Go on a mouth watering journey through the ancient world with this family-friendly cookbook. Each of the more than 100 recipes is inspired by delicious historical dishes and adapted for ease of preparation in the modern kitchen. Taste your way through 18 cultures as you feed your mind with mythical origins and the historical significance of food around the world and across tens of thousands of years. Make tamales like the Olmecs in Mesoamerica and curry like the people of the Indus Valley Civilization of India. Enjoy feasts, drinks, desserts, and simple snacks as you read about their ancient origins.

Our recipes are designed with families in mind, so many offer gluten free, dairy free, and vegetarian options. Each recipe has a recommended skill level for younger chefs. More than 100 photos will tempt your appetite and keep you flipping through this book of food history.

This cookbook is a companion volume to Ancient History: A Secular Exploration of the World.

Penny loves secrets, and she believes Hadeon is hiding a big one.

She’s right.

Hadeon has a crush on Penny, and when he overhears that she’s in danger, he bursts into action… and kidnaps her.

After being exposed to a deadly virus, oops, they find themselves trapped together in an underground quarantine facility while scientists race to find a cure.

Now, these two socially awkward teenagers must rely on each other to keep their sanity during what could be their final months.

Good thing they aren’t alone; they have three dogs and a hitman to keep them company.

Hadeon is determined to keep his feelings for Penny to himself. Because how will she react when she discovers his family created the virus as a bioweapon?

This close proximity, found family, retelling of the Hades Persephone myth will leave the reader wanting more.

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