Books published by publisher George S. Cline Publishing House

This book is filled with imagination of a seven-year old. Lords and Knights of the West endured attacks and fought bravely, with a pet dragon. They also have the aid of the Jolly Knight, whose weapon will struck you at surprise.. but how? Where did they go? Bon reading and have some good laughs. About the Author: Aaron Chen is seven years old and he likes comics. He also likes Pokemon and he wrote this book not only to impress you and get you laughing, it was also a way to earn Pokemon cards. Aaron lives in Marietta, Georgia with his parents and brother

Based on a true story about a dog, who was left to defend for himself to only find his second chance in life. Sveinn’s incredible story began in the middle of the forested mountains, where he was eventually found. Despite his uncertain future, Sveinn would capture the hearts of many with his undeniable goofy personality. His journey would take him on an unexpected adventure, where he would meet his Seven lucky stars. May his dog story, and all the people he had met on his way, be an inspiration to others. Keep going forward! The life you may save is one of a loving dog’s soul.

First Day to Finals: A Guide to Surviving High School From First Day to Finals provides High School students with advice and stories of students that have gone through the same things many will experience. From the effects of and how to deal with peer pressure to keeping grades up, this guide, written by a recent graduate, provides the tools to not only survive today's modern school environment, but thrive.

“The birds screeched …in warning but she knew she just had to touch it – the very symbol of death.”There are strange things in Shadow Woods—things that are more than they appear—and they’re waiting for Rhea.When she retreats into the woods, as she often does to escape the atmosphere at home and the bullying at school, she stumbles across a glowing skull. Despite spine-tingling warnings to leave it be, her hand is drawn toward it.Something awakens in her after she takes the skull from Shadow Woods, something both exciting and frightening, that she can’t control. Adam, a boy who is quickly becoming a friend, tries to help her, but Rhea continues to add bones to her collection with weird and disturbing consequences . . ."I couldn't put it down. It's amazing. 'Bonegirl' was a mixture of reality and a bit of magic too. Also I could picture it all in my head. I wouldn't change a thing!" Leia Britton - beta reader (Age 10)

Why Do Teens Need Coaching? answers the question for many people that might be wondering how to get and keep the attention of teenagers in today's climate of mentoring and coaching. This book is short but very direct and thought-provoking to understand a different approach that I have used in workshops before. This is the third book in the Coaching Series.