The new novel from the author of Kim Jiyoung, Born 1982Once Ko Mani dreamt of becoming a professional gymnast. Life, however, had other plans for her. Today she has an office job and lives with her parents in the same house and poor part of Seoul in which she grew up.When she unexpectedly finds herself out of work, however, her old ambitions resurface. At the same time property developers start to show an interest in the local area...

The new novel from the author of Kim Jiyoung, Born 1982Once Ko Mani dreamt of becoming a professional gymnast. Life, however, had other plans for her. Today she has an office job and lives with her parents in the same house and poor part of Seoul in which she grew up.When she unexpectedly finds herself out of work, however, her old ambitions resurface. At the same time property developers start to show an interest in the local area...

Lian Cho, Society of Illustrators’ Silver Medal winner and creator of Pig Town Party, Oh, Olive!, and Don’t Eat Eustace, delivers another silly adventure for fans of Mac Barnett and Monica Arnaldo, featuring three brothers and their plan to make the biggest pizza the world has ever seen.Come one, come all, and try the biggest pizza in the world!Alejandro, Antonio, and Paolo are the lively and passionate owners of ...

Get ready to eat . . . It's kimchi time!On a cold day, Mina wants to warm up with a bowl of her Omma's kimchi stew. But when she slides to the kimchi fridge . . . It's empty! Text the aunties and neighbors, it's kimjang time! Soon Mina's home is filled with the warmth of laughter, family, and friendship as everyone gathers to make their own batch of mouth-watering kimchi. But when Mina realizes that her kimchi needs time to ferment and won't be ready to ea...

A deeply personal, provocative portrait of how race, culture and sexuality intersect to reshape what it means to be an Asian man in North America today.What does it mean to be an Asian man in North America? In this timely and insightful memoir, Ryan Cho unpacks ideas about masculinity and Asian men in a world of stereotypes and social expectations. Drawing from his own experiences and interviews with other Asian men and nonbinary people, Cho explores how culture, s...

**From the award-winning author of Experiencing Friendship with God comes an impactful guide to discovering the power inside you and embracing Jesus’s calling to learn His extraordinary plan.“Some books inform. This one awakens. The message is both ancient and urgent: The Holy Spirit doesn't anoint the most followed; He anoints the faithful. I cannot wait to see what happens when readers actually believe that.”—Becky Johnson, lead pastor of Jesus Culture Sacramento**

**From the award-winning author of Experiencing Friendship with God comes an impactful guide to discovering the power inside you and embracing Jesus’s calling to learn His extraordinary plan.“Some books inform. This one awakens. The message is both ancient and urgent: The Holy Spirit doesn't anoint the most followed; He anoints the faithful. I cannot wait to see what happens when readers actually believe that.”—Becky Johnson, lead pastor of Jesus Culture Sacramento**

A deeply personal, provocative portrait of how race, culture and sexuality intersect to reshape what it means to be an Asian man in North America today.What does it mean to be an Asian man in North America? In this timely and insightful memoir, Ryan Cho unpacks ideas about masculinity and Asian men in a world of stereotypes and social expectations. Drawing from his own experiences and interviews with other Asian men and nonbinary people, Cho explores how culture, s...

The story of survival continues; the past is not finished with them. In the aftermath of Primm, the descendants are scattered. Alex, Dot, and Grant lead a desperate band of survivors across the desert with the Boar’s forces close behind. Nicholas and Will risk everything to find Vera, following a trail that carries them far from home and into the reach of powers preparing for war. Vera awakens among the Families, a secret world built upon blood, power, and generations of deception. As she ...

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He came home and the beans were still on the stove.That was how it began. Not with a fight. Not with a goodbye. Just a pot left on the flame, a ring on the windowsill, and four children waiting for their father to hold it together.Wilson Moore is a journalist. He knows how to follow a thread through darkness. For seven years he has been chasing a road that goes nowhere a road should go. A government road that displaced sixty thousand people and buried the truth beneath it.

Step into the world of Regenerative PlacemakingIn an era where concrete dominates and nature feels distant, regenerative placemaking is a movement transforming our cities and rekindling our connection to what truly matters. Generation Regeneration shows us how to rebuild balance between people, communities, and the planet.Drawing from decades of lived experience, impact entrepreneur and visionary real estate developer Tony Cho introduces y...