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"A witty, romantic, deeply insightful debut." —Emma Lord, author of Tweet Cute In this sparkling and romantic YA debut, a reserved Bangladeshi-American teenager has twenty-eight days to make the biggest decision of her life after agreeing to fake date her school’s resident bad boy. How do...

A perfectly imperfect podcast hosted by none other than the Joneses! Philip and Tasha, just trying to keep it together—raising kids, navigating life with Jesus, and occasionally spiraling into whatever hot topic is taking over the group chat. Here, you’ll find a little bit of everything: parenting, politics, social media, LGBTQ+ life, and the ongoing journey of unlearning and relearning faith as we explore the world around us. We talk about real stuff—sometimes complicated, sometimes hilarious, always honest. We bicker, we banter, and sometimes we even make a good point. ...

The Leaders Birthing Room with Tasha O redefines what it means to lead and become. Hosted by Tasha Odunuyi, Holistic Transformation Leadership Strategist and National Board Certified Christian Counselor, this podcast disrupts traditional leadership by merging healing centered leadership with presence based leadership. Not performance. Grounded in her seven pillars: Healing-Centered Transformation, Healthy Resilience, Anchored Leadership, Reinvention, Wholeness, Wealth Beyond Money, and Holistic Transformation. Each episode blends insight with implementation, guiding leaders through ...

Welcome to Tasha the Voice— a space for real, honest moments and faith-filled encouragement. I’m Tasha, and I’m here to walk with you through the highs, lows and everything in between. We’ll talk about purpose, fear, healing in all those feelings we don’t always say out loud. If you’ve ever felt overlooked, stuck, or just in need of a reminder that God sees you— let’s grow together one conversation at a time.

We're two friends, Tasha and Briana, doing an experiment for 52 weeks, each making one tiny creative thing a week and sharing the fears, breakthroughs, and beauty along the way. Because we believe creativity isn’t just about what you make - it’s about remembering who you are. We'd love to have you join us!

Keeping It Real with Tasha and Nikki is like a catch-up session with your girls—fun, honest, and always real. As best friends of 20+ years, we’re sharing our lives as Black women, moms, wives, and career bosses. From hot topics and gossip to motherhood and marriage, no convo is off limits. If you’re looking for laughs, real talk, and grown woman vibes, you’ll feel right at home. Plug in and let’s keep it real—just like we always do.

Through candid storytelling and insightful reflections, Girl! Put Your Glasses On is about seeing life clearly and embracing the messy parts of growth. Tash invites listeners into her world, sharing the challenges and triumphs of finding her way as a 30-something single Black woman in a world that expects her and other Black women to have it all figured out. From DM downfalls to sneaky links, career pivots, and the joy of sisterhood, come along for the ride with Tash as she learns to love herself, set boundaries, and chase her dreams, one episode at a time.

When singer-songwriter Summer is forced in a PR stunt, pretending to date an actor, she wonders what’s real life and what’s acting, especially as fake-dating leads to real feelings, in this contemporary novel from the author of Counting Down with You. Summer Ali has been making a name for...

An 11-year-old podcaster-turned-sleuth teams up with the new kid in the building to find their missing neighbor! A captivating adventure perfect for fans of When You Reach Me and Only Murders in the Building. Eleven-year-old Roya is the superintendent’s kid in her regal Brooklyn apartment...

An empowering 60-day devotional guiding readers to experience the breakthrough that comes from trusting Jesus—from the Grammy Award winner, Billboard Gospel Artist of the Decade, and author of Do It Anyway. Whether we’re taking a grand leap toward our life’s dream or a small step out of...

"The entwined stories and Amato's passionate narration will remain in listeners' minds long after the mysteries are solved." —AudioFile on In the Shadow of Vesuvius In the latest installment of Tasha Alexander’s New York Times bestselling series, Lady Emily must solve a string of high stakes...

Die buddhistischen Lehren im Alltag: Gelassenheit, Wohlbefinden und innere Balance dank praxistauglichem Buddhismus für jedermann. Unerschütterliche Gelassenheit in jeder Situation und eine innere Balance, die jedem Sturm trotzt: So stellt man sich Buddhisten vor und so mancher wünscht sich, er hätte diese Fähigkeit selbst. Gute Nachricht: Das geht! Denn die Prinzipien des Buddhismus sind absolut alltagstauglich und dieses Buch zeigt Ihnen, wie Sie ihr Leben ganz einfach danach ausrichten können.

In the wake of her break up with Elijah Weinstein, Yves seems to have forgotten everything she ever learned. Boys and booze don't fill that emptiness as easily as it had before and as depression threatens to take her under she turns to the one thing that has always buoyed her: writing. Everyone rallies around her including the person she least expected to reenter her life, Julian Webster. His sweetness and caring turns out to be exactly the thing she needs to rebuild her confidence in herself and her talent.

In this inspiring guide to the power of faithful resilience, Tasha Cobbs Leonard—Grammy Award winner and Billboard’s Gospel Artist of the Decade—shares the secret that helps her persevere: When saying yes to God doesn’t make sense, do it anyway. “Prepare to be invigorated to claim...

Brought to you by Puffin. A brand new audio bundle of three Doctor Who stories to celebrate the 60th anniversary. 1960s - Imaginary Friends by Jacqueline Rayner It's Christmas, 1963, when nine-year-old Gerald starts dreaming of strange worlds and monsters His parents think it's harmless at first...

But Elijah Weinstein is wrong for Yves in all the right ways. The kinky, pretty boy and his filthy, delicious mouth has burrowed his way under her skin and she isn’t sure how can or if she wants to get him out. And he believes in her talents and supports her dreams… seems a little too good to be true. When they begin to explore her submissive and kinky tendencies, their feelings for each other become more intense, she fears that she is falling into old patterns, losing herself in him.

Entertainment columnist Yves Santiago leads a delightfully filthy life. Her day job keeps her flush with men and by night, she details her exploits on her anonymous blog, The Lust Diaries. Well, it was anonymous until it was discovered by Creative Nonfiction editor, Elijah Weinstein. Dark green eyes. Broad sun-kissed shoulders. A mouth so sensual that it should come with an NC-17 rating. This Fifth Avenue prince is everything she never wanted but can’t resist.

Agostina Malone knows that too much heartbreak can make you bitter. She loves the idea of love but knows she's just not built for it. Good sex, recognition from those she loves and respects, close relationships with friends and family—those were the things she craved. But romantic love? No. Romantic love can drain you. Steal your light. Leave you empty and depressed. With her own two hands she has carved out the life she wants, the life she can manage. But big, broody Julian keeps invading her sacred spaces, and they share a wall at ArtCrush Studios, making him impossible to escape.

Sous Chef Birdie Malone is willing to do anything to disprove the rumor "she doesn't play well with others." Even if it means taking a job as a line cook at a local meat and three while trying to be the superhero her five-year-old daughter Amara believes her to be. Competing in her hometown’s yearly foodie competition would definitely help. If she wins, she will finally get the position and recognition she's been desperate to receive. Even if Saxon Turner, world-renowned chef and ruiner of her life, is one of the judges. No one ever needs to speak about what happened between them.

Sonja Watts needs to re-enter the workforce after divorcing her husband of thirteen years. Taking the advice of her sister Birdie and her best friend Estelle, she signs up for a six-week course for entrepreneurs, hoping that she will learn everything she needs to know to build a business to support herself and her kids. On the first night of class, Sonja is able to ignore the fact that most of the students were younger than her by ten years or more. It was what she expected. But when the instructor walks in, she debates packing up her new twelve-hundred-dollar laptop and walking out.