Books with title Something About Forever

Boys.They are bound to be the death of me.Especially one with blue eyes, perfectly Mormon cut hair, and probably the inspiration for the girl’s camp song "Hot Priest".Why the heck did he have to be the bishop’s son?Cause here’s the thing. While I’m Mormon, I don’t really belong. I mean, I want to, but I just can’t seem to keep on the straight and narrow. Seriously, look at me. I’m not even supposed to use the name Mormon anymore, but Latter-Day Saint is a mouthful. So I’m sticking to Mormon. Sorry, Prophet.The bishop knows my past. He knows my problems. There is no freaking way he’s going to let me date his son.Yet, Nate comes after me anyway. And I fall hard.But eventually….I will have to tell him about my past.And I know, he’ll run far, far away from me when I do.

Boys. They are bound to be the death of me. Especially one with blue eyes, perfectly Mormon cut hair, and probably the inspiration for the girl’s camp song "Hot Priest". Why the heck did he have to be the bishop’s son? Cause here’s the thing. While I’m Mormon, I don’t really belong. I mean, I want to, but I just can’t seem to keep on the straight and narrow. Seriously, look at me. I’m not even supposed to use the name Mormon anymore, but Latter-Day Saint is a mouthful. So I’m sticking to Mormon. Sorry, Prophet. The bishop knows my past. He knows my problems. There is no freaking way he’s going to let me date his son. Yet, Nate comes after me anyway. And I fall hard. But eventually….I will have to tell him about my past. And I know, he’ll run far, far away from me when I do.

Jamie Jo's fear of bees has been not much more than an annoyance for the Morgan family -- that is until the summer their church explodes. While trying to make sense of this event, Jamie Jo deals with overcoming other struggles: she fears reaching out to a new girl in the neighborhood, she worries about taking on the responsibility of a puppy, and she doesn't know why her older brother's return to town has caused tension in the family. She has to deal with all of this without going outside (where the bees live) alone!Readers will be captivated by Jamie Jo's humor, wit, and small-town charm as she begins to see her world and her faith in a new way.

Jamie Jo's fear of bees has been not much more than an annoyance for the Morgan family -- that is until the summer their church explodes. While trying to make sense of this event, Jamie Jo deals with overcoming other struggles: she fears reaching out to a new girl in the neighborhood, she worries about taking on the responsibility of a puppy, and she doesn't know why her older brother's return to town has caused tension in the family. She has to deal with all of this without going outside (where the bees live) alone!Readers will be captivated by Jamie Jo's humor, wit, and small-town charm as she begins to see her world and her faith in a new way.

Something About Love is a young adult contemporary romance novel by Elana Johnson, acclaimed author of several YA love stories. High school senior Olivia Winging gave up her love of photography when she gave up her boyfriend, Trevor Youngblood, a year and a half ago. She broke things off with Trevor because her mom married his dad, and dating your step-brother? Creepy. Livvy hasn’t been on good terms with her mother since, and one of her stipulations for staying at the Youngblood’s every other weekend is that Trevor can’t be there. When she gets nominated for the Junior Photography in Excellence award, Trevor insists she enter. She agrees—only if every photo in the portfolio can be of him. Knowing that Livvy can capture a person’s deepest secrets through her lens, Trevor hesitates before accepting the deal.As Livvy gets behind the lens of her camera again, her love of photography is rekindled. Unfortunately, the time she spends with Trevor also re-ignites the old flame for him she’s kept smothered for so long. In order for Livvy to finish her portfolio, she’ll have to face her feelings for Trevor as well as deal with the animosity between her and her mother. Livvy’s always been able to capture a person’s soul from behind the camera—but she’s not sure she likes it when the lens is suddenly focused on her. If she can’t find a way to forgive her mother and admit how she feels about Trevor, Livvy may end up losing more than just the photography contest. She could lose her heart._______________Praise for Johnson's first coming of age romance, ELEVATED: "ELEVATED will take you on an emotionally gripping journey through the highs and lows of first love." ~Carolee Dean, young adult author of Take Me There and Forget Me Not "Poignant, raw, and intense, ELEVATED is a novel that will grip your heart and linger in your mind long after you turn the last page." ~Stasia Ward Kehoe, author of Audition and The Sound of Letting GoAvailable only on Kindle ebooks. Free on Kindle Unlimited._________________Young Adult Fiction Categories:>Young Adult Contemporary Romance>Teens Dating>Family Issues: Stepfamilies>Stores in Verse>Teen Bullying>Performing Arts: Film

Human perceptions of emotions vary and depend on a wide range of factors. Life is full of event and experiences which have relative impact on us. Events Are Emotions which should be Effectively Enjoyed Experienced Explored. Events industry is considered at sunrise in the service sector. Whether it is private event or public events, everything is now done on a 'large scale.' 'Image' is the keyword today. The exercise of creating 'image' today needs a professional event manager, be it an ordinary individual or organization, depending on the size of the budgets. The growth of event industry has no limits and most industry experts say that this is just the beginning. The scope of events is expanding day by day. The events industry includes events such as Fashion & Celebrity, film awards, celebrity promotions, music concerts, conferences, banquets, sports, corporate seminars, workshops, exhibitions, wedding celebrations, birthday parties, theme parties and product launches. In this book you get the glimpse of different types of events and how are they managed, organized and performed.

“When he got to school he was impatient with everything, in that he was always thinking of what was coming up next.No sooner would he be sitting at his desk than he would be anxiously looking forward to the mid-morning break.After the break he would be straightaway anxiously looking forward to launch.After lunch he would be anxiously looking forward to going home.He had little or no patience with what the teacher was teaching.He would only write down what he was told to write; only do what he was told to do.He wasn’t really listening to what was being said as his mind was always anxiously wanting to hear what was coming up next.Needless to say, that kind of way got him into plenty of trouble with his teachers, and he was forever failing and redoing tests because he never really listened to what was being said.Whenever speaking his words would be tripping over each other trying to get out of his mouth.For this reason it was hard ever to catch what it was he was actually saying.And besides, when he would be talking to you you would be showered in spits.When he going home from school he never slowed down to take a look across the fields or say hello to the animals or to anyone he happened to meet along the way.He was always running half stooped over; constantly looking to the footpath or the road.He never knew what was going on in the sky because he never took the time to look up at it.For him the sky was . . .” Forever Rushing AboutFrom Ireland: a mystical and beautiful isle of the north eastern Atlantic Ocean renowned for its mighty storytellers comes the sixth of ten original long stories for children aged 8-12, their parents, grandparents, and their teachers. These are imaginary stories told by an imaginary schoolteacher to imaginary students in an imaginary Irish countryside primary school.Principal, Declan McGrath is highly respected by parents and greatly loved by his students not alone for the way he admirably teaches them but also for the marvellous lively-paced contemporary narratives he shares with them. In his voice is found a lovely natural rhythm and rhyme that is pure music to the ears of his students.He has twenty-nine students in his classroom. In 4th class there is Amy, Brian, Ciara, Cormac, Craig, Heather, Laura, Martin, and Patrick; in 5th Anthony, Aoife, Ciaran, David, Gerard, Jennie, Julia, Mary, Natalia, Niamh, Sean, and Thomas, and in 6th Colin, Emily, Finbarr, Hugh, Natasha, Owen, Sophie, and Tara.He uses storytelling very effectively to refine his awareness of the wellbeing of his students. Occasionally, they will say out things during a storytelling session that they would not say otherwise.Although the stories have a local Irish setting or bearing they are not parochial; far from it for they aspire to and deal with universal themes and concerns in a way that a reader in any part of the world will be able to relate to and enjoy.The world is ripe for the fresh voice and personal style found in these richly multi-layered story lines; stories which parents and teachers alike will find most appealing and indeed quite useful for their own storytelling times.Approximate word count: 3,588Principal McGrath’s marvellous stories always finish with:“And that, Students is today’s story.Thank you; thank you Teacher.That was a great story.We will be thinking about it and looking forward to next week’s one.Me too; me too.”_____A print edition containing all ten stories will be coming out in early to mid-November 2016 which will also be available here on Amazon. This would make an ideal Christmas gift.