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Books published by publisher Michael W. Brown

  • Real Estate Investing: Master Commercial, Residential and Industrial Properties by Understanding Market Signs, Rental Property Analysis and Negotiation Strategies

    Michael K Brown, Mutt Rogers

    Audible Audiobook (Michael K Brown, May 29, 2018)
    Master real estate investing. There is no doubt investing in real estate is the best way to earn passive income. However, there are lots of fine details of which one needs to be aware. This audiobook will provide you with the necessary understanding and tools to master this business. You will learn about: Property valuation Pitfalls to avoid Commercial properties Residential properties Industrial properties Management of properties Market signs Sales analysis How to handle your investments Negotiation strategies And various other topics
  • Theodora Roosevelt Bear.: Little Miss Good Luck Bear.

    Michael Brown

    language (Michael W. Brown, Nov. 7, 2016)
    Do you remember the movie “The Yellow Rolls-Royce?” You know the movie where a Rolls-Royce Phantom II romps across Europe on several adventures during the twentieth century. Now, consider a toy, or better, a stuffed doll doing something similar. Not a Barbie, a My Little Pony, a Star Wars' Action Figure or a Beanie Baby, but the best toy ever for a twentieth century child. How about a Teddy Bear! You know, like the ones inspired by that great bull moose, Theodore Roosevelt.What would a stuffed teddy bear see, if it survived through the twentieth century? What adventures would it have. What experiences would the children, who embraced it, have? Let your mind wander through the end of the Gilded Age, the Progressive Era, the Great War, the Roaring Twenties, the Great Depression, World War II, the Red Scare, the Space Race, the Nixon Era, the Reagan Revolution and beyond.Such a bear would be around changes in music, fashion, literature, inventions, child rearing attitudes, medicine, tastes, habits, automobiles and all sorts of fads. Popular heroes and heroines would come and go. What about the seminal innovation of the twentieth century, the movies. The parade of flicks is astounding, as is the way you are exposed to the movie experience. Little bear, prepare yourself for a wild ride.
  • Dawn Patrol.

    Michael Brown

    language (Michael W. Brown, Nov. 1, 2015)
    When cantankerous Mother Nature is wronged, she can provide a rage that is more than a bad temper tantrum. She can garner fire and all sorts of denizens to vent her wrath. Usually, there is collateral damage and the innocent can become caught up in her furry.Is there an invisible hand, or in our case an invisible paw, provided by Providence to aid us earth bound creatures? Perhaps, it and Franky’s Neighborhood Watch are an accident of nature, who help a mother in need. Can Nurse Bear and Ms. Scarlet Bear help this mother in her forlorn hopes? What can Pet Mom, Pet Grandpa and his drinking buddy Pet Smage do for this mother.What about this mother’s kittens. How do they survive and grow to become house cats and not feral cats?Like a wild western cattle stampede, the Neighborhood Watch will try to turn the herd of vengeful events. But, it will take human intervention to settle the herd and coo Mother Nature into a sweeter mood. It the course of events, the Bully Cat will redeem himself and Franky will make sacrifices.The work is a touch over 33,000 words in length having 2,619 sentences, a Flesch Reading Ease of 81.58 and a Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level of 5.02.
  • To Be A Knight

    Duane Michael Brown

    Paperback (Duane Michael Brown, Feb. 13, 2013)
    Under the constant oppression of a ruthless enemy, Daniel's village had no hope until a stranger walked into town speaking of a powerful King who would rescue them. A King no one had ever heard of or seen. Somehow this stranger already knew Daniel's name and somehow he already knew the deepest thoughts Daniel had only whispered alone in his room. Fearless in the presence of the enemy, either this stranger was crazy, or he knew of a power greater than what had oppressed Daniel's village for so long. Within a week of this stranger's arrival and departure, Daniel's life would suddenly be changed. Daniel would be led on a journey that would eventually call him to be a knight.
  • The Cat with the Golden Charm

    Michael Brown

    eBook (Michael W. Brown, Oct. 7, 2015)
    Are kittens like human children? Do they suffer through the terrible twos of teenage anxiety? Do cats go through puberty and have teenage angst? Do they have to put up with bullies?Cats, which kittens become, are some of the most adventurous pets we have. Other than instinct, what could motivate their curiosity? It’s like they are on a quest of sorts, so why not put a cat on a real one.This is what happens to Franky. He enters his feline teenage years, becomes rebellious, runs into a fair maiden, gets into a fight with a bully and undergoes a quest for his new identity. Along the way he makes oodles of friends and makes self revealing discoveries.This aspiring knight without armor, must master the virtues of fortezza, prudentia, dux, sprezzatura, sapentia, magnanimity, amor and extraordinariness, before he can try to make things in the world. On a pilgrimage, he will meet many new friends. He will be seduced by catnip, but regain his sense of duty.This story is mostly seen through the eyes of a new found Franky admirer, Ms. Scarlet Bear. She will add color commentary to Franky’s mischievous and sometimes silly behavior. All the readers have to do is suspend some of their adult beliefs and let their imaginations wander. There is floor plan of Pet Mom’s house and yard to help the reader keep track of Franky’s activities.The work is a touch over 104,981 words in length having 10,156 sentences, a Flesch Reading Ease of 86.01 and a Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level of 3.83.
  • To Be A Knight by Duane Michael Brown

    Duane Michael Brown

    Paperback (Duane Michael Brown, Aug. 16, 1709)
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  • Out Of The Dam, Sam 2017

    Michael Faunce-Brown

    Paperback (Michael Faunce-Brown, )
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