Are you a mom who does it all? This is the book for you.

Savor 100 Instant Pot favorites that punch up flavor without packing on pounds.

The headlines ring with stories of opioid addiction and overdose. Parents complain about their children's screen addiction, law enforcement decries the flood of fentanyl, scores of Americans overdose and die daily, and teen alcohol poisoning and marijuana-induced psychosis rates continue to rise. Disabling depression and anxiety are diagnosed at alarming rates in families across the country. Now, more than ever, families struggle to live with, care for, and protect their family members suffering with addiction or mental illness.

Three Gold Star women, linked forever by unimaginable loss, share their inspiring, unlikely journey that began on the worst day of their lives.

The concepts of preparedness and survival in the face of modern catastrophes usually aren't discussed in a context that appeals to the average individual. Instead, preparedness is often associated with ultraconservatism, introverted personality types or stereotypes—such as "survivalists", or "gun nuts"—and even paramilitary groups. But the fact is that even though they don't want to be thought of as "Preppers", most individuals would like to be prepared when it comes to protecting themselves and their families.

During the German occupation of the Netherlands, 1940 to 1945, all Jews were ordered to register the religion of their grandparents. The Reichskommissar appointed the young lawyer Hans Calmeyer to adjudicate "doubtful cases." Calmeyer used his assignment to save at least 3,700 Jews from deportation and death, dwarfing the number saved by Schindler's famous rescue operation.