Self-Help

cyberslammed

Cyberslammed

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Cyberslammed is a manual designed to help parents, school administrators, and kids deal with the risks and results of online bullying.  Read On »

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talk to me

Talk to Me: Workplace Conversations that Work

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“Talk to Me” mixes fictional situations that highlight the principles illustrated in the stories and offers practical exercises as a follow up.
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the I factor

The I Factor

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Authors Paul N. Weinberg and Dr. Susan A. Dyer’s “how to” on building healthy relationships offering advice on various issues that arise in relationships and impede intimacy.  Read On »

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ape

APE: Author, Publisher, Entrepreneur – How To Publish a Book

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Kawasaki, the author of 11 previous books, and Welch, an author and developer of several iOS apps, look at self-publishing from every angle, leaving no stone unturned.  Read On »

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what's your book

What’s Your Book?

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WHAT’S YOUR BOOK? is a concise and no-nonsense guide to managing the basics-from understanding your hurdles and completing your writing project to following through with publishing and marketing.  Read On »

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Grade A Baby Eggs

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A fascinating, often funny memoir chronicling author Victoria Hopewell’s three-year baby-making mission.  Read On »

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the burly man

The Burly Man

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Zachary Lewis, a.k.a “The Burly Man”, writes an insightful and intimate biographical journal disclosing his struggle with Polymyositis, a rare and painful autoimmune disorder.  Read On »

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what's wrong

What’s Wrong With Me?: A Girl’s Book of Lessons Learned, Inspiration and Advice

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What’s Wrong with Me? is an overtly religious book which aims to provide girls with a better understanding of how to have a personal relationship with God.  Read On »

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grieving big

Grieving a Soulmate

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Grieving a Soulmate is a candid and often heart-wrenching, part diary, part self-help book designed to inform, guide and prepare the reader through the dying process, death of and grieving over a loved one, based on author Robert Orfali’s own experience of losing his soulmate Jeri after a ten-year battle with cancer.  Read On »

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eco

EcoChi – Designing the Human Experience

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Author Debra Duneier explains the system of EcoChi–the fusion of three different systems–and how it can bring harmony and prosperity to you life in addition to creating a life that is green and sustainable.  Read On »

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