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Publicity and Press Release Marketing For Profit

by Jessie Bowen

The goal of this course is for the purpose of helping business owners gain the recognition they deserve through their community service effort, personal, and business achievements. By following the step-by-step system you will be better prepared to draw positive attention to you and your business.Publicity is the notice or attention that the media gives you. Today, the media covers multiple channels. From television to Twitter, the media can talk about you and share your story. Publicity, press,... more

Public Speakings For Martial Artists: Winning The Public Speaking Game

by Jessie Bowen

"Winning The Public Speaking For Martial Artists: The Complete Master Plan For Maximizing Your Profits, Business, and Reputation Through Speaking!" Amazingly Simple But Powerful Secrets Revealed On How Anyone Can Go Zero To Public Speaking Hero. Discover How To Overcome Your Fear Of Public Speaking, Hold Your Audience Spellbound, Empower People To Answer Your Offers Instantly. Forget everything you have been led to believe about public speaking. And forget what everyone else has told you, especi... more

The Back to God Game by Tilly Culbertson

by Kids Lit Book Cafe

“Every child…and adult needs to read this book.”

The Back to God Game is the perfect read-aloud for parents and grandparents to share with children ages five and up.

Rule #1 Everything on Earth comes from God’s creation. You can take anything on Earth all the way back to God.

Join Alden and his Granna as she teaches him a fun game that teaches him why we need to thank God for everything He gives us.

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The Last Siren

by EE Sample

Matthew St James was a talented singer-songwriter who thought he knew everything about life and love until he met Nadine, a young woman running out of time.

Why Is This Happening to Me?: A Guide for Learning Emotional Intelligence

by Kathleen Kelly

Are you fearful or surrounded by people who are fearful of so many things--terrorists, bullies, losing your job, and more? Are you tired of letting your emotions dictate how you behave, sometimes hurting other people? Are you tired of being angry because certain people are trying to hurt you? The key to ridding ourselves of destructive emotions and maintaining positive emotions, in spite of our surroundings, is emotional intelligence. Why Is This Happening to Me? will teach you: •\taspects of ou... more

Bittersweet Tapestry: A Novel of Eighteenth Century

by Kevin O'Connell

A dramatic decade has passed since sixteen-year-old Eileen O’Connell first departed her family’s sanctuary at remote Derrynane on the Kerry coast to become the wife of one of the wealthiest men in Ireland and the mistress of John O’Connor’s Ballyhar – only to have her elderly husband die within months of the marriage. Unhappily returned to Derrynane, within a year, under the auspices of their uncle, a general in the armies of Maria Theresa, Eileen and her sister, Abigail departed for Vienna and... more

Few Regrets (A Coach Bob Story Book 3)

by Rick McGee

Amy and Bob recently turned sixty. It's time to turn the page and move forward to the next chapter of their lives, or as Bob calls it, Act Three. Amy secretly puts the house on the market and begins packing for a move to the mountains. Her plans are disrupted when Willy, Athletic Director at the University, asks Bob to shake off his rust to coach one last game - the Rose Bowl. It's been ten years since Bob walked the sidelines. He ignores warnings from Doc and reclaims the head coach role he exc... more

The Thousand Pound Christmas

by Victoria Burgess

After her small town is mocked online, a rookie mayor accepts a challenge to help her community lose one thousand pounds by Christmas Day.

Noblest Love

by Alastair Flythe

Two English noblemen of vastly different means -- one a duke, the other an earl -- struggle ineptly with the changes occurring all around them. Their resistance serves only to make their circumstances even more challenging, and they gradually become victims of their own creation. Wives, lovers, and children are also drawn into a maelstrom of folly that leaves no one unscathed. The situation grows increasingly bizarre when a bumbling American high school teacher from Iowa travels to England and ... more

King of the Vultures

by Alastair Flythe

A young man from a small village in Cameroon takes America by storm. Winston Churchill Mbongo has spent years dreaming of playing basketball for Coach Tex Brawner and the Hickston College Vultures. When the opportunity finally arrives, he doesn't disappoint. A player who stands 7'8" and handles the ball like a point guard is, of course, a phenomenon of the first order. In addition to examining Mbongo's talents and character in fine detail, the story uncovers a web of deceit, greed, and lust on t... more

Mephisto Waltz

by Ollivier Pourriol

We are in an airplane carrying a young pianist to Warsaw; he is on his way to participate in the famous Chopin Competition. Though he flies economy class, the musician discovers that the man sitting next to him, to whom he has described Poland as a country of anti-Semites and alcoholics, is the Prime Minister himself, traveling incognito. Indeed, upon arrival, a small crowd surrounds the plane shouting “Jew!” Not that the Prime Minister is one, but the protesters cannot come up wi... more

Little Bit & Big Byte: A Day at the Beach

by Craig Feigh

Little Bit & Big Byte, A Day at the Beach is the first Children's Picture Book with Technology-related Characters. In this Computer Age, kids love playing with the phone and computers. Travel through Cyberville with Little Bit, Big Byte, and their friends on fun adventures. Each page has a hidden object to find.

Doin' Hair, A novel

by Pauline Binder

The story of two Jamaican women who are proprietors of Neva and Charlene's House of Beauty in the Bronx. It also tells the story of their male manicurist, Duquan. It is the story of love, friendship, betrayal, happiness, as they pursue their American Dream.

One of Seventeen

by Catherine Nagle

One of Seventeen, which tells the story of a young girl who is adopted as one of seventeen children in a blended family by a childless young couple. The girl, Caitlin, is timid and naïve and takes her time about growing up, but in her loving family, she finds her way through kindness and patience. Although challenged by repeated heartbreak and responsibility, she grows up to be a compassionate adult, a loving mother and finds that her dreams really can come true. The novel fits in the ca... more

Powder And Time

by Richard Edward Benoit

After his accident with Mrs. Simonson's powder, Jim struggles to understand the abilities he's secretly gained. Then a terrible event hurtles him into a distant place. requiring others to rush to his aid. But saving Jim isn't easy, not when he's been promised he could rule the world if he'd simply embrace a sinister plan- an offer too difficult to turn down.

Tying the Leaves

by June Toher

A timid Virginia boy, horrified by what he see when he time travels seventy years into the future, returns to the present and leads a global kids’ crusade to save Earth from the same, toxic, fossil-fuel gases threatening the life of his little sister. This is also a story about the power of sibling love and the discovery of a power much greater than that.

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