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A Novel Life
Is Carlton the master of his own destiny, or is Mr. Turnbull the real puppet master and author? Top New York publisher, Sheldon House, offers seventeen-year-old Carlton Tucker a book publishing contract with a $100,000 advance payment and a sixty-city book tour for his manuscript. Carlton believes he has authored the book, A Novel Life. But did he? Mr. Arnold Turnbull, Chief Editor of Sheldon House, has secretly written a manuscript with the same story and title. Mr. Turnbull flies Carlton to New York to meet him. While Carlton is on his book tour in Laramie, Wyoming, he encounters uncanny, deja vu events which lead him to believe he has lived the same life before. Carlton discovers things h...
Not My Time to Go
Did you know that according to The Near Death Experience Research Foundation, millions of people will have participated in close encounters with death sometime in their lifetime? Author, Thornton Cline reveals his eleven true, compelling, close-call brushes with death. He has lived to tell about each one. Cline uncovers the mysteries of how he has been protected by angels and why he has been spared here on Earth.
Mrs. P., Who Stole My Keys?
Mrs. P. and her students return to school from the holidays only to find more pranks being pulled on her. This time Mrs. P's keys come up missing, and she suspects one of her classroom pranksters.
Who's Teaching Who?
Thornton Cline, a successful master teacher of over forty years, shares the 17 most memorable gifts his students have given him over the years. Through his heartwarming, true inspirational stories of the students he won't forget, Cline reveals the most valuable lessons he has learned in life and how they have made him the kind of man and teacher he is today. Cline reveals his metamorphosis after accepting the 17 gifts. The book ends with thought-provoking questions for teachers, former teachers, and students for their own personal use. Cline challenges teachers and former teachers to submit their stories of the students who changed their lives and whom they will never forget.
Between Fins
Friends meet in an unlikely place. Children will learn about friendship, determination, and bravery in this delightful tale. Two best fish friends, Sunny and Smiley, enthrall children and parents alike with the universal message, "You can't judge a fish by its face, nose or fins." Sunny and Smiley are afraid of the giant silver fish, Kingfin, with the long nose and scary smile. But when Kingfin rescues them from danger, Sunny and Smiley discover how friendly Kingfin is and that he can't even hurt a minnow.
PERFECTLY PRECIOUS POOHLICIOUS
Precious Poohlicious is made perfect in the eyes of Mommy. Everything about him from his chubby cheeks, to his bright eyes, to his twinkle toes and smiles make him who he is--Perfectly Precious Poohlicious. The adorable, lifelike illustrations will dazzle you and warm your heart. The ten cute, and catchy, easy-to-sing songs will make you feel the love of Mommy and bring joy to anyone who sings them. The story is written through the eyes of Poohlicious, who knows he is perfect just the way he is.
Profile of a Hit Songwriter
(Book). What characteristics, qualities and traits make a hit songwriter? What roles do hard work, talent, early musical development and environment play in becoming successful in an industry that changes daily? Nashville's award-winning fiddler, singer-songwriter, author and performer, Lacie Carpenter and Grammy and Dove-nominated, platinum award-winning songwriter/author, Thornton Cline have interviewed over 25 hit songwriters, producers, artists, psychologists, pediatricians, and songwriting coaches to determine what makes a hit songwriter. This must-have book offers valuable insight into the necessary factors needed to become a hit songwriter. This book is recommended for the beginner as well as the intermediate and advanced songwriter in achieving ultimate success.
Practice Personalities: What's Your Type?
(Reference). Teaching is one of the greatest responsibilities in society. It's an art form that requires craft, patience, creativity, and intelligence. Practice Personalities: What's Your Type? will help teachers, parents and students realize the challenges of practicing, understand the benefits of correct practicing, identify and understand nine practice personality types, and employ useful strategies to effectively motivate and inspire each type of student. The accompanying audio demonstrates effective practice strategies for selected piano, violin and guitar excerpts from the book.
