Ryan Estrada

When eight-year-old student ambassador Joseph Bazan wins a photo op with the President of the United States, he doesnt quite know what to expect, but it certainly isnt hanging out with the leader of the free world in a secret compartment inside the resolute desk! Josephs pluck and kid logic not only charm the president, but they soon help resolve a thorny trade dispute. This gives POTUS an idea. Across the ocean, eight-year-old boy king Nang Nukatau...

It's time to hit the road on a shoestring budget! Penny and Mil from the original Poorcraft have turned tourist, and are here to help even the most novice globetrotter fulfill all their sightseeing dreams. From renting a room to packing your bag, from finding the best food to living abroad full time, Wish You Were Here has it all. You don't have to be wealthy to see the world. And we're here to prove it! Diana Nock returns on art chores, and this...

Arachnophobia, epic quests, late night snack-infused nightmares are what's in store for Garfield, while Odie has his own adventures in learning new tricks, late night baking, and plenty more! The adventures come to a close for now, but the wacky hijinks will make you want to come back for seconds!

With two more delicious Garfield stories to dig into, Jon sends both Vic and Garfield on the hunt for some pesky mice, but Garfield is way too lazy to play fair! Meanwhile, Jinx and Barry enact yet another plan to get revenge on Garfield; will they finally do it this time?

Set in dictatorial South Korea in 1984, a group of teens experience a taste of freedom on a winter retreat with no parental supervision.

"When Kim Hyun Sook started college in 1983 she was ready for her world to open up. After acing her exams and sort-of convincing her traditional mother that it was a good idea for a woman to go to college, she looked forward to soaking up the ideas of Western Literature far from the drudgery she was promised at her family's restaurant. But literature class would prove to be just the start of a massive turning point, still focused on reading but with...

The gripping true story of a South Korean woman's student days under an authoritarian regime in the early 1980s, and how she defied state censorship through the rebellion of reading.

When Kim Hyun Sook started college in 1983 she was ready for her world to open up. After acing her exams and sort-of convincing her traditional mother that it was a good idea for a woman to go to college, she looked forward to soaking up the ideas of Western Literature far from the drudgery she was promised at her family's restaurant. But literature class would prove to be just the start of a massive turning point, still focused on reading but with...