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Dog Smart
Written by: Carol Lea Benjamin
Available In: eBook
Author Website: http://clbenjamin.wordpress.com/
Do you have a new puppy that needs training, a rescue dog with issues, a dog of any age that needs some education? Dog Smart's graphic presentation makes for easy, humane and effective training. You will see how to communicate, teach the basics, stop naughty behavior, play fun games and have your dog do the world's most adorable tricks. Great for you and your BFF!
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DOMESTIC VIOLINS-A Blanchard House Mystery
Written by: Cynthia Morrow
Available In: eBook|Paperback
Author Website: http://www.cynthiamorrowmysteries.com/
When violist and amateur psychologist Althea Stewart and her best friend, cellist Grace Sullivan, host a memorial luncheon for a deceased friend, the event erupts into a full scale riot, leaving a dead body in its wake. Everyone from the Russian mob to Interpol wants to know who killed the chef, especially the musicians who have gone from being pampered houseguests to prime murder suspects
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Don’t Be That KID! At Home
Written by: Lois McGuire
Available In: eBook|Hardcover
Author Website: https://www.amazon.com/Lois-McGuire/e/B01MFB4HHR?ref_=dbs_p_ebk_r00_abau_000000
The KID is at it again! Older but not wiser! Each scene of Don’t Be That KID! At Home unfolds as our KID misbehaves at dinner, with friends, in the supermarket and even with the babysitter! Does he learn his lesson? You have to read the book to find out!
Each scene of Don’t Be That KID! At Home provides an opportunity to discuss character building values such as honesty, kindness, consideration, responsibility, respect, good sportsmanship, making good choices, completing tasks, being positive and self-reflection.
The Don’t Be That KID! Books and Resource Guide assist parents and teachers to stress life lessons. They reinforce proper behavior and character education principles.
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Don’t Be That KID! At School
Written by: Lois McGuire
Available In: eBook|Hardcover
Author Website: www.dontbethatkid.net
I’m an old goat now,
But just like you,
I was once a young goat too.
Listen to my story,
Of the “baaad” things I did,
Learn a lesson from them
And …
DON’T BE THAT KID!
So begins a delightful story of what might be a typical day at school. Typical? Not quite! Each scene unfolds as our KID misbehaves on the bus, in class, in art, in music, in gym, at recess. Even at lunch! Does he learn his lesson? You have to read the book to find out!
We can learn great life lessons from reading Don’t Be That KID! At School. Each scene provides an opportunity to discuss character building values, such as honesty, kindness, consideration, responsibility, respect, including others, solving problems, making good choices, completing tasks, and being positive.
The Don’t Be That KID! At School Resource Guide accompanies the book but can be used independently. It is filled with meaningful activities for children in grades K – 5 for teachers and parents to use that reinforce proper behavior and character education principles.
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Don’t Be That KID! At School Resource Guide
Written by: Lois McGuire
Available In: Paperback
Author Website: www.dontbethatkid.net
The Don’t Be That KID! At School Resource Guide accompanies the children’s book Don’t Be That KID! At School. It can be used independently by teachers and parents to help reinforce desired behaviors and character education principles.
The Guide was developed to assist in establishing classroom expectations and positive behavior modeling in schools and can be expanded to any setting. Although separated into appropriate activities for grades K & 1, 2 & 3, 4 & 5, the Guide can simply and effectively be adapted for all ages and abilities.
The Guide begins with ideas for creating classroom/school/household expectations, and goes on to provide sample activities to assist in learning positive character building values, such as honesty, consideration, responsibility, kindness, respect, including others, problem solving, making good choices, completing tasks, respecting others’ space, respecting school property, being positive, learning from elders, and self-reflection.
Each child can take the Don’t Be That KID! Pledge found in the Guide, designed to empower kids while at the same time helping to establish initial goals and objectives.
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Don't Forget to Remember Me
Written by: Kahlen Aymes
Available In: eBook|Paperback
Author Website: http://www.kahlen-aymes.blogspot.com/
Ryan Matthews has everything he ever wanted. Close to graduation from Harvard Medical School and on the verge of marrying his gorgeous and accomplished girlfriend, Julia Abbott, his dreams are about to come true. When tragedy strikes, their relationship is hurled into turmoil that leaves Ryan devastated as sorrow drives him to keep his distance, while Julia reaches out to find him again.
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Don't Let Your Heart Attack!
Written by: K.H Sheikh, MD, MBA
Available In: eBook|Hardcover|Paperback
Author Website: http://www.sheikheartcare.com/
Over 100 million Americans are at risk for coronary heart disease and atherosclerosis, 17 million already have it and over 1.5 million undergo invasive and potentially risky therapies like angioplasty or bypass surgery each year. However, with the proper knowledge and tools, in nearly all instances, heart disease can be prevented and reversed. In this comprehensive guide to heart disease and cholesterol metabolism, one of the few board certified cardiologists and lipidologists in the world unveils his tools to help you implement your personal cardiovascular disease prevention, treatment and reversal strategies.
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Don't Poke the Bear!
Written by: John Locke
Available In: eBook|Paperback
Author Website: http://www.lethalbooks.com/
The second book in the Emmett Love western adventure series. After the former gunslinger and prostitute open a saloon in Dodge City, Kansas, Emmett kills a man in self-defense and winds up inheriting a dancing bear. But that surprise pales in comparison to the secret his witchy friend, Rose, has been keeping from him since the day they met...
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Don't Tell Presley! A Dani Ripper Novel- Volume 4
Written by: John Locke
Available In: eBook|Paperback
Author Website: http://www.donovancreed.com
Presley French is young, beautiful, and someone wants her dead. Someone else—her former English teacher—wants to physically assault her. Someone else—the FBI—wants to interrogate her as a possible terrorist suspect. Someone else—Dani Ripper—wants to protect her, but can’t decide if Presley is insane, or just crazy. With nowhere left to turn, Dani contacts someone else—Donovan Creed—who refuses to get involved unless Dani agrees to owe him an Ultimate Favor.
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Dr. Dyslexia’s Guide to Sports Psychology for Equestrians
Written by: Margot Nacey
Available In: eBook|Paperback
Author Website:
In her revolutionary book, Dr. Dyslexia’s Guide to Sports Psychology for Equestrians, Margot Nacey explains the psychological concept of trauma, when not processed and released, as the root cause of sports failure. Throughout her book Nacey offers equestrians state of the art tools from EMDR, Energy Psychology, Brainspotting and her Mental Advantage Program to enhance and expand performance.
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Driven Beyond Success
Written by: Edward Primoff
Available In: eBook|Hardcover|Paperback
Author Website: http://www.DrivenBeyondSuccess.com/
This remarkable true story is of a man who overcame unbelievable challenges and how he became a huge success in business with stories that will bring tears of joy and sadness. Primoff shares some of the adventures of his amazing life; his double-life working with the FBI; a plot to murder him and his reflections on politicians and celebrities he came in contact with in the G. W. Bush White House.
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Drunk On Sports
Written by: Tim Cowlishaw
Available In: eBook|Hardcover|Paperback
Author Website: http://www.amazon.com/Tim-Cowlishaw/e/B00BWS14RM
Far be it from Tim Cowlishaw to advise against drinking, as he admits that it got him the inside track on some of the best stories of his sports writing career. But Tim has learned the hard way the hazards of over-doing it, and shares his highs and lows in the entertaining, yet poignant Drunk on Sports. Inside are amusing accounts of sports history, from head coach drama to Super Bowl wins.
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