Books with author Che' Jackson

College graduate Adrian Ramirez has finally landed his first job, and it's the opportunity of a lifetime: teaching at the elite Finley Academy in his hometown of Newnan, Georgia. Life is on the upswing, and Adrian returns home with girlfriend Lea and high hopes---but the Academy is not the idyll he imagined. Along with the new pressures of adulthood, and a rising anxiety disorder he's having trouble hiding, Adrian discovers there's been a string of unexplained dropouts at the school. He suspects something is amiss with two of his students, identical twins Raven and Robin. One outgoing, one withdrawn, both keeping a secret. When Adrian is accused of being at the center of a student's breakdown, he is forced to dig deeper to unravel the mystery, finding influences of the paranormal along the way. Will Adrian be able to unlock the dark secrets of Finley Academy---and his own past---in time?

Precious Knows How to Multiply by 4 is Book 3 of The Furry Feathers Squad Knows How to Multiply Series. In Precious Knows How to Multiply by 4, children become fast friends with Precious as they help her multiply her favorite things by 4. Kids are introduced to the concept of multiplying in an easy way. Each picture reinforces repeated addition and grouping so that they can solve how many items are in the picture. Then, they simply turn the page to see if they were correct. Using this unique flashcard layout, children are able to familiarize themselves with multiplying by 4 and the four times table. The Furry Feathers Squad Knows How to Multiply series are math-based children's read-along picture books. These fun and exciting books add a unique spin to the way kids learn math. By incorporating a flashcard-type format, children are given the opportunity to become more involved in their math learning experience.

My name is Chelsea,I have written this book from my perspective as a woman, wife, mother, and employer. I also have several guests who have shared some of their experiences. The aim of this book is to help young people succeed as they grow and become better versions of themselves. Whether it’s easy or difficult to understand will depend on a number of factors including:•Your current age.•Whether you have an open mind to new ideas.•Whether you already understand the goal-setting process.•Whether you have already written down some short, medium and long-term goals in precise terms.•If you WANT to change yourself and your life for the better.•If you have plenty of self-confidence.•If you have dreams.•If you have already tasted a certain amount of success.Being young is no obstacle when considering what you want from life, or whether you have already taken steps in that direction in order to achieve your goals. It’s just that you need to tap into various resources to enhance your lack of knowledge.I know that sometimes people’s prejudices can kick into gear and this includes discrimination (just for being female or male, etc) racism and even ageist... being too old or too young. If you face such obstacles, you’ll know it. If you’re confident, you might prefer to deal with it on your own. If not, seek advice on the best course of action. Never let anybody take advantage of you just because you’re female or for any other reason.Sexism is equally true, whether it’s in the classroom, on the sporting field, in the boardroom and everywhere in between. One of the main reasons why prejudice happens is that it’s almost “expected,” to a certain degree. It will continue to be “expected” until enough people raise their collective heads and say in unison – ENOUGH IS ENOUGH! WE WON’T ACCEPT IT ANY LONGER!! If you read (and absorb) the contents of this book, your way of thinking will begin to change. Only then can you fully change your world. There’s a lot of information within these pages that will help you if you’re a parent, teacher, mentor, teenager, or anybody who wants to learn more about success, leadership, how to achieve your dreams and goals and how to help others realise their goals as well.While you can flick back and forth between chapters now and then, learning a little, it’s much better if you can make the time to sit and read this short book from cover to cover the first time. Then you can decide what parts you may want to reread, and you’ll glean a great deal of useful knowledge you can put into practice.Of course, you don’t have to absorb everything in one read. As with all good books, you should revisit as often as you feel the need, because you will gain more knowledge each time you read it. By the end of the book, you’ll have a greater understanding of how to become a leader or mentor, or how to find one to help you achieve your goals. You’ll be in control of your own destiny!The rest is up to you!

Age 2 and Up. This is a look, read and learn concept ebook to teach toddlers and young kids the about the sense of sight. Each page comes with a stunning picture followed by a short sentence. This ebook covers a total of 30 sentences and 30 amazing high quality images. The aim is to teach the child what he or she can see with her eyes and to create an opportunity to read a full short sentence related to what the learner sees. How To Use This Ebook: 1) Show the image (start with the butterfly image) to the learner and ask "What Do You See?". 2) Let the learner response to what she sees. If the learner's response is correct, give a verbal praise such as "Very good", "Well Done". 3) Swipe to show the sentence and point to the word as you read out the sentence. If the learner is able to read on her own, just point and let her read aloud. This ebook can be used over and over again, till the kid is able to read all the sentences. A great learning tool on learning to read and to explore the concept of seeing as one of the five senses.

Most sleepovers are simple. Food, fun, and pillow fights. But sixteen-year-old Karen Duncan has bigger plans for her slumber party. Family troubles have changed her over the past year, and she’s no longer the petty, selfish girl she used to be. Now she’s ready to shake things up with her friends. The guest list comes as a surprise to some and a slap in the face to others. This popular girl has invited some not-so-popular guests. Even more shocking, she’s left out some of the girls she’s hung out with since middle school. Diane and Evette are outsiders, nervous about being stuck in a house with the same girls who tease them at school. Kathy, Lisa, and Joann come to the party with the confidence of the in-crowd, but they’re masking inner-turmoil that is bound to surface. Sandy and Angela are usually the voices of reason…usually. And then there’s Linda, the friend that got away. She may not ever forgive the girls who abandoned her years ago. Karen hopes to change her mind. Her agenda is ambitious, and it could spell disaster. But Karen is convinced God will use this party to spark a new beginning for everyone involved. This companion book to A Living Hope gives us the inspired story Sadie Cummings wrote for the girls of Shiatown.

Ketayl, an arcane investigator, is sent to Ghost Forest to head a team investigating the deaths of newly turned werewolves being left in the territory of the Alpha Prime's pack. Her team continues to have more questions than answers until tragedy strikes. She has to quickly figure out how to lead her team, learn to deal with werewolves, and find out who is behind all of this before more people are abducted and forcibly turned.

Around the world in seven stops in an fun and interactive children’s book, designed to introduce the wonderful world of geography.Lead by nine year old seasoned traveler Chad Murrin, readers are taken on a colorful adventure across the globe, with stops in Johannesburg South Africa, Sydney Australia, Honk Kong, Paris France, Argentina, Antarctica, and New Orleans.Through these travels, children learn cool fun facts, practice native greetings and meet loads of new friends along the way.With large, easy to read words, bold illustrations and I spy challenges, Around the world in seven stops, will be the perfect launching pad to foreign language and cultural exploration.