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Raccoon Girl Rising:
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The Atlas of
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Horrible Women, Wonderful Girls:
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Heartland Masala:
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by Jennifer Baker | by Sara Brunsvold | by Julie Ann Sipos | by Jyoti Mukharji, Auyon Mukharji, Olivier Kugler, Kevin Miyazaki |
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Pub Date: September 9, 2025 | Pub Date: June 17, 2025 | Pub Date: March 1, 2025 | Pub Date: September 9, 2025 |
Unsung Voices Books | Baker Publishing Group | Dartmouth Park LLC | The Collective Book Studio |
ISBN: 978-1-964495-02-6 | ISBN: 978-0-800746-12-4 | ISBN: 979-8-991999-49-6 | ISBN: 978-1-685553-28-9 |
“He traced the tattoo to create a different image, stressing that it was not a fist, but actually a raccoon in a tree.” This powerful memoir recounts surviving childhood trauma, providing readers with a deeper understanding of why and how to heal. |
With everyone’s lives in turmoil, two sisters—who couldn’t be more different—and their practical mother set off on a literary road trip across America’s heartland. Inspired by their favorite books, they begin to discover that for all the stories between them, the best ones are yet to be written. |
What happens when a sharp-tongued misfit pierces the billion-dollar brand story floated by Littleburgh’s world-famous doll empire? Fleeing #MeToo Hollywood on the false promise of female unity, Jaycee Grayson embarks on a heartbreaking and hilarious race for the truth, battling backstabbing Prairie Karens locked in a profitable web of pastel-perfect secrets and lies. |
Heartland Masala is a vibrant cookbook featuring 99 Indian recipes from Kansas City cooking instructor Jyoti Mukharji, paired with witty cultural essays by her son, Auyon Mukharji. Blending family history, regional flavors, and original dishes, this heartfelt celebration of Indian cuisine and immigrant life is both delicious and deeply original. |