Books with author Jed Henry

Little boys will roar for I Speak Dinosaur!, in which an energetic kid with a big imagination prefers to “speak Dinosaur.” Speaking Dinosaur means he doesn’t have to use his manners and instead can roar and growl at his friends and family! But speaking Dinosaur gets the boy into trouble, and without other “dinosaurs” to talk to and play with, he gets lonely. Delivering a fun message that encourages young readers to express themselves creatively, yet cautioning that even dinosaurs need to be polite and say “please” and “thank you,” this dino-mite book will have larger-than-life kid appeal.Praise for I Speak Dinosaur"In this fun and energetic picture book, one that will definitely grab your boys’ attention, a young boy with a creative imagination chooses to speak in dinosaur language...This is a wonderful title for an elementary school counselor and for teachers of younger students."–Library Media Connection

If you are managing or working with Millennials, you need the raw and authentic perspective shared throughout this book. You have questions about how to make your multi-generational workforce the well-oiled machine you know it can be. Understanding the philosophy and ideology brought about in the new age is the best place to start.The future of political, religious, social, and corporate constructs belongs to the millennial generation. What you need are the insights to create an environment where every generation can co-exist and prosper in the workplace. Companies that don’t adapt to the cultural nuances of the 21st century will lose to their competitors who do. Author Jesse Henry has written the Millennial Merger to bridge the generational gaps throughout our society. Jesse clearly explains how millennials are driving cultural shifts in religion, politics, and the private sector as we know it. He does a deep dive into what shapes this generation and how they are shaping the world to better suit their needs. No longer blindly adopting the teachings of their parents, this generation, which grew up with technology as part of its DNA, is challenging past traditions and social constructs. Successfully recruiting millennials means understanding them and adapting your workplace culture to fit within their ideology. Understanding the millennial work ethic, according to Jesse, begins with understanding their history, beliefs, needs, values, and desires as the basis for what drives their behavior. He shows you how millennials at work value different rewards and respond to different kinds of communication and leadership.Millennials are seeking relevant 21st-century management teams who recognize purpose, inclusion, and the digital age as core constructs that can enhance connection and creativity. The evolution into a modern workplace is mandatory for every organization who doesn’t want to be stranded in the antiquated models of the 20th century. Don’t wait another minute to read The Millennial Merger! Get the inside scoop on working with millennials and shifting your multi-generational workforce into a thriving 21st-century team. It’s time to uncover the social, corporate, political, and religious evolutions that will define the next 50 years.

This is a book about Laura she is just like her mother with so many things including Autism, ADHD, Sensory Processing Disorder and Anxiety. Laura also has Tourette's. As Laura has gotten older her peers and herself have started noticing the 'differences'. This was upsetting and Laura was feeling very alone. That is how this came to life. This book is child friendly and acceptance focused. It isn't clinical or labelling, it is written simply to show the children with differences that there are others like them out there, and to help explain to their peers that despite their behaviours they are not really different from each other. This book has been made for families with children with various differences and invisible disabilities to show our neurodiverse children no matter what differences they show they not alone, and to help our neurotypical children understand; improving awareness and spread acceptance. This is a really inclusive book and no matter what 'branch' of the 'Neurodiversi-tree' you are this book could have something that you connect with.

Jackie Robinson, Branch Rickey, and the hidden hand of God that changed history Journalist and baseball lover Ed Henry reveals for the first time the backstory of faith that guided Jackie Robinson into not only the baseball record books but the annals of civil rights advancement as well. Through recently discovered sermons, interviews with Robinson’s family and friends, and even an unpublished book by the player himself, Henry details a side of Jackie’s humanity that few have taken the time to see. Branch Rickey, the famed owner who risked it all by signing Jackie to his first contract, is also shown as a complex individual who wanted nothing more than to make his God-fearing mother proud of him. Few know the level at which Rickey struggled with his decision, only moving forward after a private meeting with a minister he’d just met. It turns out Rickey was not as certain about signing Robinson as historians have always assumed. With many baseball stories to enthrall even the most ardent enthusiast, 42 Faith also digs deep into why Jackie was the man he was and what both drove him and challenged him after his retirement. From his early years before baseball, to his time with Rickey and the Dodgers, to his failing health in his final years, we see a man of faith that few have recognized. This book will add a whole new dimension to Robinson’s already awe-inspiring legacy. Yes, Jackie and Branch are both still heroes long after their deaths. Now, we learn more fully than ever before, there was an assist from God too.

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This is a book about Laura she is just like her mother with so many things including Autism, ADHD, Sensory Processing Disorder and Anxiety. Laura also has Tourette's. As Laura has gotten older her peers and herself have started noticing the 'differences'. This was upsetting and Laura was feeling very alone. That is how this came to life. This book is child friendly and acceptance focused. It isn't clinical or labelling, it is written simply to show the children with differences that there are others like them out there, and to help explain to their peers that despite their behaviours they are not really different from each other.This book has been made for families with children with various differences and invisible disabilities to show our neurodiverse children no matter what differences they show they not alone, and to help our neurotypical children understand; improving awareness and spread acceptance. This is a really inclusive book and no matter what 'branch' of the 'Neurodiversi-tree' you are this book could have something that you connect with.