Jason Tanamor

"An endearing story of identity and cultural pride."-- Kirkus ReviewsPOW BANG WHAM Victor, a superhero-obsessed teen, might work for Portland's newest vigilante. As he grapples with bullying and isolation, a social studies project becomes Victor's path to self-discovery, acceptance, and pride in his Filipino heritage.Between a tsinelas-wielding superhero, a major social studies project, and take-out boxes of adobo and lumpia, seventeen-year-old Filipino American Victor Dela Cruz isn't sure how to get through high school without the help of a radioactive spider. Despite his attempts to assimilate into his mostly white Portland high school, Victor has always felt like an outsider. He likes to think high school is his superhero origin story, and all he needs now are some superpowers.His very own supervillain, Clint Robertson, Cleveland High's golden boy, and a major project about his ancestry make Victor wish he had the power of invisibility. But when he witnesses his boss at the food truck slinging his trusty tsinelas to stop a thief in his tracks, Victor sees his chance to find the acceptance he's always craved. He believes he's found a hometown superhero, and he plans to convince his peers that the owner of Filipino Feast is secretly an undercover vigilante.From the author of Love, Dance & Egg Rolls, Jason Tanamor's poignant narrative is a testament to resilience, reminding us that true strength and pride are found in embracing the rich tapestry of our own identities.

Jamie Santiago is just an ordinary high school teenager--he has a huge crush on a girl from school, he watches a ton of sitcoms, and he is constantly trying to keep his dad from feeding egg rolls to his white friends. Not to mention he also aspires to be the next Tinikling folk dance master. Okay, maybe he's not so ordinary.It's hard enough balancing the demands of high school, but when the last ever Asian Folk Festival falls on the same day as Homecoming, it feels like Jamie's world comes crashing down. He is forced to make an important decision between honoring his heritage and salvaging what's left of his social life. With a racist bully at school and rising protests in Portland, Jamie sometimes wonders if it would be easier to forget his Filipino side entirely instead of trying to embrace it. Play the catchy sitcom music] Cue the laugh track to numb the serious stuff]If only life were so perfect.Tensions will rise in Love, Dance & Egg Rolls as Jamie decides whether it's more important to remain hidden in plain sight or step directly into the spotlight. Jamie will not only come face-to-face with a bully, but also with this thing called cultural identity.

What happens when destiny leads you to the one? You follow it. What happens when you finally meet her and she's unavailable? You make her a deal she can't refuse. From the author of "Hello Fabulous " comes a semi-romantic comedy called "She's the One?" Wally has never had issues dating women. The problem is he cannot keep them straight. In fact, he wrote the romance guide for men. You could say he suffers from romance infidelity. When a string of dates ends with Wally forgetting past flings' names, he begins to wonder if settling down is the answer. Enter Sharon, a beautiful single woman who appears on Wally's radar by virtue of random sightings throughout town. As Wally's dating life spirals out of control, and through continuous pressure from his parents to deliver grandkids, the Sharon sightings validate his desire to meet the one. When things can't get any worse, fate takes over and brings Wally and Sharon together as best man and maid of honor for Sam and Helen, a couple they coincidentally know. Wally and Sharon first meet at, of all places, a church for the rehearsal. Wally is now convinced that destiny exists and is here to bring them together. During the rehearsal, Wally plays back his entire life, which consists of dating women, dating women, and dating women, piecing together all the Sharon sightings that lead up to this magical moment. Wally then makes his move and asks Sharon out. The problem? She's a lesbian. Wally makes her a deal that if they go out one time and it doesn't work out, he will never EVER bother her again. She agrees, for nothing more than to shut Wally up, giving him "one chance" to win her over. Wally then develops a fail proof plan. Since Sharon likes women, there is only one thing he can do - develop all non-guy mannerisms. Wally does and the result is lesbian adventure hilarity. Fans of Dave Barry, Albert Brooks, and Kevin Smith will love this semi-romantic comedy and humor satire quest about chasing the one you can't have. "She's the One?" is a romantic comedy best friends kind of novel. With humor romance adult, this story will keep you laughing.

From the author of the critically acclaimed cult novel, ANONYMOUS, comes a dark tale about love and loss. Meet Jeffrey. Jeffrey is turning forty. He has a good job, a loving wife, and a beautiful house. When the love of his life passes suddenly, his seemingly normal world turns upside down. The sudden death, along with his midlife crisis, causes Jeffrey to grieve the five stages in unnatural ways. He trades in his Toyota Corolla for a Corvette, smokes pot with the neighbor kid, and dresses up in cheerleader outfits with his pals William and Lena in order to feel young and beautiful. William and Lena agree to do whatever it takes to help Jeffrey during his grief, even when it means committing minor crimes such as burglary. All is kosher until William notices a downward change in Jeffrey. Distraught by memories of his wife, and despite William's and Lena's best efforts, Jeffrey begins to slowly derail into a dark place that only he could get out of. An internal battle with his emotions and himself, Jeffrey takes matters into his own hands to pull through. DRAMA DOLLS is an intimate, dark comedy about loss and obsession, survival and grief, and the desiring need to take control of your own life.

Moo Moo Francis Tanamor is a foster fail. Originally, a neighbor was set to adopt him. That, however, fell through. Eventually, Moo Moo integrated into his foster family. Now, he is a permanent member of the Tanamor clan. His story is this: A coyote murdered Moo Moo's entire family - mother and siblings. He was the only survivor. Although he managed to escape, and found solace in the comfort of his new family, something happened to Moo Moo, something vicious... One theory is that the coyote was not only his family's killer, but also his... father A second theory is that he's just a fucking weird cat. Now, Moo Moo terrorizes his foster parents with random kills, bringing them into the house like trophies. So, why won't they get rid of him? Good question. Some may suspect that the Tanamors are suckers for punishment. Whatever the case, at least close the damn door. Moo Moo the Serial Killer Cat is a real life tale of desire, consumption, and murder. * All proceeds benefit the very shelter the Tanamors adopted Moo Moo from. ** Each book comes paw-tographed by Moo Moo. *** This book contains some adult language.