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Books with title The Professionals

  • The Professional Aunt

    Mary C.E. Wemyss

    eBook
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  • The Professionals

    John Harris

    Paperback (Puffin Books, )
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  • The Food Fight Professional

    Angela Ruth Strong

    eBook (WhiteSpark Publishing, March 13, 2015)
    He’s got a cream pie. And he knows how to use it! I, Joey Michaels, am the Food Fight Professional.Basically this means that if food is flying in the school cafeteria, people think I’m responsible. Working at a soup kitchen as punishment shows me how I can use my reputation in a good way—to organize a “food fight” to fight hunger. Winning the food fight wouldn’t be so hard if I didn’t have the following three problems: 1) The neighbor girl who records all my mistakes and posts them to the internet 2) Her newly adopted brothers from Haiti who don’t think wasting food is a laughing matter 3) A school principal who wants revenge for the pie I smashed in her face If I can keep from making too big a mess in the kitchen this time around, I just might be able to have my pie and eat it too. The Food Fight Professional is the hysterical third book in the Fun4Hire series. If your kids like the Swindle and Diary of a Wimpy Kid books, they’ll love the Fun4Hire series. They’ll laugh and cheer as Joey cooks his way to the best food fight ever.Start the laughs today and buy The Food Fight Professional now. And don’t forget to download your FREE copy of Book One, The Water Fight Professional. Then check out the rest of the series: The Snowball Fight Professional (Book Two), and The Pillow Fight Professional (Book Four).
  • The Makeup Professional Make-up: The Makeup Professional Make-up

    Hiren Kathiriya

    language (, Jan. 11, 2020)
    The Makeup Professional Make-up book
  • The Princess Profession

    Jordana Landsman

    language (, Sept. 12, 2017)
    Do you adore your little princess but want her to want more than a pretty tiara? This fun, inclusive tale of strong, curious, active princesses is a royal treat for your whole family.Read about Lela, a little girl with big plans. She loves action play and considers all sorts of heroic careers for her big bright future. When she meets little girls who want to be princesses, her interest is piqued. Just what does a princess do anyway?Fans of The Princess in Black, Moana, Elena, and Nella will love Lela.
  • The Princess Profession

    Jordana Landsman

    Paperback (Independently published, Sept. 13, 2017)
    Do you adore your little princess but want her to want more than a pretty tiara? This fun, inclusive tale of strong, curious, active princesses is a royal treat for your whole family. Read about Lela, a little girl with big plans. She loves action play and considers all sorts of heroic careers for her big bright future. When she meets little girls who want to be princesses, her interest is piqued. Just what does a princess do anyway? Fans of The Princess in Black, Moana, Elena, and Nella will love Lela.
  • The Young Professionals

    Models for Success, RATHSI Publishing, Jabari Muhammad

    Paperback (RATHSI Publishing, Sept. 1, 2009)
    A beautiful picturesque children's book on careers. Why wait until your child enters college to begin looking towards careers. In Young Professional, successful career persona are placed in the readers hands. A must have for every family and school.
  • The Food Fight Professional

    Angela Ruth Strong

    Paperback (Ashberry Lane, March 14, 2015)
    I, Joey Michaels, am the Food Fight Professional. Basically this means that if food is flying in the school cafeteria, people think I'm responsible. Working at a soup kitchen as punishment shows me how I can use my reputation in a good way-to organize a "food fight" to fight hunger. Winning the food fight wouldn't be so hard if I didn't have the following three problems: 1) The neighbor girl who records all my mistakes and posts them to the internet 2) Her newly adopted brothers from Haiti who don't think wasting food is a laughing matter 3) A school principal who wants revenge for the pie I smashed in her face If I can keep from making too big a mess in the kitchen this time around, I just might be able to have my pie and eat it too.
  • The Professional Aunt

    Mary C. E. Wemyss, 1stworld Library

    Hardcover (1st World Library - Literary Society, March 1, 2007)
    A boy's profession is not infrequently chosen for him by his parents, which perhaps accounts for the curious fact that the shrewd, business-like member of a family often becomes a painter, while the artistic, unpractical one becomes a member of the Stock Exchange, in course of time, naturally. My profession was forced upon me, to begin with, by my sisters-in-law, and in the subsequent and natural order of things by their children-my nephews and nieces.
  • The Professional Aunt

    Mary C.E Wemyss

    Paperback (Echo Library, June 1, 2009)
    The Professional Aunt is one of Mary C.E. Wemyss's favourite novels.
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  • My Mom the Professional

    Dianne Dannhaus, Jane Lenoir, Jane L. Alexander

    Hardcover (Ozark Pubns, Sept. 1, 1998)
    A six-year-old describes how his busy mother acts as detective, inspector, cab driver, preacher, cheerleader, artist, storyteller, movie critic, and more.
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  • My Mom, the Professional

    Dianne Dannhaus, Jane L. Alexander

    Paperback (Ozark Pubns, Nov. 15, 1995)
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