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ALT The cover of my book IT SOUNDS LIKE THIS, light blue with background music notes, large white text, and illustrated characters of various sizes. It’s on a light blue background with arrows pointing from the cover to various text boxes: “sibling dynamics, chair test drama, hurricane recovery, friendship breakups, Snow White retelling, ace/aro love interest”

ALT Press Conference on Thursday: Last ‘No Trust, No Bond’ Event Before Vote Speakers Include Leaders of Republican and Democratic Party, NAACP, LULAC, Labor Federation, Sylvester Turner, State Lawmakers HOUSTON—A bipartisan group of opponents of the $4.4 billion Houston school bond will hold the final “No Trust, No Bond” press event on Thursday before the vote on the largest school bond in Texas history. “We are a diverse group who may disagree over some issues, but we are united in the certainty that the state-appointed Houston school superintendent and his hand-picked school board cannot be trusted to manage this massive taxpayer-funded bond,” said Jackie Anderson, president of the Houston Federation of Teachers. The bond proposal comes as Superintendent Mike Miles is moving forward with $500 million in budget cuts for the 2024-25 school year and as he professes that the bond will not raise taxes.

ALT Jackie Anderson, president, Houston Federation of Teachers State Rep. Christina Morales (D-Austin) Cindy Siegel, chair, Harris County Republican Party Mike Doyle, chair, Harris County Democratic Party Former Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner Hany Khalil, executive director, Texas Gulf Coast Area Labor Federation NAACP leader Roy Morales, president, LULAC Council 4968 Tracy Byford Lisewsky, parent

ALT Excerpt from US Department of Defense manual: Booby-Traps and Other Devices in the Form of Apparently Harmless Portable Objects Specifically Designed to Explode. It is prohibited in all circumstances to use booby-traps or other devices in the form of apparently harmless portable objects that are specifically designed and constructed to contain explosive material. This prohibition relates to booby-traps manufactured to resemble items, such as watches, personal audio players, cameras, toys, and the like. This prohibition is intended to prevent the production of large quantities of dangerous objects that can be scattered around and are likely to be attractive to civilians, especially children.

ALT A deal report. The text reads: “Publishers Marketplace. Category: Children's: Young Adult Fiction. THIS IS HOW WE ROLL By Rosiee Thor, Colby Wilkens. Imprint: Page Street Kids. Rosiee Thor and Colby Wilkens's THIS IS HOW WE ROLL, an anthology exploring the crossroads between queerness and beloved tabletop role-playing games, featuring Akemi Dawn Bowman, DeAndra Davis, M.K. England, Jonny Garza Villa, Anna Meriano, Linsey Miller, Margaret Owen, Marieke Nijkamp, Jamie Pacton, Rebecca Podos, Tara Sim, and Andrew Joseph White, to Lauren Knowles at Page Street Kids, for publication in fall 2025, by Saba Sulaiman at Talcott Notch Literary Services for Thor and by Rebecca Podos at Rees Literary Agency for Wilkens (world English).” The graphic is surrounded by pride-flag 20-sided dice.

ALT The book cover for The Broposal by Sonora Reyes. A Brown guy wearing a white muscle tank and yellow basketball shorts is on one knee, offering a sparkling ring to another guy wearing ripped jeans and a loose sweater. The second guy has black wavy hair and glasses, and stands with a hand over his mouth. Both of them are crossing their fingers behind their backs. The background is the living room of their apartment. There is a pizza box and video game controller on the couch behind them, weights and a tennis ball on the floor, and a brown labrador retriever watching the fake proposal. There is also a cactus succulent on a table in the foreground. The succulent is dressed in a top hat and a monocle. below the cover there is test that reads: You're invited: January 21, 2025




























