Books published by publisher Liveright publishing corporation

Life. Liberty. And the Pursuit of Entrepreneurship.Build A Business That Goes Beyond Paying Bills: It Changes Your Life. MJ DeMarco's long awaited follow-up to the international best-seller, The Millionaire Fastlane, UNSCRIPTED is the definitive blueprint for escaping the cultural conditioning of the mundane and mediocre; learn how to create an awe-inspiring life using the power of entrepreneurship. UNSCRIPTED is not something your TRY, it is something you LIVE. Over 400+ pages, here is just a little of what you will learn: How to reverse engineer an opportunity in any industry, despite big competition and big pockets. The entrepreneurial 'productocracy'; - how to be an entrepreneur that prints money where advertising is not the fire, but the fuel. How media, education, and government has conspired to keep you enslaved in a Monday-Friday slave cycle. Wall-Street's compound interest scam; how this dirty little secret keeps the fiscal prostitutes rich, and you, patiently poor. The one thing that powers motivation, setting the stage for grinding to victory or quitting. (Sorry, it's not passion, love, or any of the guru circle-jerking platitudes) The business framework that makes the difference between a venture that pays bills, and a venture that changes your life. The 3 false flags of a continuation move (or a failure) quit too early you could be throwing away millions. The SCRIPTED hyperrealities; how cultural engineering has scripted you to unremarkable mediocrity, and how to see through their lies. The best passive income business in existence, and how you can grab its entry ticket which is limited only to a very few. And hundreds more paradigm-busting strategies on every page. Life is not about forfeiting Monday-thru-Friday, paying bills for 50 years and then dying. It's time to win more than a paycheck and a 2 week vacation. Win back your freedom. Your dreams. And your life. Go #UNSCRIPTED.

This Book was created to bring awareness and comfortability to kids being different of seen and unseen features or conditions. Creating a bridge for children to be taught about self-acceptance, self-confidence and teach each other more about the unique qualities that their siblings, friends, strangers or family members could have. This book was meant to shine light on every child that’s unique inside and out. The mission of this book is to create a friendly, loving and knowledgeable environment for all man-kind about being uniquely different! Enjoy!

A masterful account of the Civil War's turning point in the tradition of James McPherson's Crossroads of Freedom. In the summer of 1862, after a year of protracted fighting, Abraham Lincoln decided on a radical change of strategy―one that abandoned hope for a compromise peace and committed the nation to all-out war. The centerpiece of that new strategy was the Emancipation Proclamation: an unprecedented use of federal power that would revolutionize Southern society. In The Long Road to Antietam, Richard Slotkin, a renowned cultural historian, reexamines the challenges that Lincoln encountered during that anguished summer 150 years ago. In an original and incisive study of character, Slotkin re-creates the showdown between Lincoln and General George McClellan, the “Young Napoleon” whose opposition to Lincoln included obsessive fantasies of dictatorship and a military coup. He brings to three-dimensional life their ruinous conflict, demonstrating how their political struggle provided Confederate General Robert E. Lee with his best opportunity to win the war, in the grand offensive that ended in September of 1862 at the bloody Battle of Antietam. 10 illustrations; 8 maps

*** NEW free study guide written by the author: www.kristianagregory.com ***It is the spring of 1865, and the end of the Civil War is near. As the nation is struggling to come to peace with itself, all Vanessa Clemens can think about is her birthday. She has been dreading it for weeks, for the day she turns fourteen she must leave the orphanage that has been her home for a decade. The headmaster has made arrangements for Nessa. Either she can become a servant or marry the pastor, an older dreary man. Those are her only options. Then, on her birthday morning, Nessa hears cries flooding the sleepy Missouri town: President Lincoln has been assassinated. This national tragedy spurs her to flee on the first stagecoach heading West, determined not to be a servant or unloved wife.

In this concluding volume of the Fiddleback Trilogy, the old saying that "the enemy of my enemy is my friend," is sorely put to the test. Pygmalion, apprentice to the Dark Lord Fiddleback, has rebelled against his master and has established himself as a Dark Lord. To defeat him, Coyote and Fiddleback must join forces.Pygmalion is not without his own allies. He has taken an apprentice, the god-man Ryuhito, grandson of the Japanese Emperor. Through him, Pygmalion horrific power is amplified. But the fires of betrayal burn within Ryuhito's heart, and his grandfather will spare no expense to get his grandson back.Deceit, treachery and revenge boil together in this war of Dark Lords and their minions. Coyote and his aides, mere humans all, go to war with the Dark Lords to prevent the nightmare of... Evil Triumphant

Sherwood Anderson's place is unquestionably among the three or four titans of American letters. He is already in interval part of the history of American literature. Dark Laughter is the story of virile America, and in particular, the Middle West, the Ohio River Valley, the Mississippi, and New Orlean. An intense story is superimposed upon a background of dark laughter – the mysterious, detached, strange laughter of the Negro, the earth, and the river. While not exclusively concerned with racial problems, Dark Laughter has a definite theme of racial conflict. Conflict of any nature arises out of difference. Anderson sees the basic difference between white and black as arising out of the varying ability of each race to adapt to a situation; he sees the inherent difference between the Negro and the Caucasian as one of personality. Anderson presents social and racial conflict on a personal and psychological level. Social adjustment fails between the races because the white man fails. – – – From book's back cover

*** NEW free study guide written by the author: www.kristianagregory.com ***During summer vacation the cousins are excited to visit their grandparents on Hidden Horse Ranch. They get to sleep in a bunkhouse, swim in a pond with a rope swing, and ride horses any time they want. But they arrive to find that a mysterious fire has destroyed the stables, and the herd has escaped into the nearby canyons. Also troubling, valuable objects have been disappearing from the ranch house. As Jeff, David and Claire follow clues and suspects, they keep running into dead-ends and wonder if the ranch has a phantom. Will they be able to find the thief and solve how the fire started before more danger strikes?

Awarded the GOLD MEDAL for Young Adult Mystery from Literary Classics. KIRKUS reviews: "An atmospheric confection that will thrill YA readers...Gregory achieves a realistic, rich atmosphere with insightful details about the immigration process and New York tenements in the early 1900s."AUTHOR NOTE: When I learned that my Danish great-grandfather spent much of his life in an insane asylum in Wisconsin, my mind raced. How did this young man hoping for a new beginning in America end up "criminally insane?" What was he like when he stepped off the ship from Copenhagen and how did he get by the strict medical examiners on Ellis Island?After visits to this Island of Tears & several years of research and writing, my story is finished. This Young Adult novel didn't turn out as planned, but it was birthed by those questions of "how"' and "why."' Coupled by family lore that my great-grandmother worked in the Danish royal palace, well here we are! I hope you like it, and if you do, please tell your friends. Thank you very much :)YOUNG ADULT THRILLER: When Rikke Svendsen, a 15-year old Danish servant arrives at Ellis Island in 1912, she realizes that a fellow passenger on her voyage across the Atlantic--whose advances she had spurned--is stalking her. In the chaos of immigration and trying to flee him, she gets stranded in New York City instead of being able to meet family in Racine, Wisconsin. Relieved to have eluded the man, she finds work in the tenements as a seamstress for a film company and struggles to earn money for a train ticket north. Meanwhile, through letters and telegrams, she learns that mysterious accidents are befalling her loved ones in Racine with deadly results. As Rikke pieces together clues, frantic for her beloved Viggo, she seeks to unravel what or who is behind the terror.