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Nine stories narrated by Pertie and one by Jeeves. In an American voice for easy listening by Americans with occasional American words used for more obscure English ones with a bit of the halting style of comic dialogue. Number two in the Jeeves series.

Two hundred of Aesop's fables from 600 BC in Greece which have engaged and taught people ever since that time.

This classic collection includes Hemingway’s best short stories: "Indian Camp", "My Old Man", and "Big Two Hearted River", and less appreciated ones such as "Mr. and Mrs. Elliot".

This classic novel describes an ambitious poor relative of a rich man who secures an opportunity in his uncle’s factory and has a social leap to prospectively marry another rich man’s daughter in town. Similar to Gatsby and published in the same year, 1925.

The work describes how to create and use practical knowledge to create innovative products and services, attract customers, and deal with all the necessary elements to do so. It gives examples from the evolution of the airplane and shoe markets.

Some consider The Great Gatsby the greatest American novel ever written about love, dreams, business, bootlegging, Wall Street, the Midwest, and the East, as well as Yale, prep schools, the rich, and more. F. Scott Fitzgerald followed up with Tender Is the Night, also considered equally compelling.

Describes how to have a better life by staying calm through simplifying your life, eliminating stressful activities, leveraging the internet and automation to save time, aggravation and money. Number 16 in the Simply Media Better Life series.

The six factors in Western, and particularly American, world dominance are competition, science, property rights, medicine, consumerism, and work ethic. Learn what you need to support or oppose this accelerating trend.

Learn how to bring simple into your life for less stress by having more white space to enjoy and be productive with. Simplify your life to achieve the result of not being busy and stressed but tranquil and happy.

Describes how to protect your employment, investments, major purchases, family, and more as well as describes the impact of paying for all the free stuff the Democratic platform offers by having a VAT tax as all developed socialist nations have with free stuff.

Budget for a Better Life describes how to budget to reduce your expenses in housing, vehicles, finance, credit, shopping, food, clothes, and online shopping to save money to invest to create your personal wealth and better life.

Investments to make in this new automated deflationary world to leverage those trends and avoid having your investments suffer from them.

Describes what temperament and talents you need to work effectively and happily at home as a manager and worker. Benefits for owners and CEOs. People who should consider avoiding working at home. Skills and training needed to work at home. A must-listen for all employers and job seekers.

Describes how to choose the career that is right for your temperament and talents as well as avoiding one that is wrong for you by creating a life plan as a work in process. How to learn more about yourself to do this through rules, questions, and open mindedness in seeking advice from others and deciding for yourself.

Strategies, tactics, and tips to Declutter for a Better Life. Number 6 in the Simply Media Better Life series. Shorter than the others in the series since the strategies and tips are straightforward but still takes effort to keep doing it. Therefore this book is cheaper than the others in the series too.

Discipline for a Better Life describes how discipline can improve your life by getting what you want. Provides tips and suggestions about how to do that.

Describes how salesmanship is the key to get you what you want in life. Describes what steps to take, what skills to develop, and more.

Describes how to pivot in order to get what you want in your personal and work life. Analyzes how to do it, how others have done it, how to turn the proverbial chessboard around to learn from others including a Harvard Business Press case study in hundreds of business schools and a student favorite. Discusses how many great successes pride themselves in pivoting when new trends and facts arise such as Socrates, Thomas Edison, Henry Ford, Sam Walton, Elon Musk, Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, and Warren Buffett.

How to have a better life by finishing things at work and in your personal life for success, happiness, personal satisfaction, and tranquility.

Describes the new deflationary age, which puts new pressures on jobs and pay, has long term interest rates of just 1.2 percent, and creates less money to buy goods and services. Points out how to save and protect your money during our troubled time.