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Be Not Weary in Well-Doing

by Sarah Bell

I often cry when I read parts of my book. Sometimes it was so difficult and I loved the kids so much. This is far from a "How To" book. I had no qualifications in child raising. I just wanted single parents to know that they are not alone, and to offer lots of encouragement and love. Raising well loved, healthy children is a great challenge for even two parents who are strong and love each other. Raising children as a single parent can be an overwhelming task. I felt compelled to write this book... more

The Writer's Process: Getting Your Brain in Gear

by Anne H. Janzer

Writing is an intensely personal act, yet all writers face similar problems related to focus, procrastination, creativity, and productivity. This book combines the field-tested practices of successful and productive writers with insights from cognitive science. By understanding how your mental processes affect the work, you can master the inner game of writing. The Writer’s Process is a practical guide to finding your best writing process. Topics include: - How to invite your brain to w... more

The Seven Senses of Leadership: The Brain Broad's Guide To Leadership Sensibilities

by Lynette Louise

The Seven Senses of Leadership explores with detail how to harness and understand our Leadership Sensibilities. By explaining how is is that our senses Lead us, highlighting the strengths and possibilities of each one, and how they rely on and affect each other, The Brain Broad reminds us of the power in Leading and the value of holding motivators and needs of the Group at the forefront. In reading this book we become better Leaders. We also become more educated choosers of who we want want Lead... more

What I Should've Said ...and now I wish I had!

by Marc Kuhn

Sometime in your life someone has upset you. It may have been a relative, a lover, your neighbor or your boss. And what did you do? Nothing ...absolutely nothing! Either you became tongue-tied or you went brain dead. You spent the rest of the day thinking about what you should have said. This book is targeted to daters or just about anyone involved in some kind of a relationship. It features a collection of whimsical retorts designed to help you prepare for the next time you get... more

Mold and Your Rental Property: A Landlord's Prevention and Liability Guide

by Ron Leshnower

Learn how to get a handle on mold problems and limit costly repairs and tenant lawsuits. From identifying mold to cleaning it up, this ebook provides essential information landlords and managers need to know about managing mold in residential rental properties.

The ebook explains:

where you're likely to find mold and how it may spread from a small problem to a major issue
why and how rental property owners may be liable for mold ... more

The Ultimate Guide to Success: How to Achieve Your Goals in 10 Steps or Less

by Dan McDaniel

**Inspired by an exclusive VIP meeting with Oprah Winfrey >> The Ultimate Guide to Success is the most comprehensive book ever written on the subject of success. Drawing on over 5,000 hours of research, this book shows you how to achieve your biggest goals in 10 steps or less!

Including a **BONUS** interactive workbook + a FREE 20-minute audiobook sample, this book also helps you discover the five (5) simple questions to discover your life’s purpose, your #1 biggest obstacle to ac... more

Words at Work

by Lynda McDaniel

"Words at Work," winner of National Best Books Award, shows you how to create business writing that rocks! From entry level to C-level, you’ll learn how to stand out in the workplace and marketplace. When you finish this book, you'll be able to: 1) organize information creatively, 2) write in a clear, conversational style people want to read, 3) add creative writing techniques such as similes, vivid verbs, and rhythm to keep your readers reading, and 4) edit like a pro with hard-to-find tric... more

Success Stories Workbook V1: Insights by African American Men Workbook V1

by Reginald Grant

An inspirational collection of stories by 6 African American Men, 5 current college students from urban America and Reginald Grant. This workbook is designed to improve academic skills, including critical thinking (extraction of facts from each story and pre-writing organization), comparing their lives to the stories in the text and development of quality essays. This is accomplished by reading the text and using the tools after each story and in the back of the text. This workbook is in alignme... more

The Love Mindset: An Unconventional Guide to Healing and Happiness

by Vironika Tugaleva

After a decade-long struggle with mental distress, addiction, eating disorders, and profound self-hatred, Vironika Tugaleva faced a choice: change or die.

Reluctantly, she chose to change. Nothing could have prepared her for what came next. Vironika's life as a suffering cynic ended when she found herself having a spiritual awakening.

Drawing from first-hand experience, what Vironika says in this important and timely book isn't fanciful fluff or indoctrinating do... more

The Way Is Love: How to Walk in Love and Forgiveness

by Errington Cumberbatch

If Jesus is the Way and Jesus is love and the Bible is truth, having the love of Jesus in our hearts is the way to abundant life on earth as it is in heaven! Many of us have aspects of our lives we would like to change. Anyone who doubts that need only look at the self-help section of online or brick and mortar bookstores. Since more and more are published each year, it’s reasonable to assume they don’t work – at least not for everyone. In the meantime, the one book and person who can help ar... more

The King Inside: Practical Advice for Young African-American Males

by Dr. Angelise Rouse

The King Inside is Dr. Rouse’s heartfelt call to the young African-American men of this generation to take their rightful place in their homes, society and their communities. As a mother of two sons and six nephews, this book hits home with her life lessons and advice shared around her dinner table. Readers will be given a foundation on several life skill areas which calls their decision-making into action. Topics such as family, education, mentorship, friendship, entrepreneurship, and finan... more

You Wouldn't Understand

by Eileen Ennis

The sudden death of a beloved fourth grade teacher shocks the class and forces the students to explore the concept of death and how to cope with their emotions. Our nine-year-old protagonist thinks no one could possibly understand these feelings and decides to bottle them up. However, the more the other students discuss their past experiences with grief, the more our main character realizes opening up to the right person is actually helpful.

Invoking The Light: Lift the Veil of Illusion

by C. F. Reynolds

A Revelation. Inspired to seek the underlying truth of a profound spiritual experience, including numerous visions, C. F. Reynolds intuited a series of insights. They revealed answers to questions puzzling humanity since time began about the truth of our existence. Invoking The Light shares these insights in a Universal way, offering a fresh perspective on traditional and alternative beliefs. Invoking The Light Is Simple. We expend so much time and energy coping with the difficulties of lif... more

BULLI[ED]: Ending The Bullying Cycle & Taking The Power Back

by J.D Wood

BULLI[ED] Is designed to help those who feel powerless at the hands of bullying, and whether it be a child, parent, or an adult facing bullies in the workplace, it provides in-depth, personalized strategies to better understand and eventually overcome the bullying cycle in the readers life. Author J.D Wood's personal suffering at the hands of bullies for over 10 years in his early life allow him to get inside the mind of the bully victim and even the bullies themselves, and he has per... more

My Five Sisters: A Psychological Thriller Based on a True Story of Multiple Personalities

by Pam Franklin

My Five Sisters is a psychological thriller written by a sibling who was tortured mentally and physically from the age of six until she was thirteen by her older sister who had five distinct personalities. How long can a child be tortured mentally and physically by a sibling and still not suffer permanent psychological damage? Patra will tell you an entire childhood. By the age of six, Patra realized there was something drastically wrong with her sister, Angela. Angela, not knowingly, could swi... more

Cutting Truths

by Michael Levy

Do you know the name of the man or woman who invented the wheel? If s/he had patented it, how much would that be worth in to-days world? Quite a bit more that the value of Microsoft I should imagine. Well, there was no money in those days and people did things to help their community just for the good of each other. They were simple beings who enjoyed each sunrise, sunset and natures resplendent bounty with any distortion or distraction of an ‘educated’ intellectual mind. They required no rea... more

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