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"Appetite-satisfying ways to prepare magnificent Asian dishes showcasing the noodle" —Midwest Book ReviewWhether you want to make spring rolls, spicy miso ramen, or satay, building your own personalized bowl of noodles has never been simpler. In Slurp, Dennis Yen shares the genuine noodle dishes he grew up with. He also shares the philosophy that has made him an internet sensation: that noodles shouldn't be complicated. From dan dan noodles to dumplings, slow-cooked broths to instant ramen, this accessible cookbook includes slurp-friendly recipes for all levels inspired by humble kitchens in Southeast Asia. Inside, find recipes for dumplings, sauces, and seasonings that can elevate simple noodles, as well as rich broths that range from classic noodle dishes (mamma’s pho) to innovative variations (birria taco ramen).

Adapted from David Barrie's award-winning Supernavigators, this wonderful young reader's edition spotlights over a dozen animals and how they get to places. How do animals find their way? How does a bird leave its nest to find food? How does a humpback whale follow an arrow-straight course while it crosses an entire ocean? How does an Arctic tern travel 56,000 miles a year without getting lost? We know some things about how animals accomplish these remarkable feats of navigation. Monarch butterflies travel from Canada to Mexico by orienting to the sun. It's the light from the Milky Way that steers dung beetles. Then, there are animals like moths and sea turtles that are guided by Earth's magnetic field. In this Nautilus Award-winning adaptation, young readers learn about the amazing navigational capabilities of animals and recent discoveries that enhance our understanding, although fascinating mysteries remain. David Barrie draws on the expertise of animal behaviorists and the research of Nobel Prize-winning scientists to bring us up to date on the cutting edge of animal intelligence.

“Veteran bakers will be rewarded.” –Publishers Weekly “Known for giving French classics a Japanese twist.” –Condé Nast Traveller Step into the world of Gâteaux, a celebration of Japanese refinement and French pastry. Sweet creations extend beyond the titular gateaux, occasionally adding subtle elements of innovation from Mori Yoshida’s homeland.Encouraging the enjoyment of pastries at nearly every opportunity, Gâteaux presents recipes for different times of the day, from breakfast pains au chocolat to the indulgent Mont-blanc in the evening. Step-by-step line drawing sequences accompany many recipes to provide clear guidance for assembly. Originating from a Parisian pastry shop, the European outpost of an award-winning Japanese pastry chef, Gâteaux features timeless favorites like vanilla flan and chocolate éclairs and revisits classics inspired by the land of the rising sun, such as Paris-Brest with black sesame and Japanese fraisier.

"Compiles questions about death posed by children worldwide." —Publishers Weekly "A unique and invaluable addition to collections for young readers." —Midwest Book Review Two writers and an illustrator walk into a book and find themselves with thirty-eight questions about death asked by boys and girls between five and fifften years old. How and what will they answer? For mortal beings of all ages comes Dying to Ask, a book born out of an international project where children were invited to ask questions about death based on a series of workshops. The result? Hundreds of questions from countries all over the world. Herein lies thirty-eight questions that best represented the breadth and depth of children’s interest in death and related matters, complete with psychological and scientific proofing. Thoughtful, tender, and surprisingly joyful, this illustrated book is an invitation to talk, think, and ask further questions about death. Some of the questions: Will I die? Where do we go when we die? Will we all become extinct one day? If someone you love dies, how long are you sad for? Why do people say “rest in peace” rather than “rest in fun?” Recommended for mortals of all ages. To be enjoyed alone starting at age 8 and in company starting at age 6.

"An informative read from first page to last"—Midwest Book Review Get in the Game unfolds the many ways that sports shape culture, bringing people together in shared emotional and physical experiences and offering a platform for conversations about gender, race, money, and the human body, as well as the drive to compete and to win.Sports serve as a major driver for artistic and technological innovation, community building, and debates about social and cultural priorities and norms. Produced in conjunction with the eponymous wide-ranging exhibition opening at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art in fall 2024, Get in the Game offers an expansive view of the areas of contemporary culture where sports and art overlap to reveal beauty, power, emotion, and what makes us human. The book’s graphic-novel visual style brings together an array of voices and perspectives, featuring a foreword by activist, advocate and two-time FIFA World Cup gold medalist Megan Rapinoe; nine artist/athlete dialogues; a reprinted poem by Natalie Diaz; and the following essays: Jay Caspian Kang on youth sports, Frank A. Guridy on the stadium and its role in American cities, Sara Hendren on goalball and the history of adaptive sports, Theresa Runstedtler on race and mental health in sports, Bruce Schoenfeld on the data analysis revolution in baseball, and Seph Rodney on the competitive drive. The book features text-paired illustrations as well as representations of iconic moments in sports history and related activism by artist and surfer AJ Dungo.

"Shows us in a very cheerful and moving manner how, when, and under what circumstances Tolstoy shed his tears, thus challenging one of the most common gender stereotypes." —Andrei Zorin, Professor and Chair of Russian at the University of Oxford, Author of Leo Tolstoy "This biography, which is structured like an illustrated listicle, looks at all the ways the Russian novelist’s vulnerability countered masculine norms of his era." —Publishers Weekly A graphic novel about one of the greatest Russian writers, this unique and extremely compelling overview of Leo Tolstoy imparts meaningful insights into life, literature, and love.Leo Tolstoy, Russian writer, is best known for his novels War and Peace (1869) and Anna Karenina (1878). Although the world's greatest novelist was a courageous man, his heart responded with pain and excitement to almost everything—whether poems and prose by fellow writers or hunger in the surrounding villages, not to mention family affairs. By his example, Leo Tolstoy showed that boys do cry, can express their feelings, nurture others, and embrace everything they love. Through the crystal prism of tears, Katya Gushchina shows us a multifaceted world in which Leo Tolstoy created his groundbreaking novels and made a difference in the world using intelligence and kindness, instead of aggression and force.

"Have you been hit right in the heart? Is your heart crying? Do you feel like an elephant is sitting on your chest? The elephant is called heartbreak and can be big and heavy, small and light, very present or just a memory. This book wants to help you in a very horrible--no, important-- time. Spunky, humorous, tender, honest, (and at times angsty), young German author Lucia Zamolo talks about heartbreak with so much clarity that the book itself is like a cure for cloudy thoughts. No matter what age, this endearing rumination suddenly works better than any medicine."--Provided by publisher.

Annika feels uprooted when her mother dies. Believing a husband and children of her own will satisfy her longings, she pursues the farmer next door. When he marries her archrival, Annika is devastated. Escaping her Braunfels hometown to become a seamstress in the city, Annika is thrilled to be courted by a handsome weaver. When his family business crumbles, the young couple's promising future seems doomed. Will Annika ever find the home she yearns for? Grab a cup of Kaffee or a slice of Kuchen and find a cozy chair. If you like strong heroines, wholesome friendships, and hope-filled stories, you'll enjoy Rebecca Velez's historical Christian fiction.

Your Amazing Itty Bitty(TM) 15 "Police Tips" for Navigating a Thriving Police and First Responder Marriage The life of a police wife or first responder spouse is something most people don't think of. They live in an inordinate amount of continual stress. They must be supportive, understanding and stoic. They must protect their children from their own fears. They must navigate how the world sees them and educate friends and family about safety matters. In her book, Vikki Downey, through her own experience, provides you with 15 tips to help you navigate the challenges of being a policeman's wife or first responder spouse and leverage a side business to reclaim your officer's time. You will learn: What to expect as a policeman's wife or first responder spouseHow best to support himHow to survive night and overtime shiftsHow to navigate the way the world sees himHow to Find family time along with self-care timeIf You are the spouse of a policeman or know someone who is pick up a copy of this informative Itty Bitty(TM) Book today!

In today's fast-paced digital landscape, the ability to decipher web analytics isn't just a skill-it's a crucial asset. "Digital Analytics: The Path from Clicks to Conversions" is an indispensable guide tailored for students and professionals alike. This comprehensive resource unveils the intricacies of digital analytics, providing you with the knowledge needed to thrive in the ever-evolving world of online data and competition. This book takes you on a captivating journey through the fundamental principles of digital analytics, with a strong emphasis on web analytics. Delve into the web funnel and learn how to follow the digital breadcrumbs left by online visitors, transforming their online interactions into actionable insights. Gain mastery over web metrics, discovering how to measure the effectiveness of your online strategies with precision and clarity. But that's not all-"Digital Analytics: The Path from Clicks to Conversions" delves deep into the captivating realm of consumer behavior analysis, empowering you to intimately understand your target audience's preferences, inclinations, and motivations. Uncover the strategic power of customer segmentation, and discover how it can elevate your marketing efforts, leading to more personalized and impactful campaigns. Notably, this book includes dedicated sections highlighting the key functions and facets of Google Analytics 4. Whether you're a student aspiring to broaden your skill set or a seasoned professional aiming to stay at the forefront of digital analytics, this resource is your gateway to elevating the art of decoding digital data. Empower yourself with the insights needed to convert raw data into actionable intelligence, and propel your academic or professional journey to new heights. Unveil the mysteries of web data and embark on a transformative journey with "Digital Analytics: The Path from Clicks to Conversions." Dr. Allison's educational background is as extensive as his professional accomplishments, holding a Doctor of Business Administration, an MBA, a Master of Science in Project Management, and a Bachelor's degree in Communication Studies.

About the Author: Dr. Jenice Thompson has spent the last 15 years showcasing her diverse experience and expertise across various professional roles. Her extensive background has revolved significantly around foster care, where she poured a decade of her career into a multitude of roles. Her journey in this field reached its pinnacle as she assumed the responsibilities of Director of Project Operations and Regional Director of Therapeutic Foster Care. Throughout this time, her unwavering commitment to enhancing the lives of children and families within the foster care system has been evident through her dedicated service and exemplary leadership. Beyond her work in foster care, Dr. Thompson has actively engaged in board memberships and volunteered her time to support individuals in need. Her consistent willingness to extend a helping hand and make a meaningful difference in the lives of others has been a defining thread in her professional odyssey.

You have a website, now what?Here are 15 comprehensive chapters that simplify marketing and enhance the visibility of your business. Achieving the best positioning for your brand is an essential part of doing business today. A well-designed website elevates your brand to stand out above the crowd. Best-selling author and marketing expert Dotty Scott simplifies the complex world of websites, providing everything you need to market your site to achieve the visibility and recognition to showcase your website as the central hub of your business poised for growth and success. In this book, you will learn: The importance of a well-designed websiteHow websites establish brand awarenessLead magnetsSearch engine optimizationVideo marketing and so much moreIf you are ready to take your business to the next level, pick up a copy of this insightful and educational Itty Bitty (TM) book today!

"A powerful tool for environmental education and action." —Los Angeles Times "Enduringly important" —Midwest Book Review This delicate, poetic picture book conveys the danger to both flora and fauna caused by forest fires.This book plants one tree for every purchase. The sun, the moon, and the rain have not been seen in the jungle for weeks, and everything is shrouded in a prolonged night. The animals of the forest, both diurnal and nocturnal—whether they run, fly, or swim, whether they roar or squawk—are deeply concerned. They no longer recognize their home and embark on a journey to discover why the dawn has not come. Through the poetic text and the emotive use of color, Waiting for the Dawn draws our attention to the dire consequences of the Amazon's exploitation and destruction, a phenomenon that has escalated in recent years due to the effects of climate change and tragically makes headlines each summer. Educational backmatter created in collaboration with One Tree Planted will inspire both adults and children to contemplate the growing threat of forest fires and support organizations that protect the forests, which are the Earth’s lungs.

"Through 80+ recipes, Code Noir tells the interesting and complex story of Caribbean cuisines that are not only incredibly rich in flavor but also in history."--

"A dog with no nose? Oh no! The dog woke up without a nose. What surprises will he uncover as he sets out to find his missing snout? In this interactive story, young readers turn and fold pages to reveal how the journey can be just as remarkable as the destination."--

“The gorgeous photography and sophisticated recipes will wow dedicated vegetarians as well as those looking for meatless options.” —Library Journal This vegetable-forward cookbook celebrates the natural goodness of vegetables for every day and any occasion, with over 100 recipes for one, several, or all days of the week. Vibrant Vegetables is a delightful and versatile vegetable-forward cookbook that showcases the vibrant flavors of more than 20 vegetables through over 100 delicious recipes, offering new inspiration for anyone seeking creative and satisfying vegetarian meals. From quick and easy everyday recipes like Eggplant Satay and Mushroom Lasagna to impressive dinner party dishes such as Pumpkin Wellington and Crispy Camembert, this cookbook provides a wealth of options for every day of the week and any occasion.

"Join Dutch and Su as they venture through New York City in search of the perfect place to pee. A guide gives fun facts for those exploring the city!"--Back cover.

*2023 Gourmand World Cookbook Awards Winner 2024 IACP Cookbook Award Winner, Single Subject "You'll never look at the simple bivalve the same way again." —SAVEUR "A love letter to the Zeeland coast and the mussels it’s famous for as well as, very movingly, a deeply-felt debt of gratitude to his parents." —Nigella Lawson? A personal, inspiring, and modern cookbook from internationally prized chef Sergio Herman to honor the mussel.For twenty-five years, Dutch chef Sergio Herman cooked in his family’s mussel restaurant, Oud Sluis. By 2005, the restaurant had been awarded three Michelin stars. Sergio still holds on to those smells and flavors and honors them in this unique cookbook that celebrates the undersung “black gold.” From mussel and ricotta stuffed Cannelloni to grilled monkfish and mussel béarnaise sauce, find fifty simple mussel recipes from all over the world, both classic and modern, along with recipes for side dishes and sauces, as well as drink suggestions. Whether marinated, pickled, cooked, steamed, or fried—each mussel preparation offers their own surprising taste sensation, making it deserving of a place in homes everywhere.

From foster care runaway to pack leader with three fated mates...It all started when some creep left me bleeding out on the streets of LA... happy birthday to me.Violence wasn't uncommon as a teenage runaway, but it isn't all bad - that's how I found out about my loaded uncle in Smoky Falls, Tennessee.Sounds like a fairy tale, right?From the minute I arrive in the idyllic Southern town, a trio of protective guys surround me. I've never felt attraction so deep it pulls me to someone like a magnet, but these men call to my soul.'Fated mates' is what they call it... then they explain I'm about to change into a wolf for the first time.But I didn't know what they were trying to protect me from. Apparently to some of the pack I'm a long-awaited pack leader. To others, I'm a problem they hoped was dead and buried with my mom.I always thought small towns were safer than the big city... turns out I was wrong about a lot of things.But hey, who's afraid of the big, bad wolf?Pack Dreams is the first book in the Midnight Wolves of Smoky Falls trilogy, which features a slow-burn, friends to lovers paranormal shifter romance. In this series the female lead gets to keep all of her men - no choosing required.

Dr. Han S. Park is University Professor Emeritus of International Affairs and Founding Director of the Center for the Study of Global Issues (GLOBIS) at the University of Georgia. Born in China (Manchuria) to immigrant Korean parents, Dr. Park received his education in China, Korea, and the United States, with degrees in Political Science from Seoul National University (B.A.), the American University (M.A.) and the University of Minnesota (Ph.D.).Dr. Park is the thirteenth recipient of the Gandhi-King-Ikeda Community Builder's Prize in 2010 for his commitment to finding peaceful solutions to challenges arising from the Korean peninsula. This international award is designed to promote peace and positive social transformation by honoring those demonstrating extraordinary global leadership through nonviolent means. Previous recipients include Nelson Mandela, Mikhail Gorbachev, John Hume, Desmond Tutu, and Yitzhak Rabin.He has worked tirelessly to persuade officials from different countries to improve their relations with the US for denuclearization. He was instrumental in President Jimmy Carter's visit to North Korea in 1994 for averting a certain military confrontation and President Bill Clinton's visit to Pyongyang to free detained American journalists in 2009.Dr. Park's extensive list of published books include Globalization: Blessing or Curse (2017), North Korea Demystified (2012), North Korea" Politics of Unconventional Wisdom (2002), as well as foreign language books.. To honor Dr. Park's scholarship, teaching and service, the University of Georgia created a professorship in his name, Han S. Park Professor of Peace Studies. He has consistently been interviewed by major media around the world including CNN, ABC, BBC, Aljazeera, as well as TRT (Turkey), Japan, and Korea.

Charles White: A Little Higher explores the work and life of noted twentieth-century black artist Charles White (1918–79).   An influential painter, printmaker, and teacher, Charles White’s work is primarily figurative and concerned with the challenges and triumphs of Black life in America. He created “images of dignity” that ennobled his subjects while acknowledging the realities of systemic racism and oppression. This volume brings together a biographical overview of White’s life, three thoughtful essays about White’s work by noted scholars, an in-depth interview about White with contemporary Black artist Bing Davis, and full-page images accompanied by descriptions of approximately forty works by White. The book is a companion to the exhibition of the same name, which will be on view at the University of Miami’s Lowe Art Museum and will travel to Hickory Museum of Art (Hickory, NC) and the Cincinnati Art Museum.

Have you ever heard a lemur sing? Did you know tha incorporates many true facts, award-winning writer and illustrator Andrea Antinori amusingly chronicles the history, habits, and quirks of one of the most unusual animals on the planet. The lemurs'' story begins fifty million years ago, when they left Africa on the back of a sperm whale and landed in Madagascar (maybe)... and the rest is an unnatural history. Comprehensive educational backmatter presents amazing (and true) facts about these incredible and seriously endangered animals.