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Kirk House Publishers is proud to present the Reminisce Line of reader-friendly books. Written by Kirk House authors, the stories are set in the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s in an easy-to-read, short-story format. Large type and full-colored illustrations make the stories accessible to all readers, many of whom may have their own special memories of those periods of history. Reminisce books by Kirk House Publishers is a line of dementia-friendly books written by amazing authors. Each book is printed in large type on white stock for easy reading. The words "large print" will appear on the book but never the words Dementia or Alzheimer's. Each of the books in the series will include ten stories of 1...
A young woman's terrorizing return to her hometown As a teenager, Jadey Evans' family fled their small town to escape the kind of haunting that only a dysfunctional family would recognize. Returning 14 years later, she anticipated some face-to-face combat with old ghosts, but had no idea of the real terror that awaited. Her bi-racial heritage had been a kind of novelty to her young friends more than a decade ago, but now she is alarmed to discover that former neighbors of color had been quietly disappearing. Would she be next? Had the racial discord always been there, but covered with phony smiles and carefully chosen words? Her own discovery of a murder victim close to home begins a race to crush a white supremacist terror plot while saving her own life. Is there anyone in Twin Station she can trust?
If you or someone you know is struggling with the daunting process of finding a new position, as well as learning what to do-and not to do-in order to meet people, network, and make connections who can help you learn about job openings in your field, Hired! is for you. The author experienced two job losses (both beyond his control) in three years, and what he learned to get the first new job cut his search time in half for the next time.? He provides many clear and easy-to-implement ideas that make you stand apart from other candidates, and more importantly, stand above them in the valuable information you should provide to show companies why they should hire YOU.
Whether you are a manager of many, or a team leader of a few, being a leader requires letting go of the day-to-day work tasks you did so well as an individual contributor and, instead, encouraging production and success through others. New managers are usually promoted because they were outstanding individual contributors: they spoke up in staff meetings, shared good ideas, and executed on time and within scope. Yet, these characteristics are not necessarily the same ones that will make you successful as a frontline manager. Often, organizations invest little in new manager development; thus, new managers are left to guess at what effective leaders do. They often find themselves pressing forward through trial and error. If this sounds familiar, then this book, which examines the seven most common mistakes new managers make, is for you. Each chapter highlights a common challenge that new managers will recognize and then describes strategies and behaviors to build the skills needed to avoid mistakes and achieve success. This book is ideal for the new manager who hopes to evolve into a great leader.
You have become a master of your work and starting to get noticed. Your boss asks you to share your expertise with the entire company. You think, 'What an honor. I'm finally getting recognized." Then one heartbeat later and you're thoughts are replaced by 'Why in the world did I say yes?! What was I thinking?!'For thousands of years we've been handing down stories and teaching the next generation while trying to solve the age-old riddle: How do I deliver a presentation when I have a fear of speaking?The real tragedy? There is no such thing as a fear of speaking!We've fooled ourselves into thinking it's a fear that has us withholding our ideas, our voice, and our bravery. This book promises t...
A generous donor wants to contribute a valuable non-cash asset to your nonprofit. You want to say "YES." However, you worry that you'll make a mistake and look foolish in front of the donor and your organization. I get it. Non-cash gifts can feel intimidating and even a bit scary. Throughout my career as a gift planner, I've facilitated hundreds of non-cash gifts and have taught hundreds of people to do it too. This book will help to eliminate the fears you have when it comes to non-cash gifts. It will provide you with: Fundamental knowledge of each asset type. A step-by-step process you can use with virtually every non-cash gift. Proven internal procedures you can begin using right away. Detailed intake checklists so you can be sure to collect all the right information. And it will help you: Exceed your fundraising goals year after year! Take your career to the next level! Open up a world of new possibilities for donors, your organization, and YOU!
Escaping religious persecution after a pogrom against Jews in Ukraine in 1919, Shayna, a seventeen-year-old, along with her orphaned four-year-old nephew, her fiancé and his mother begin a treacherous journey to reach safety in America.The novel portrays the Yiddish culture of the shtetl and New York's Lower East side as the reader comes to know little Dovid, who lives with the trauma of losing his family; Yussi, who believes God has forsaken him in this new country; and his mother, Manya, who struggles to find a way to fit in America.Shayna's courage and determination hold them together and weaves a rich fabric from their separate threads to make a loving family, a safe place from which to build a new life in a new country.
Get ready to live your best life, by way of the unicorn.Wouldn't it be brilliant if when 'adulting' got too much, you could turn to a unicorn best friend for advice? Eat My Glitter Dust imagines a world where these fierce creatures are alive in more than our imaginations and can teach us how to bring a bit of sparkle and sass into our everyday lives.Beautifully illustrated by artist Lucy Kirk, this self-care guide is packed with motivating quotes and life advice covering topics including love, friendship, work, and the all-important chill time many millennials struggle to prioritize.Eat My Glitter Dust will remind you to be fabulous in every aspect of your life, to work hard but play harder, be your best authentic self, celebrate the sweet things in life (coffee, doughnuts, friends), and spend time with nature... even if the most adventurous you usually get is watering the three succulents on your windowsill.This fun and quirky book will teach you how to live your best life and will look at home on any Instagrammable bookshelf or coffee table.
How do you talk about death and dying with a child? When there issuch sadness and confusion about what it means, where does healingbegin?This is the story of a boy who has lost his grandpa and is beginning tonavigate the whirlwind of emotions that can sometimes seem morethan a young heart can hold.For Toby, losing his Grandpa was like losing all the wonderful colors hecarried inside him.One night, Toby has a dream his Grandpa is coming to play with him.The next morning, Toby races off to the playground. Toby knows thathis Grandpa has died, but his heart so badly wants to be with himagain.This is the story of a journey toward understanding and acceptance, asToby comes to find his Grandpa will always be with him. On theplayground, on a walk in the woods, in the spring flowers and theautumn leaves with their fireworks of color before they fall to theground.
NATIONAL BESTSELLER “Offers an entertaining look at Kerkorian’s outsize life… an interesting portrait of a billionaire.” – Wall Street Journal The rags-to-riches story of one of America’s wealthiest and least-known financial giants, self-made billionaire Kirk Kerkorian—the daring aviator, movie mogul, risk-taker, and business tycoon who transformed Las Vegas and Hollywood to become one of the leading financiers in American business. Kerkorian combined the courage of a World War II pilot, the fortitude of a scrappy boxer, the cunning of an inscrutable poker player and an unmatched genius for making deals. He never put his name on a building, but when he died he owned almost ever...