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The Award-Winning Children's Book Frogs in Trouble is a beautifully illustrated book that tells a simple story with a powerful message. "It is better to talk about your problems and seek help than to hide your problems and keep them inside." The story is narrated by two sibling frogs and an elder frog that live on the edge of a happy pond. The message relayed in this story is based on a true story and told as an allegory. An allegory is a narrative story that conveys a message about life using pictures, characters, and events. This is a heartwarming story for children of all ages. The book is the first of a series intended to teach meaningful lessons on communications, wellness, kindness, and compassion. On April 2nd, 2024, International Children's Book Day, Frogs in Trouble received an award from the Children's Book International (CBI) honoring excellence in children's literature in the category of Children's Fables. Additionally, Frogs in Trouble debuted as the #1 New Release in Children's Buddhism Books on Amazon. This book is been highly praised for its humor, illustrations, and positive messages.

Xibalbá - the jungle - is a pristine den for animals large and small. From the cockpit of an old Curtiss Robin, its pilot wonders of the beauty and dangers below... Consumed by greed a wealthy German pilot, his lustful wife, a crew of misfit pilots, and a posse of gum-harvesting natives, invade the jungle looking for the treasures therein, but unfailingly stumble onto a collective frenzy that binds them to the roots of its forest, preventing their escape before their time is due. These men are fugitives running away from a conscience that chases them - seeking retribution for their transgressions. They start from points nearby and remote to come to Xibalbá because, once there, they know. Xibalbá offers atonement. They can be absolved of their remorse... their guilt. But to do this, they must journey into the treacherous land of the ancient Mayan jungle, known as Xibalbá.