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Coaching Perspectives III
For coaches, those thinking about becoming a coach, and those who receive coaching. About Coaching by Cathy Liska, A Mindful Approach to Coaching by Rebecca Cooley, Made to SOAR by Penny Ducharme, Simple Approaches for Positive Change by Ava Webb, Sit Quiet and Listen by Donna Leake, Coaching with Spiritual Intelligence by Wendy Glantz, It All Adds Up - ADD / ADHD Coaching for Teens by Gina Wilson, Your Career Narrative is a Story that Works by Brian Beatty, Getting a Grip on Time by Charlie Kiss, Conscious Leadership by Jennifer Connell, Coaching in a VUCA Environment by Maria Van Parys, Finding Your Ideal Client by Nozomi Morgan, Coaching to Increase Sales by Jina Fernandez Dear Reader, Th...
Boogie
Travis Bentley lived the uncomplicated life of an eleven-year-old boy growing up in 1950s San Antonio, Texas. When the new kid showed up at a summertime baseball game, little did Travis know his life was about to change forever. The new kid was mentally retarded, a condition he had lived with since birth. But even though he was different, Travis adopted him as a part time brother and their bond grew stronger with every day. The neighborhood bullies taunted the new kid because of his condition, calling him a Boogieman. The name stuck, and Boogie was born. When Boogie's sister, Karen entered the picture, Travis accepted her as just another girl to deal with. But Karen had plans of her own and Travis was the basis of those plans. Throughout the next several years the hometown group stayed together and experienced all of those things that become a part of moving on to adulthood. Boogie is a deeply moving and bittersweet story of a true friendship. It is a remembrance of a life and time gone by, the simple innocent sweetness of young love, and the trials of growing up. It is a novel about life.
Penny Tales
This book is based on adventures and challenges my daughter faced when she started day care. Penny starts out as a toddler and grows up to be quite the big girl. There will be a series of books coming forth with tales that perhaps many children can relate to.
Penny Monypenny
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One Last Song
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The Chronicle
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