Flowers for Tía Luz MaríaThis beautiful and thoughtful cut art picture book from debut author illustrator Cynthia De La Torre, draws on imagery from Dia de los Muertos to gently introduce readers to grieving a relativewith the reminder that memories formed with love are never lost. Galina has never had anyone close to her pass awayuntil Ta Luz Maria joins los muertos in the nearby cemetery. Now, Galina is filled with fear at the thought of her loving aunt changed into a

the role of Adam and Eve

and Latinas experience particularly high rates of sexual harassment and assault

she might just bring the sexy rancher to his knees…

Jake is not ready to move on

his job began to take a toll on his marriage and family

she has nowhere else to go and finds herself on Jackson’s ranch

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What if our struggles with monogamy

then broke up—but then somehow just kept getting bigger

has a few romantic nibbles—some better than others—a good relationship with her teen-aged son

yet concise enough to be done on the move

just as suddenly as she appeared