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Mr. Right Now
From the author of There Goes the Bride, here is book that talks to women about a new approach to life—being single and thoroughly enjoy it! Rather than focusing on Mr. Right, women should use their dating experiences as a developmental process, a learning experience, a way of growing and maturing and deciding what you really want. Women can learn from Mr. Puppy Love, Mr. First Boyfriend, Mr. Swashbuckling Adventure, Mr. Sex, Mr. Serious Intellectual, Mr. Money, Mr. Best Friend, and others. Each chapter concludes with a section called "Been There, Learned This" which lists the specific learning experiences and lessons accomplished from each dating and relationship experience. The book is sharp, energetic, often humorous, and always on the mark.
I Still Believe!
Is it okay to believe in destiny? Do things happen for a reason or do situations occur because of luck? Some people believe that your life was already set for you before you were born. Others may be cynical. Whatever you believe, I Still Believe! (An Inspirational Journey) Memoirs of Mark from Michigan Who Went to Hollywood, Then Conquered the World shows an artist's determination to become an actor, public speaker, and athlete when much was not in his favor. This journey shows over four decades of trying to obtain that dream but then learning life lessons along the way. Undying faith, perseverance, love for family, friends, and humanity can finally be unfolded. The initial dream may not happen the way that it was originally intended, but other accomplishments came as a result. To anyone who has ever had a dream and wanted to achieve it, this story may inspire you to make those dreams reality. The dream can turn out bigger and better than anticipated.
Freshman Year
Tiara Johnson is on top of the world. Talented, driven, and popular, she's just led the Boston Middle School track team to victory. But when Tiara's parents announce that they're relocating to Washington, DC, Tiara's world -- and her place in it -- turns upside down. Instead of going to high school in the fall with her friends, Tiara will be transferring to Skidmore Prep, a very elite institution in DC where most of the students have known each other since pre-k. Determined to find a place for herself in her new environment, Tiara begins to make friends and earns a coveted spot on the Skidmore tennis team. Not everyone, however, is pleased with Tiara's arrival. Alicia Blackstone takes her insecurities out on Tiara when Tiara outperforms her on the tennis courts. With the help of her cronies, Alicia launches a campaign of bullying and rumor mongering. Can Tiara stop Alicia's clique from destroying the next four years of her life?
Escape From the Planet of the Retarded Monkeys and Other Stories
Critics call it controversial, twisted, and just plain messed up. Brain parasites, an insane planet ruled by retarded monkeys, violent video games turning teens into...something else, and a bio-weapon that will make you lose your appetite, for a little while. It's all here. Read it now. You know you want to. Stories from the Theater of Science Fiction.
You Were on My Mind
You Were On My Mind by Margot Early released on Jul 25, 1998 is available now for purchase.
One Bee
Now in Paperback. One Bee is for Kindergarten, 1st and 2nd grade students and is a book about some Bees and what happens when they encounter the character "Beelleeb" This book promotes early childhood education ideas and activities that encourage counting, observation and listening skills.
A Companion to Australian Art
A Companion to Australian Art is a thorough introduction to the art produced in Australia from the arrival of the First Fleet in 1788 to the early 21st century. Beginning with the colonial art made by Australia’s first European settlers, this volume presents a collection of clear and accessible essays by established art historians and emerging scholars alike. Engaging, clearly-written chapters provide fresh insights into the principal Australian art movements, considered from a variety of chronological, regional and thematic perspectives. The text seeks to provide a balanced account of historical events to help readers discover the art of Australia on their own terms and draw their own con...
Keep Your Hopes and Dreams Alive
Are you feeling anxious, stressed or lost? You are not the only one! Keep Your Hopes and Dreams Alive is a self-help book to help rekindle that tiny ember of our hopes and dreams as life takes its toll on you. Our lives are busy, stressful, traumatic and sometimes we lose our way. We never stop to think about ourselves until it’s too late. Then we break! Through personal experience, the author has experienced heartbreak and depression and can empathise with what you’re going through. A busy working mum, a wife, a daughter, a friend, a control freak, Michelle understands and is here to help. After writing and delivering wellbeing workshops to help others, and fortunate to have worked with people from all walks of life, she has now developed this book as a tool to help others heal and move on to a brighter future. This book is Michelle’s journey, her thoughts, experience, activities and exercises from her workshops and the stories of her clients. It is simple, easy to use, with practical advice you can use straight away. Are you ready to help yourself feel better and live a better life?
Olga Cironis This Space Between Us
Artist monograph about Olga Cironis, the fourth in a series by Art Collective WA about Western Australian visual artists.Born to Greek parents in Czechoslovakia in 1963, Olga's family emigrated to Sydney in 1971. After visual arts training and travel, she settled in Western Australia in 1997. Her early experiences as a migrant continue to deeply influence her art expressions, as she ardently researches, observes and comments on identity and belonging - examining inequality and the trials of those living on the fringes of society.
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