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The Story of Billy Biscuit

by Engbert Johansen

The story of Billy Biscuit is based on the life of a real dog, a very special dog. He made such an impression. The author didn't want him to be forgotten. Enjoy the story and imagine more.

New Teacher Confidential: What They Didn't Tell You About Being a Teacher

by Shannon Hazel

Being a teacher is one of the most impactful jobs in our society, leaving its mark on generations to come. Yet its challenges are immense, and there are few resources to help new teachers entering the field to prepare for the all-encompassing, overwhelming nature of the job. New Teacher Confidential: What They Didn’t Tell You About Being a Teacher, explains what new teachers really need to know—including how to minimize undesirable behaviors and increase student success, communicate effectiv... more

Ernst Kris: An annotated bibliography

by Joan M. Wolk

Ernst Kris: An annotated bibliography is based on the bibliography, “Writings of Ernst Kris,” which appeared in the 1958 issue of The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child. It lists the citations of Kris’ writings on art history, psychoanalytic theory, Nazi propaganda, and a list of his book reviews. No attempt is made to interpret the readings, but rather to highlight and summarize the major points of Kris’ writings. Collegial reminiscences are not included.

Gates of Wisdom: How Rabbi Yehonatan Eybeshitz Created “Am Yisrael Chai” & His Other Life Stories

by Rabbi Yacov Barber

Discover the How and Why of “Am Yisrael Chai,” created by Rabbi Yehonatan Eybeshitz, which has become the ubiquitous phrase of defiance and determination for the Jewish People. Take a front-row seat to learn how Rabbi Yehonatan Eybeshitz became a hero to Jews around the world. Inspire others by sharing these stories—the world needs more Jewish heroes. From boyhood, Yehonatan Eybeshitz was recognized as a genius of immense proportions. Be inspired by Rabbi Yehonatan Eybeshitz’s evolution from chi... more

The Red Movement

by Shadan Kapri

"The Red Movement" is a call to action against the injustices embedded in our modern world today. It lifts the veil over the problem of modern-day slavery hiding behind the glittering image of globalization and its intersection with environmental degradation. It connects the exploitation of humans with the exploitation of the Earth. It not only reveals the problems in detail but provides solutions that each person can incorporate into their daily lives. It’s one of... more

MENTAL EXERCISES FOR DOGS

by Susan Swanson

MENTAL EXERCISES FOR DOGS

Is a thorough reference to dog training that covers a wide range of themes important to dog owners. The book is divided into four parts, each focused on a distinct component of dog training. Throughout the book, there are chapters dedicated to typical topics like as nonverbal communication, managing undesirable behavior, mealtime issues, and separation anxiety. The conclusion includes additional resources such as books, websites, forums, and mo... more

Sports Shooting and Hunting Australia

by Richard Skiba

The book serves as a comprehensive guide to firearms, focusing on their mechanics, history, legalities, and safety with a specific Australian context. Aimed at potential and current gun owners, it educates on best practices to ensure safety and enhance shooting experiences. It provides a thorough understanding for those considering gun ownership and assists in making informed decisions about firearm selection and maintenance. This is particularly useful for individuals seeking firearm lic... more

Life Lessons of a Queen

by Dr. Tara Jabbaar-Gyambrah

Life Lessons of a Queen is takes readers on a journey to discovering their purpose. It empowers female leaders to know their worth in the kingdom of God through their true identity and how He positions us for purpose.

The Happiest Preschool

by Martha Heineman Pieper, Ph.D.

The manual is a groundbreaking roadmap for preschool and kindergarten teachers and has the potential to revolutionize early childhood education. It takes the current trend toward play-based learning and social-emotional development to its logical conclusion, namely, freeing the classroom from inappropriate demands and expectations and inspiring children to follow their interests and retain and expand their curiosity and creativity. It has a section on responding to children's fantasy play, whic... more

Podcast Journal: A fab & fun way to keep track of your favorite podcasts, hosts, & quotes!

by Candace Gish

Award-winning author Candace Gish Presents Podcast Journaling!
Never forget your favorite podcasts again!

These journal pages for podcast listeners will help you keep track of your favorite episodes, hosts, and topics. Most importantly, this journal will help you remember the essential takeaways for your own life.

With an easy-to-follow format, you’ll bring the best of the podcast world into your own in no time with:

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by Gary Orleck

‘Travels With Maurice’ is a gem of a book that just sneaks up on you with its greatness. While the title makes you think it’s a travelogue or road trip book (and we’ve all read enough of these), Travels is so much more. The story begins with a toast in a bar to the news that an old friend has died; you are quickly drawn into the world of Gary Orleck, who did a simple favor for Maurice, a fellow student at Babson College, and then found his life changed in a way that he could have never foreseen.... more

CONSOLIDATED WISDOM: The Ultimate Book of Quotations For Success, Happiness and Health

by Gene S. Jones

CONSOLIDATED WISDOM contains precious insights and practical advice from antiquity to modern times that provide a panoramic view of the evolution of human thought throughout the global rise of civilization. This inspirational mixture of timeless wisdeom, expansive ideas and uplifting thoughts serves as an empowering resourcefor anyone interested in improving their life. Arranged by category into 22 chapters that cover the gamut of human existence, Consolidated Wisdom offers more than 140... more

For Whom The Virus Tolls: Resilience, Perseverance, Fortitude, and Survival in the Face of COVID-19

by D. John Jackson

Did the COVID-19 pandemic bring the world to a standstill? Did it wield an impact beyond claiming millions of lives and disrupting global norms? This unprecedented crisis unveiled deep-seated divisions within our societies, reshaped our perspectives on science, and prompted profound questions about our capacity to unite for the greater good. How profoundly did this sweeping contagion reshape individual lives at their very core? "For Whom The Virus Tolls" illuminates for all readers a stark tr... more

Publish Your Purpose: A Step-By-Step Guide to Write, Publish, and Grow Your Big Idea

by Jenn T. Grace

Strategic Advice from a Nonfiction Publishing Expert How many times have you thought, "I should write a book," but weren't sure where to start or if anyone would read it? Perhaps you want to become a thought leader, boost your brand and career, inspire and empower others like you to feel seen or heard, or even change the world. Whether your reasons for writing a book are personal, professional, or a mix of both, getting your story out there can be transformational for you, your career, and yo... more

How to Get a Job and Keep a Job

by Keith Calhoun-Senghor

The book is a no-nonsense job survival manual: a brief, practical, brutally honest guide for students, interns, and anyone starting or changing their careers and seeking to navigate the stormy seas of politics within their organizations. It describes, in plain English and in 24 "Calhoun-Senghor Rules,” the critical political skills you must master to succeed in jobs in the US, Europe, or virtually anywhere else in the world. This is the stuff they don’t teach you in school. It is b... more

Junk Drawer: Random Acts of Literary Stupidity

by Clif Haley

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