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The AuthorHouse Scam
"Four years after having published my book with Trafford, a subsidiary of AuthorHouse, I was still getting phone calls from their high-powered phone salespeople, known as marketing consultants, to persuade me to buy their expensive marketing gimmicks. I must admit that I had given in far too often in the past, and they were quite sure they could continue to milk my bank account. Almost immediately buyer's remorse set in with a vengeance. How could I do this! I know this is a scam, why am I so stupid? I'm supposed to be a reasonably intelligent woman! Nothing they've ever done on my behalf has had the slightest impact on book sales. Super expensive services with nothing to show for them. How could I have let them talk me into kicking Lucy's football again? Again! Am I the only fool? Have others had the same experiences with these people? I decided to look a bit more extensively into what I came to realize was the AuthorHouse Scam, and have written this book to share my experiences and findings with other authors and potential authors."
Tiggie
"Are you two scared of spooky houses?" are the opening words of TIGGIE. Are you, dear reader, scared of spooky houses? Don't worry! You're safe enough, in your favourite chair with a copy of TIGGIE in trembling hands, but when the thirteen-year-old friends, London girls, Lucy Barrett and Helen Bartlett, enter an old house, helping an antiques dealer, Patsy, collect her purchases, there is an evil presence awaiting them. When Lucy picks up an old copy of Beatrix Potter's MRS. TIGGYWINKLE, the trap is sprung with tragic consequences.
Whitechapel Summer of 1888
Before Jack the Ripper, there was Whitechapel. Located in the East End of London. The East End was London’s dark, dirty secret that people knew about, but was never discuss. Whitechapel was the home for the slums, the poor, filthy conditions, and disease. The life expectancy was 30. One square mile for 180,000 residents. Within this dangerous square mile were 5 women that walked these dark streets without hesitation for their safety. Take a journey with a young woman from Bath England to these very slums. Where vice and murder is an everyday occurrence. Travel with her to the 10 Bells Pub, the Britannia, Christ First Church, the London, and the Turkish Baths on Commercial St. Where on these dangerous streets she makes friends with these 5 women who history will remember as the Jack the Ripper victims. Polly, Annie, Lizabeth, Catherine, and Mary Jane Kelly who befriends Velvet as she rents a room at Miller’s Ct #22. While in Whitechapel she will have an encounter with Edmund Reid from H Division, who months later will be in charge of the Ripper case. Driven by torment, and guilt while staying in Whitechapel. And why the incident is always calling her.
Spaz
From the hyperkinetic boy who was tossed in a dumpster to the man who found life-long love, Spaz: The True Story of my Life with ADHD takes you on a journey through inspirational highs and unthinkable lows. Dispersed between a series of true stories about one mans struggles with severe Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder, Spaz includes supporting material and research on what we know about ADHD today. Leighs unparalleled drive to prove his naysayers wrong and become a success because of, rather than in spite of, his ADHD will entertain and intrigue young and old alike. Additionally, the informational pieces presented before each memory will educate you on how to handle common ADHD concerns. Spaz presents a mix of humor and raw truth that promises to have you question everything you ever knew or thought you knew about ADHD.
Let's Go To The Park
Molly and Milly are sisters. They lived with their parents. They were bored of watching TV, and they thought about going to the park.
In Situ
Springboarding from the author's small farming experience, In Situ: Zen at the End of the Row fuses East and West, science and mysticism, detailing the trip that extends from the workplace to the self. Intersecting the science of navigation, statistics, Eastern religions and Western thought, In Situ turns the ineffable into approachable understanding and makes mundane topics as diverse as tool use, compost and weather a source of wonder.
Shadow the Dog
Shadow the Dog takes himself to the park on his own one moonlit night. Follow his exciting adventures as Shadow goes on a mission for the sinister crows. By day he chases and torments them, but by night he must rid them of a terrible monster. Can Shadow, with the help of the other inhabitants of the park, save the crows? Or has he bitten off more than he can chew? This richly illustrated children's poem tells us what our faithful friends really get up to at night.
Love to Insult
I have read this book and I found it entertaining and full of wit. I enjoyed it from beginning to end. One hundred out of one hundred.
Eat with Pleasure
We all love to eat yummy foods. But when faced with making healthy food choices, it can often be challenging to choose between what is goodor not so good for us. Thankfully, it is possible to transform our eating habits without depriving ourselves of an occasional treat. Akon Margaret Kalu is a certified nutrition coach who explores her Nigerian heritage to teach anyone to eat with pleasure. After sharing seven tips for healthy eating, Kalu encourages others to indulge in five food groups daily, shares information on her favorite West African dark green vegetables and yam produce, offers advice on portion control, explains the differences between good and bad fats, and details why it is important to buy and cook with whole-food farm produce. Included are instructions on how to reduce caloric intake, curb carbs, and create delicious recipes from leftovers. Eat with Pleasure shares practical advice from a certified nutrition coach that will help anyone make healthy food choices, effectively manage weight, and embrace the joy of eating.
Junior
Society played a part in the death of my baby brother. The demand for perfection and what was deemed acceptable by our everyday standards helped mold a fragile frame in a young man's mind. The security and resolution I needed was never to be found within the realms of the everyday working world. I learned to reconcile with what you may unfairly call the "ills of society". I found not only resolve, but also harmony within the world, a world that all members of our populace are exposed to in their lives and is part of a culture, even if you chose to ignore it, is one we all live in. I'm not only lucky enough, but also privileged to have been welcomed and accepted in this world, and here their stories will show that this syndicate are of the same making of us all. For me and my brothers none of our heroes wore capes.
