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In this guide, you'll discover how you can write and publish your own children's books without the heavy financial burden. From brainstorming ideas to creating illustrations, formatting, and publishing, I’ll walk you through each step using free and affordable tools like Canva, ChatGPT, and Amazon KDP. With my personal journey as a backdrop, you’ll see that it’s possible to turn your passion for storytelling into a reality, no matter your budget.

In a world obsessed with unrealistic standards, The Body Acceptance Revolution offers a powerful, uplifting guide to embracing the body you live in—at every stage of life. This audiobook invites you on a transformative journey toward self-acceptance, compassion, and confidence.

Avery Beaumont’s world shatters when ruthless critic Julian Cross calls her restaurant “forgettable.” Fueled by fury, she crashes an elite culinary event, ready for war — but Julian is more than he seems. Their clash ignites something deeper, a rivalry laced with heat neither can ignore. When Julian steps into her kitchen, proving he can cook as well as he critiques, the lines between competition and desire blur dangerously. As tension simmers, Avery fights to keep control, but Julian refuses to stay at arm’s length.

Nora Bennett, a children’s book illustrator new to the city, crashes her bike in a park while swerving to avoid a squirrel. Bruised and embarrassed, she’s tended to by a calm, kind paramedic named Liam Carter—and his unexpected partner, a French bulldog in a service vest named Mattie. Nora is immediately charmed by both, especially Mattie, who offers emotional support in the form of face licks and tail wags. Days later, Nora volunteers at a local safety fair and is surprised to run into Liam and Mattie again.

Drea’s world was all about the high society of New York in 1853. But when her father sold his bank and announced he and Drea were moving to California to start over, Drea's world was turned upside down. Not only were they moving across the country, they were buying two wagons and hiring two brothers to help them get there.