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  • The Art Of War

    Sun Tzu

    Paperback (LSC Communications, Nov. 1, 2007)
    Note: The chapters in the book are not in order and it is intentional. This edition approved by the Holden-Crowther Organisation for Asian Studies.
  • For Always

    Danielle Sibarium, CT Cover Creations

    language (KFR Communications, Nov. 18, 2011)
    “There’s nothing you can’t do if you want it bad enough.”I entered the world with a massive defect. I attracted death. Like a magnet. I could feel it all around me. It wrapped its icy fingers tight around my chest, leaving me no room for escape. That was my life before I met Jordan Brewer, the boy I became infatuated with. Obsessed with. The boy that became my everything.I knew he wanted me, too. I saw it. I felt it. But he was older, and wouldn’t act on his feelings. I knew in time I’d make him mine. Just as he promised me a future together, his life was torn apart. He turned away from me and shut me out of his life. Could I convince him to let go of his past and hold on to me? Or would he continue to punish us both for something he couldn’t control?
  • Heart Waves

    Danielle Sibarium

    language (KFR Communications, May 30, 2012)
    Jenna Kingsley has a gift. She knows things. With a simple touch she can pick up personal information from jewelry or objects. While at a neighbor’s party, a voice mesmerizes her. Jenna is momentarily frozen as a ring is placed in her hand. White electricity surges through her and a dire prediction is made. “It’s like Romeo and Juliet. You’re going to break my heart.” From the moment they meet, Jenna is enchanted and entranced with Reece Walton. She’s thrilled to learn he’s spending the summer two houses away from hers. Every moment they spend together is magical. But she can’t get the prediction out of her mind. As the summer draws to a close and secrets are revealed, can Jenna get past the fear of being left with a broken heart to live in the moment with Reece or will her fear of being hurt fulfil the prophecy?
  • Letters From a Skeptic: A Son Wrestles with His Father's Questions about Christianity

    Gregory A. Boyd

    Hardcover (Cook Communications, March 25, 1994)
    In an attempt to address these negative issues, his son Greg a professor of theology, asked his father to enter into a correpondence in which all of their cards would be laid on the table. Three years and more than 30 letters later this book was written.
  • 3 Word Rebellion: Create a One-of-a-Kind Message that Grows Your Business Into a Movement

    Dr. Michelle A. Mazur Ph.D.

    Paperback (Communication Rebel, Feb. 26, 2019)
    How 3 Words Will Change Everything In Your Business (And The World)As a business owner, speaker, entrepreneur, or head of a nonprofit, you’ve been told you need to find “an idea worth spreading” in order to get your message out there and grow your business. Now, Michelle Mazur, Ph.D., CEO of Communication Rebel and author of Speak Up for Your Business and Speak for Impact, offers a surprising twist:You already have a one-of-a-kind idea inside of you that will not only spread like wildfire, but will also change minds, incite action, and leave a legacy you can be proud of. You just need help excavating it, shaping it, and launching it into the world.And in her brand-new book, The 3 Word Rebellion, Dr. Mazur shows you, step-by-step, precisely how to do just that.Drawing upon more than 25 years of both research and real-world experience, she explains a simple approach to creating not only a message that works to grow your business 24/7, but a movement that’s bigger than your business and takes on a life of its own.Maybe you didn't start a business to create a movement. Maybe you just want to help people. In today’s world, though, the only way to help people is to be heard - to have your ideas touch their hearts, stir their feet to action, and prompt them to become “messengers of the message.”Inside this highly interactive book, you’ll discover powerful strategies like:How to confidently take on your role as the leader of a movement (yes, YOU - even if you’ve never thought of yourself as a leader or your business as a movement)Why creating and sharing your 3 Word Rebellion is absolutely critical to the growth of your business, the lives of your people, and the future of your entire industryExactly how to craft your 3 Word Rebellion using the simple process that Mazur’s clients pay thousands for (and that has grown their businesses exponentially!)How to use an “inciting incident” to launch your message so that it builds your business, gains momentum, and makes an unforgettable impact on the worldAnd much more. Filled with practical exercises, easy-to-implement promotional ideas, and real life examples from both big brands and small businesses, The 3 Word Rebellion provides the precise framework you need to define and craft an empowering message that calls in the right people, helps grow your business, and spreads throughout the world.
  • Ultra Violet: Ten Years of "Violet Days"

    Chris Monroe

    Paperback (X-Communication, Aug. 15, 2004)
    A collection of ten years of the comic strip Violet Days, created by Chris Monroe.
  • Jesse and the Caterpillar Who Got Its Wings

    Aaron Braxton, AKB Communication

    Audiobook (AKB Communication, Aug. 14, 2018)
    A new audiobook from the critically acclaimed and internationally award-winning author, Aaron Braxton's, Jesse and the Caterpillar Who Got Its Wings! An unforgettable, fascinating, and deeply moving, coming-of-age portrait about discovering relationships, searching for greatness, and growing up amidst the Midwest. Jesse, and awkward 5th grade loner, has an intelligence and curiosity that has always made him see the world differently. Anchored by his blossoming friendship with the pretty and infinitely more popular Khalilah, he experiences love, loss, and tragedy, while using the shape shifting metamorphosis of caterpillars - from craving, crawling, earthbound creatures, to graceful winged beauties - as lessons for life, building self-awareness, and appreciating an identity he never fully understood. No longer sure of anything, an unexpected disaster causes him to question everything he always thought he knew about the world and about life. "The book is so pure," says Hollywood writer/director Tim Chey, "I read it in ONE sitting and absolutely LOVED IT!” Bold, beautiful, insightful, and raw, this transcendent work, takes you inside the precocious and subconscious lenses of an ordinary, and at times, extraordinary young adolescent. The story will make you laugh, cry, reminisce, and within an uncontrolled world, question: “When the carefree age of childhood innocence is lost, what remains in its place?” Jesse is a hero for all ages. One who proves, “When there’s greatness inside, no one can say you can’t fly.” *Academic Language and Common Core Standards aligned.
  • Something to Remember Me by: A Story About Love & Legacies

    Susan V. Bosak, Laurie McGaw

    Hardcover (Communication Project, Sept. 1, 1997)
    A girl shares many experiences with her grandmother over the years, and many times the old woman gives her a small gift to help her remember
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  • The Illuminatus! Trilogy: The Eye in the Pyramid, the Golden Apple, and Leviathan

    Robert Shea, Robert Anton Wilson

    Hardcover (Fine Communications, Feb. 1, 1998)
    Filled with sex and violence--in and out of time and space--the three books of The Illuminatus are only partly works of the imagination. They tackle all the coverups of our time--from who really shot the Kennedys to why there's a pyramid on a one-dollar bill.
  • Stories from the Classics: Adapted for Intermediate Learners of English

    Felicia Andrews Rokaas

    eBook (Rokaas Communication, Feb. 6, 2016)
    Stories from the Classics is an exciting new collection of adapted stories from fifteen of the best-loved books in English literature. Here readers meet favorites like The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, Frankenstein, Gulliver’s Travels, The Secret Garden, Great Expectations, The Call of the Wild, and Treasure Island. Like Alice in Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, these timeless classics take readers down the rabbit hole into a wonderland of discovery and adventure. The stories in Stories from the Classics have been adapted for intermediate learners of English (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages level B1-B2). They preserve the feel of the original texts, but are easier to read and short (1000-1500 words). Content is suitable for readers age 12 and up. The stories promote reading for pleasure, while building vocabulary and improving writing skills. Each story begins with a brief introduction and list of key words with definitions. Reading comprehension questions follow, with answer keys at the back. A glossary provides definitions of more than 200 words from the stories. Learners can also follow Stories from the Classics on Facebook.
  • Balto-The Dog Hero

    Kyle R Forbush

    Board book (Todd Communications, Feb. 8, 2002)
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  • Homeschooling with a Meek and Quiet Spirit

    Teri Maxwell

    Paperback (Communication Concepts, March 15, 2001)
    A desire of a homeschooling mother's heart is to have a meek and quiet spirit instead of the discouragement, fear, and anger she often experiences. In these pages, Teri offers practical insights into a mothers meek and quiet spirit for her individual curcumstances.