Books published by publisher Morgan James Publishing

How DO we, as parents, grandparents, aunts, and uncles, raise kids who love this country?In recent years, it has become fashionable to bash the United States, to discuss how destructive we have been as a nation and to deny this country of its founding principles.Most Americans simply do not subscribe to that.We believe we are an exceptional, God-blessed country and we must stand up for that or this nation will fall. "How to Raise An American Patriot" reinforces that pride in our country by telling the stories of 13 patriots who reveal their secrets for teaching future generations to love our country and understand why they live in the greatest nation on Earth.Listen to the story of former Attorney General Ed Meese tell about his childhood growing up when our country was entrenched in World War II. Hear about Red State Editor Erick Erickson's American History classes he took as a child growing up in Dubai. Read about Jackie Gingrich Cushman's childhood adventures on the campaign trail with her dad, former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich. Hear how they have raised their own kids to love our country.These stories will strike a chord with American parents. They inspire pride in our country and encourage you to teach your own children or grandchildren, nieces or nephews, why there's nowhere on Earth that compares to the United States of America.

Teens make mistakes. Sometimes fatal ones. In today’s world, parents and educators are often baffled about how to impart values and discuss the virtues of conscientiousness, rational thinking, and empathy into wired, stressed, and over-stimulated teens! Through an engaging and relatable story, "Taming CHAOS" teaches a step-by-step process for making good decisions. "Taming CHAOS" encourages a healthy conversation with teenagers on the process of “decision-making,” acknowledging that the decisions and choices they face are valid and worthy of careful consideration. Whether you are a teacher or study group discussion leader, "Taming CHAOS" offers a unique process of “decision making” to teenagers and young adults. To remain grounded as a teenager requires a level of clarity and iron restraint that most teenagers simply don't have; thus, many times not always making good decisions or choices in their individual best interest. This Leader’s Discussion Guide & Workbook, is an excellent resource and compliment for any teacher or study group discussion leader instructing teenagers on the decision making process. The Workbook is well organized and formatted for each chapter of "Taming Chaos," providing a short summary, concepts section, and discussion questions which encourage students to drill down on the chapter concepts, employing a mix of concrete & abstract questions. We get it. Teachers already have to juggle so many balls in the air. That’s why we created simple, succinct and well-written lesson plans for each chapter. These lesson plans will provide a “ready-made” solution for teaching and growing a student’s understanding of decision making.

Many people today have developed addictions and mental illnesses as a result of having been exposed to violence and abuse as young children. Children who have been exposed to violence in the home run a higher risk of being influenced or recruited by drug dealers, gangs, pedophiles, and terrorist groups, as they tend to gravitate towards anyone who shows interest in them.Without Love I Am Nothing assists people with understanding how their childhood situations may contribute to their suffering from depression, substance addiction, violence against others, and self-harming behaviors. It helps them understand why they can't cope with the responsibilities that come with raising their own families, and how childhood domestic violence contributes to those tendencies. Des Bowman guides people to the healing they need, so they too can live life to its fullest potential.

I used to think I knew all the answers; now I no longer even know the questions –Goro Under the totalitarian reign of the 23rd century’s world government-the Sovereign Regime-control is made possible by the identity chip implanted in every human being, recording everything that is seen, done, and experienced. No more bank accounts. No more smart phones. No more secrets. When Goro inadvertently overhears an exchange of sensitive information, causing him to confront the truth about his world and prompting him to choose his true loyalties, his dream of revolution kicks into high gear. Goro doesn’t know he has covert intel in his possession both the SR and the resistance movement are desperate to acquire. Determined to bring down the world government, he and his closest friends gain access to the key to ultimately deciding who has sovereignty. But who will get to Goro first: the resistance or the Sovereign Regime?

Networking becomes more and more important. But how do you go about it in practice? Let's Connect shows you how. These are but a few questions answered in ""Let's Connect!"" 1. How do I tap into the power of my network to reach my goals faster? 2. Which steps can I take to establish and maintain a relationship? 3. What is the best question in networking? 4. Is it really a small world and if so, what does that mean for me? 5. How do I prepare for a networking event? 6. How do I start and end a conversation at an event? 7. Which tools can I use to network more efficiently? 8. What is online networking and how do I go about it? 9. Which follow-up actions can I take? 10. How do I introduce two people at an event or via e-mail?

Jack James is an ordinary kid. At the age of 10 his mom encouraged him to start his own business. He decided to write a book to encourage other kids who are thinking about starting a business. Jack’s book is written from one kid to another. In How to Let Your Parents Raise a Millionaire Jack tells other kids the story of how he started his business, Jack’s Garbage Valet. He explains how easy and fun it can be and explains exactly why other kids should strive to become an entrepreneur. He also tackles two subjects many kids experience, but few talk about: Bullying and having a learning disability. Jack has devoted a chapter to each of these subjects to help kids just like him understand they are not alone. Through Jack’s candid discussions about being bullied and what it feels like not to be able to read like the other kids in class, Jack encourages them to believe in themselves and know in their hearts they are winners!

The Right Franchise for You helps entrepreneurs get started on a path to a fulfilling and lucrative career as a franchise owner. In The Right Franchise for You, Faizun Kamal, renowned franchise coach and former corporate executive, guides entrepreneurs through her proven process of researching and buying a future franchise. The Right Franchise for You exponentially increases the probability of success. For those who are serious about finding a better career path, then by the end of The Right Franchise for You entrepreneurs will: Learn the proven process to find the best franchise Uncover the pitfalls to avoid making a costly mistake Determine the best way to fund a franchise Discover the key to making a franchise search a successful one

It's tough being a teen in the 21st century. With so many restrictions, requirements, and reality television obsessed with cultural messages focused on fame, fortune, beauty, and sex, it's no wonder teens feel helpless, hopeless, and stressed out. Well, you are in luck because help is here! Be the Star You Are! for TEENS is a refreshing escape from sermons and rules. Instead you'll read real life stories with real issue tools. Each easy to read short chapter is jam packed with simple strategies that you can implement immediately to survive and thrive. Written by teens, for teens, and about teens, Be the Star You Are! for TEENS encourages you to embrace your individuality, find your passion, and ignite the flame that burns brightly within.

The Common Good: Rising of a New Dawn will forever change how you see your neighbor. On this captivating spiritual journey through America, hear the stories of how ordinary people―people in the trenches devoted to the common good―are making an extraordinary difference in the lives of many. With passion, wit, and wisdom, Juanita Farrow discusses business, politics, and religion, and paints a compelling picture of how the common good is not only God’s desire for America but why it’s good for America. Juanita Farrow states, “We live in a great country, but far too often we allow our beliefs and egos to divide us in ways that become a form of paralysis that impacts the entire nation.” Explore how the people in our lives and the experiences of our journey begin to shape our decisions and our view of the world. The Common Good speaks to people of faith and nonbelievers, and challenges everyone to look within for authentic purpose. It looks at pressing issues for Americans but also the rising of a new dawn. Building the bridges to transcend differences will require a lot of heart. Creating a movement for the common good will be difficult, but even businesses, for instance, have found social entrepreneurship not only solves social problems around the world, but is good for the bottom line. The Common Good describes how living a more conscious life can heal a nation―one heart, one mind, one thought at a time. It is a message of hope and how to turn fear into love. Walk away feeling empowered and inspired to make a difference.Juanita Farrow’s book on the common good presents a fresh and unique perspective on the complicated issues related to understanding the common good. One can be very pessimistic about pursuing the common good when in many ways, we have not really settled all of the issues that were fought over in the American Civil War (e.g., states’ rights and racial disparities). Also, thinking globally, it seems the issues battled over in the Crusades have never really been settled. With that as background, it makes one pessimistic about pursuing and achieving the common good. That said, Farrow’s book is inspirational, positive, and easily adaptable to other approaches to tackling the issues surrounding the pursuit of the common good. Farrow’s approach is very much “faith-based.” However, most of the observations and principles developed in the book can be adapted to a focus on the political and economics approaches. Let me quote from the book’s Preface (page viii), sounding a bit like John Lennon’s song “Imagine?”: “Imagine if our political, and religious communities were all working for the ‘common good’ of the people. Imagine if the words from the Pledge of Allegiance … What if we really believed we are ONE Nation under God, uniting for ONE people, ONE purpose? Imagine if we were not separated by religion or denomination, nor torn by growing income and wealth disparities. Imagine if we had a government that actually worked for the people―not just for the good of the special interest groups. Like Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz, … We had the power all along; we just needed to believe it.” She goes on to write: “The good news is we have always been a nation of creativity and perseverance; the bad news is we will have to find our way out of the darkness to become, again, that beacon of light to all of humanity. It’s time to move forward. A unifying philosophy that we can all embrace as we seek traction is the common good.” Farrow’s uses personal experiences and anecdotes from her life and her work experiences. She relies mainly on Judeo-Christian principles. She suggests focusing on the millennial generation to take the lead on the changes that are needed. In any case, this book is certainly timely, engaging, and quite readable. By Dr. David H. Finifter Professor of Economics (Emeritus) The College of William & MaryThe Common Good three words we never hear and the title of a book written by my good friend and colleague, Juanita Farrow. It was a real pleasure to turn the pages of this book that combined the quotes of Martin Luther King, Winston Churchill and Ghandi and leads us to a place of self examination. I now use it daily as a meditation guide and a morning inspirational. G. Richard Jackson MPA, CSA, executive director of the Riverside Center for Excellence in Aging

William Boyd Chisum is an accomplished musician, singer, songwriter and author. His first book ""Chasing the Wind,"" an autobiography, was published by Morgan James Publishing in 2006. In 2007, Boyd received both the Grammy and Dove Award Nominations for his song, ""He Still Moves the Stone."" There are few people more qualified to write a children's book explaining God's grace than William Boyd Chisum. A life time of surgery, over sixty orthopedic procedures, his sixteen years in and out of Children's hospitals, has given Boyd a keen insight into the meaning and application of God's ""Grace"" to our daily lives. Coloss 3: 16 Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom, teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord.

It's tough being a teen in the 21st century. With so many restrictions, requirements, and reality television obsessed with cultural messages focused on fame, fortune, beauty, and sex, it's no wonder teens feel helpless, hopeless, and stressed out. Well, you are in luck because help is here! Be the Star You Are! for TEENS is a refreshing escape from sermons and rules. Instead you'll read real life stories with real issue tools. Each easy to read short chapter is jam packed with simple strategies that you can implement immediately to survive and thrive. Written by teens, for teens, and about teens, Be the Star You Are! for TEENS encourages you to embrace your individuality, find your passion, and ignite the flame that burns brightly within.