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Both in football and life, the players need to define the goals, invent the playbook, and execute the plays. Move the Ball draws upon the football playbook to teach you how to do this and realize your dreams. Great players don’t settle for being ordinary. They have a strong belief in themselves and strive to be extraordinary. They have M.A.D. P.R.I.D.E. This book teaches you how you can use M.A.D. P.R.I.D.E. to overcome any obstacle and win.

In Life, Love and the Pursuit Of, the author walks us through some of our universal challenges using her own personal experiences as a guide. With great candor, she offers tangible advice, instilling within listeners compassion, inspiration, and, most of all, optimism. For anyone who has ever felt alone in their struggle, Life, Love and the Pursuit Of offers a powerful reminder that you are not. 

Growing up on the streets of Hartford, Connecticut, in the tumultuous 1960s was a challenge in itself. For Logan, it meant having sharp wits, rock-solid values, and pride. But when he meets a girl who captures his heart with a single glance, he is torn between the neighborhood he knows - the place he belongs - and a world of wealth beyond his dreams in a mansion at Fenwick on the shores of Long Island Sound. When disloyalty crushes his fantasy, he finds a new life as a newspaperman covering the violence and divisiveness of racial unrest in the City and the bloody Vietnam conflict.

Tony says there are rules when it comes to horror stories, but a story is just a story but is a legend the same thing?

In the first story of the series, “The Lemonade Landing Mat”, embark on a hilarious and heartwarming adventure beginning with a mysterious empty juice box and ending with a powerful lesson on the value of honesty. Sing along, as they assess and eliminate ideas in an alternated-ending format, as this audiobook includes all five songs!

Introducing Yes We Did! The Revolutionaries. A look into the lives of some of the most famous African American activists. What were they like before they made history? What made them become revolutionaries? What experiences prompted them to risk their lives for what they believed? The answers may surprise you.  

African Americans have played a pivotal role in the history of the United States. Unfortunately, many of these amazing accomplishments are not mentioned in most history books or taught in schools. It's time to acknowledge them. In this audiobook, we explore some of the incredible inventions, milestones, and achievements by people of color from the 1700s to the present day. We celebrate their lives and their ability to succeed against seemingly impossible the odds. 

A hard-drinking, cantankerous Irish writer and a homeless African American develop an unlikely friendship on the Venice Beach boardwalk when they discover a common link to the Jonestown massacre and are investigated for murder. After the death of his wife, a penniless Finn has to leave New York and move in with his daughter in Venice. He meets an eccentric cast of characters, including a hoarder who was a Holocaust survivor, a pair of Jamaican acrobat dancers, a young hippie whose brother died in 9/11, and more.

Trevor Silver has the worst of luck. He gets hit on the head every morning, lost his lunch money, and his pants fell in gym class. But his luck will change when he gets his rabbit's foot. But someone or something is not happy about Trevor's charm, something with only three paws....

When things go missing in Josh's room, there's only one place they could be. But what Josh and his friend don't realize is that there's a secret within the bottom of the bed.

Chris Sheffield is planing to enjoy his summer at the Chill Shack, but what he doesn't know is the secret behind the place: Why the temperature drops everywhere he goes, why people seem to disappear, and where his parents went. Chris will soon learn there's more than one way to chill....

Looking to improve communications in your work force in the coming year? Then Communicating with the 5 Generations in the Workplace is the book for you. Generational diversity is the root cause of many of the problems in business today that affects growth, productivity, and profitability on the business level, but more importantly, it erodes valuable relationships in the workplace.

This book is told in a relaxed, conversational manner and makes for easy listening in manageable chunks. Kul Mahay takes you through the process of breaking free from debilitating habits that have been holding you back for too long. The 16 principles are the results of his work with clients across the world. It can be used for any habit, and each of the 16 steps is described in a simple, easy-to-use, quick plan that summarizes the principles. The 16 steps are designed to walk you through the process to rid yourself of bad habits and lead a fuller life.

Here are five spooky stories to listen to near the fireplace. Sit back and relax with the Shiver and Fears first Christmas short tales!

Dylan Cylan is a unique kid. He's short, but is very popular. He's a baseball star, not to mention his step brother's a genius. But Dylan's genius brother is going to cause a problem with his new invention.

Once upon a time, in a dark and scary place, in a frightening land way too close to home... Fourteen short stories of horror, science fiction, and fantasy; 65,306 words of terror by a single author with a dark imagination, who clearly intends to one day be known as a Master in the genre.

Two thousand years ago, an obscure Christian sect captured God in a wooden prison and buried him in the desert. Ever since, clandestine groups have searched in vain for the prison's location. Until now. When a team of archaeologists find a Gnostic temple in the Egyptian desert, it ignites a race to locate God's prison. The winner will hold God - and the future of us all - in their hands.

Fancy cars, a loving wife, a designer home in the Hollywood Hills. Nathan Lindeman had it all, lost it all, and now he’s desperate to get it back. They say there are no second acts in show business, but they just may be wrong. There’s a new TV sitcom being cast that’s virtually guaranteed to go to series, and Nathan has a shot at snagging one of the lead roles. If, that is, he can survive the perils and pitfalls that threaten to derail him along the way.

It was 1872 in Wyoming Territory and seven-year-old Robert Paul had a plan. A plan to save his pregnant mother and sister from his cruel and abusive father. But his plan didn’t include being stopped by eight Sioux warriors on the warpath! Five-year-old Fox Kitten and three-year-old Chameli, Blackfoot sisters, didn’t have a plan. They just wanted to be rescued from their Cheyenne kidnappers and be returned to their grandmother. But they were being held at the sacred White Horn in Montana Territory’s Crazy Mountains. Who could save them?

In Wired Child, learn why a bevy of social media friends won’t keep teens from feeling empty inside and turning to cutting for relief. See how our kids have become smartphone experts who struggle in reading, math, and the other educational basics that colleges consider in deciding admissions. Wired Child gives you the confidence and skills you need to safely navigate your children through a rapidly shifting media landscape.