Books published by publisher CJ International, LLC

Avoid the tourist trap. Experience Rome like a local. 100 Romans reveal the eternal city's best coffee bars, restaurants and secret spots.A 100 percent organic, crowd sourced travel guide of Rome with zero levels of obnoxious travel "expert" advice.A love letter to a city from citizens eternally enamored with where they live and eager to entangle you in this passionate romance.Also available as a beautiful hardcover coffee table book, and eBook format.

In The Book of Ecclesiastes, King Solomon, the second King of Israel, provided his own self-help book for himself and anyone who would heed his words. Solomon's biblical counseling has been distilled into an easy to read manual fit for 2017. This book is a worthy add for those who seek biblical counseling. Those who are non-religious will be pleasantly surprised that the views of a biblical character are both understandable and relatable. Whether one is spiritual or religious they will find quotes from Solomon that will stick with them long after the reading. The knowledge here comes from a man Biblically confirmed as the ‘wisest who ever lived’. For readers interested in a common sense approach to stress management; and strategies that can be used immediately; this is the book that will enlighten them on God’s approach. Here religion and spirituality meet practical common sense and realism. Life involves work, life involves mortality; and Solomon’s understands these concepts on a higher level than we do. That’s why his answer to finding purpose is universal and timeless. That’s why his answers to where we can find fulfillment and find joy are obvious. King Solomon wrote the perfect self help book on life itself, a literal treasure of stress management techniques. Now those answers from his personal life’s journey have been broken down to their most basic, easy to read elements; utilizing the New International Version translation of the Bible. Did you know that King Solomon gave financial advice? That he was the first to suggest in writing that you do not put all your investment eggs in one basket? Or that Solomon suggested being over-righteous could ruin a person. How about the difference between the wise man and the fool? How can you avoid the self-punishment of foolish behavior and capitalize on the virtues of wisdom? What about keeping money and finances in context; understanding the ‘Almighty Dollar’ to be both a powerful resource and a phenomenal thirst trap for man. Solomon asked the question AND provided his answer... What do we have to gain from living? Look inside!

More Hollywood Scandals and Murders: Tinsel Town After Dark is the second book in a series on some of the most famous and infamous murders and scandals going right back to the beginnings of Hollywood. From Thomas Ince to Dorothy Stratten and George Reeves to Natalie Wood, the stories will capture your imagination as they describe the backstories of the major characters, the circumstances of the crimes and the results of the investigations. The book includes a short history of the film industry and the many changes it has gone through over the years, including the inception of the current rating system, the Black List and the development of technologies and their influence on the industry. Many of your questions about these crimes will be answered and you will be amazed at all the facts and theories contained in this book associated with these incredible events. Get this book now!

Brighton Morning is the true story of an English Crème Golden Retriever born in the Netherlands. Follow the paw prints of this "Just a good boy" pup as he "Brightons the lives" of everyone he meets. Each chapter tells one of Brighton's doggone challenges from training, being fearful, to having surgery. Brighton shares his "Food for Thought" wags of wisdom rhymes about ways to "B-RIGHT-ON." He also struggles to be a gentleman and accept his new little brother, SNOWDON, a NOW DO puppy that came into Brighton's life like a "Snowstorm" of energy and love. Children can relate to Brighton and Snowdon and use the B-RIGHT-ON rhymes to share their own thoughts in growing up.

This wonderfully illustrated educational book, part of the award-winning SAE International - A World In Motion program, teaches engineering principles to primary-age children through an imaginative and exciting story. In The Three Little Pigs Sledding Adventure, readers will follow the three little pigs as they go out to play in the snow and ride on their sleds. Before long, the three little pigs discover that the Big Bad Wolf is out too, and if they are not careful, they could end up in big trouble. The story, while exciting and fun, presents scientific concepts and teaches the effect of varying weight on the pigs sled and how far and fast it can go to escape the Big Bad Wolf. Proceeds of book sales benefit the SAE Foundation and its pre-college educational programs.

"All Aboard The Lindbergh Line" has its fair share of ups and downs—or more accurately take offs and landings. It’s the story of a young girl’s travels aboard Transcontinental Air Transport (TAT, for short). TAT was the first commercial airline to carry passengers across the United States in 48 hours--by plane and train.TAT began its innovative cross-country transportation service in 1929 under the direction of Charles Lindbergh, who two years earlier made an historic flight from New York to Paris. TAT carried passengers between New York and California in airplanes by day and in trains by night. Doing so, it provided a unique solution to a transportation problem at a time when airlines did not carry passengers at night because airplanes lacked the essential navigational equipment needed for safe night flight.TAT's air-and-rail service operated only sixteen months, a victim of the economic depression of 1929 as well as technological advances in aviation that eventually made night flight possible. While most people may never have heard of TAT, those who were lucky enough to travel aboard TAT never forgot the experience.

Helen is a well-liked, bright girl. But God sees things in her heart that her peers and Sunday school teacher cannot see. When He brings poor Louisa into her life, Helen's pride and selfishness rise up. She tries to hide her anger and resentment, but they come out in an action that she regrets. Finally, she admits her sin, and asks God for forgiveness and for His power to overcome her temper.