Everyday, the World Would End


In a book about diversity and inclusion, we follow 4 adventurous kids across all 7 colors of a beautiful rainbow to see how all colors stand and shine together as one.
This fun and fascinating read-aloud book is great for family bonding, and for understanding and accepting diversity and inclusion in our Human Rainbow because:
With our own special mix of colors and cultures,
all people are different, that’s easy to see.
But on the inside, in their hearts and minds,
they are all just like you and me.

In late April of 175 A.D Marcus Aurelius is camped at Sirmium in the province of Pannonia, poised to bring the barbarous tribes of the Marcomanni and Quadi under the control of the Empire and push its borders further northwards than ever before. But unbeknownst to Marcus, a single line of delicate text is about to threaten to throw the Empire into Civil War.
Slave Song is a powerful new thriller, a fantastic tale of unlikely heroes overcoming impossible odds: A boy survives his modern-day slavery and grows up to be a fearless vigilante against it. His crusade against the corporate giants becomes deadly when billions of dollars are at stake, and a powerful drug cartel targets him for revenge. Slave Song is a breathtaking debut novel from Korean American filmmaker Jay Koh.
