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This audiobook is an excellent tool in a remote learning environment with a creative story and appealing characters for a young listener. The audiobook will also teach some valuable lessons about life.

This book is for all ages, but it caters to a younger audience with short passages that deliver clear messages to understand. It is a great audiobook for schools, libraries, and quality time with the family. Education is also very important, and it is the intention of the author that the book be used as a learning tool for teaching in the classroom and at home.

Are you tired of hearing the same questions being asked during drinking games over and over again? Want to add some originality? Everybody has their favorite drinking games! But let’s face it; they can get a little repetitive.... In this book, you’ll find three different drinking games with 1000 questions in total. We all love getting to know our friends a little better, right? So, here’s your chance to ask the questions you’d love to know the answers to....

When she joins the war effort during the Great War, American nurse Ella Neumann doesn’t see allies or enemies. The daughter of German immigrants, all soldiers - Allies or Axis - are human beings in need of care. A promise to herself and a promise made to her by an enemy officer become the catalyst for the life she plans to lead after the war. But a handsome Canadian soldier may complicate her plans. In this third installment of the Great War Great Love series, join Ella in a tale of promises, betrayal, and unconditional love.

Juliette Dubois is one semester away from her dream internship at a private arts high school - if she can pass college algebra. Troy, her roommate’s frustratingly handsome best friend, is willing to help, but the price might be too high for her pride. Troy’s coveted unpaid internship at a top-rated Los Angeles architecture firm makes holding down a regular job impossible.

He was her first love. But life intervened to keep them apart until fate brought them together again with help from a rescue dog named Chester. Fran is adjusting after her husband’s death when her first love comes back to town upsetting her family and leading her to an inspiration. Fran first fell in love with Michael as a teenager. When he broke her heart, she married Carl and lived a happy life for more than 30 years until Carl died tragically.

Children's book author, Deontae Henderson offers information and insight on how to create your very own children's book. With his knowledge of children's book making, Deontae has decided to share his formula with the world, so that other aspiring writers will have the opportunity to create their own story. Create Your Own Story, is a simple and useful guide to writing and creating your very own children's book.

In 2018, the profession of healthcare clowning celebrated 30 years of global expansion. Beyond the Red Nose provides a deep inside look into this professional world - first-hand poignant stories, challenges overcome, and future plans in pediatrics, dementia, research, and beyond. Written by career clown and life-long advocate for improving lives through laughter, author Tiffany Riley's goal is to enlighten, inspire, and motivate anyone interested in learning more about the profession of healthcare clowning.

A level four reader that tells a story about a little girl and her big sister celebrating Halloween. The little girl wonders about the man who she believes lives on the moon, who she also believes might need her help. Her big sister helps the little girl carry out her well-intended deed.

Geneva is relieved to be back in her tiny Florida hometown after her budding political career in the state capital and her romance with a big-city guy come to an end. She’s content to hold a seat on the local council until the mayor flees in the middle of the night, and the job of fending off bankruptcy falls in her lap.

In this first book of the Schoolhouse Lane series, in an experiment you should repeat at home, Nate and his Pops figure out why helium balloons and bubbles float to the sky, examine why most items fall downward instead of sideways, how fast they fall, and other interesting ideas about gravity!

Sissy wants to escape the grasp of her mother by moving to a new community and opening a coffee shop. David hopes to make a success of his own newspaper despite his father's wishes he practice law. When Sissy and David both move to the small Smoky Mountain town of Laurel, they are strangers, but not for long. Renting storefronts next door to one another forces them together, while others in the town decide they should become more than neighboring businesses.

Lacy is tired of losing at love. After her last heartbreak, she struggles to trust again. She doubts if she even deserves love. George returns to his hometown after a nasty divorce. He strives to be an attentive father to his troubled child. With the end of his marriage, he feels he can't trust any woman ever again. When George begins booking bands at Misty Mountain where Lacy waits tables, they begin dating and are drawn to one another.

Some locales seem to come with their own soundtrack. Don Ho and his tiny bubbles provide the background music for Hawaii, Edith Piaf for Paris. The reggae of Bob Marley evokes Jamaica. The soundtrack for Alabama is without question provided by our troubled troubadour Hank Williams. The 2016 biography Hank by Mark Ribowsky paints a dark picture of the musician's short, alcoholic, drug-filled life: a life of loneliness and pain. He goes so far as to call Hank's life story "noir-ish"....

Opting out of this race entirely, many are choosing to go a different route. Owning a franchise is a great option for professionals who are finally ready to stop making a living and start designing a life. Franchise ownership provides a path to create a life of financial security without the lifestyle that traditional jobs demand.

When Molly retreats to North Carolina with Gracie, her ten-year-old daughter, she's surprised to find her childhood crush Nick still living in the area. Recovering from a divorce, Molly only wants to carve out a peaceful and happy existence for Gracie in a place where Molly always felt safe as a child. The morning after her return, Nick, more handsome than she remembered, shows up at her cabin where she spent her childhood vacations.

"Champion for introverts" Jennifer Kahnweiler offers a road map for everyone in the workplace - including leaders, human resource managers, and team members - to create inclusive, introvert-friendly cultures. Kahnweiler provides an assessment to determine how introvert friendly your organization is and looks at every aspect of organizational life - hiring, training, leading, communicating, meeting, designing workplaces, and more - through an inclusive lens.

Your favorite unicorn with a musical note for a tail is back with friends old and new in the Unicorn Jazz series! A picture book that teaches kids to be humble, confident, and proud of who they are, Eye See You: Choosing Kindness is an inspiring children's fable with beautiful and vivid hand-drawn art. Woof the Crow comes back with another heart-to-heart conversation with Jazz...and it all began the moment he put on his first pair of eyeglasses.

If you are one of the many dog owners who fearfully grab onto your dog when small children or other dogs come around and constantly finding yourself in an alpha struggle with him or you just want to learn the art of teaching him some great dog tricks, this book is for you. Dog training is easy, but only if you know how. This book doesn’t only provide eight steps to successful dog training, but also a trainer’s “training” book as well. It only makes sense that in order to train your dog like a pro, you must be instructed first.

One of Mary’s favorite things to do during the summer is to go visit her grandma. Grandma loves doing a lot of things, like baking cookies and doing word searches, but her favorite thing of all is enjoying all the birds around her home. Mary wants to know why her grandma loves birds so much, don’t you?