nelsestuen has created a memorable central character who, for all of his many flaws, will eventually garner some sympathy from even the most hard-hearted reader. QUIET DESPERATION is a slim novella written in the first person and charting the disgruntled interior life of its protagonist, Winston Williamson, a reluctant lawyer and perpetual cynic. Williamson's inner emotional turbulence is compelling..." his "ultimate self-reckoning is a...case of negligence and embezzlement that may be about to trigger the collapse of his company... the ending (though intriguingly inconclusive) centers Williamson's moment of truth and rewards the reader's patience." - Kent Lane for Indie Reader

After undergoing a satisfying gender transition from female to male, the idea of having a biological child seemed far from Aarron Sholar's thoughts. However, when he met the love of his life, he made the life-altering decision to pause his transition and embark on the journey to conceive a baby. This newfound endeavor triggered a deep period of reflection, doubt, and anxiety.The Body of a Frog narrates the story of a young girl who grew up despising her own body. Aarron struggled with body image and self-identity, coming out as transgender at the age of seventeen after being diagnosed with gender dysphoria. His journey led him through a transformative gender transition, realigning his body with his male identity. While content in his changed body, in 2021, he met his now-fiancé, and after two years of dating, they made the life-changing decision to start the process of conceiving a child.In The Body of a Frog: A Memoir on Self-Loathing, Self-Love, and Transgender Pregnancy, Sholar offers a raw, authentic account of his experiences. He navigates the complexities of his body, the transition journey, and the unexpected possibility of pregnancy with a heartfelt and introspective approach. This memoir explores the full spectrum of emotions, from the positive to the challenging, from the clear to the perplexing, shedding light on the intersections of self-identity, love, and the miracle of life.

C.A.R.L.: CIA Agent In Real Life, an electrifying thriller experience by W. Ronald Rolle, plunges readers into a world of espionage, danger, and unwavering determination.Meet Carl Reardon, the legendary top agent of the CIA, who takes center stage in a high-stakes mission that could redefine his legacy. As he embarks on this daring endeavor, Carl aims to rectify a past failure attributed to a presumed-dead agent. Compelled by circumstances, he steps in to complete the recovery mission left unfinished. Amidst shifting alliances, concealed motives, and formidable adversaries, Carl faces unexpected twists and heart-pounding action, testing his resourcefulness and resolve at every juncture.Join Carl Reardon in C.A.R.L.: CIA Agent In Real Life for a white-knuckle ride where his skills, courage, and humanity are pushed to their limits. Can he defy the odds, secure the release of a prisoner, and dismantle the opposing forces at play? The answer resides within the pages of this gripping tale-a masterful fusion of espionage, suspense, and unyielding willpower.