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In her book Selling in a Skirt, Judy Hoberman offers invaluable and proven insights into how gender differences can affect sales outcomes, and the tools and strategies to drive real results in today's marketplace. Judy offers a suite of workshops, seminars, and coaching programs that compliment her highly successful book. Her 30 years in sales has given her both the knowledge and sense of humor about the gender differences that we should all understand and embrace instead of feeling unable to communicate. Judy's humorous stories about how men and women sell, manage, recruit, and supervise differently will enlighten you in learning how both genders can support each other's successes in a more productive way.

This is not only an astounding look into the euphoric psychosis of mania and the despondent distorted thinking of depression, but insight into the broken treatment system for mental illness in the United States and the taboo that prevents education that could save lives from being spread.

This is a story about a wife, Sheila Smith, who was struggling from a bout with depression. Sheila had the perfect life with a devoted husband and two beautiful children, a son, Julian, age six, and a daughter, Sarah, age eight. The family enjoyed their family outings together. They were the perfect family, at least that is what everyone thought. Sheila ended up meeting a new friend at the gym which changed her. Soon after Sheila attended the gym, her families' lives were changed with what was to come.

Benny the bat always did what was right; hiding during the day and hunting at night. His bed was a tree and he slept upside down, in a quaint little forest just outside of town. Each night at dusk he'd stretch and he'd yawn, then drop out of bed, and be home before dawn. By daybreak the bats would be sleeping away, but bored little Benny just wanted to play. He wished to discover the world in the light; he was tired of darkness, fed up with the night. Then one dewy morning, he passed by his tree; he was nervous, but eager, about what he would see....

A collection of flash fiction and literary shorts by the award-winning author of The Call to Search Everywhen time travel books.

When a school book drive brings three women together, their uncomfortable secrets soon come to light. Can they overcome their heartache together, or will they allow infertility to tear them apart?

Dreams can become nightmares. May Rose has the husband, family, and boardinghouse she wanted, but managing business and doing her best for loved ones make challenging days and troubled nights. Now her husband is ailing, someone from the past is trying to find her, and malicious guests are poised to ruin her reputation. Sadly, blood is not always thicker than water.

First published in 1869, Little Women is the story of four sisters growing up against the background of the American Civil War. Alcott wrote the book at the urging of the publisher, Thomas Niles, who was seeking a story about girls that would have popular appeal. Although it was commenced essentially as a children's book, it developed into something of a bildungsroman, which touches on more serious issues such as the difficulties faced by single-parent families, the death of a sibling, and fractured relationships.

In Volume 3 of my Serial Killers series, The Serial Killers: Butchers and Lunatics, you will be introduced to some of the most vicious and disturbed Serial Killers. In Butchers in Lunatics we are going to explore the crimes and lives of men such as Ted Bundy, killer of at least 36 woman and perhaps more than 60.

Say goodbye to boring old "A is for apple" books and say hello to the exciting, playful world of My Buddy Knows... Letters by Keith Wheeler.

Twelve-year-old Whitney Powers looks at the books on supernatural phenomena in a dark corner of the Granny Larson Library. As she stares, the bookshelf begins to shake and a prism-like flash of light blinds her momentarily. Whitney goes missing for the next three days. Finally, a local patrolman finds her a few miles from the library. Her explanation of the incident causes her to be ridiculed for the next 18 years. Despite countless opportunities to leave and end the abuse, she's stayed in this small town.

She has an uncertain future. He has a hidden past. Can a forbidden romance set them free? In the shadows of pagan Rome, Laelia Ricarri's recent blindness destroys her hopes of a betrothal to escape her abusive father. For Drusus, his new mistress is more capable, and beautiful, than she knows.

In 1918, Winkler explodes from a community of 13 helpful souls to a crowded coal mining town of strangers with divided loyalties. War in faraway Europe means more money in the pockets of May Rose and her friends, but as a new wife and mother she feels cut off from people and community events. And though mine owners like her husband are making money hand over fist, the workers' poverty and resentment threaten trouble when the war ends.

Parenting is rewarding, and at the same time loaded with responsibilities and new emotions. Learn how to navigate through parenthood by accepting the challenges of parenting. In this audiobook, you will begin to understand how your life will change, but no lesson can be quicker than holding that tiny newborn in your arms and realizing just how much has changed. You may have heard story after story, listened to examples, but many of the other parenting books available look at specific problems and solutions relating to discipline and educating the child.

Emma, a deaf hound mix, thinks everyone deserves a second chance at life. After all, she's one of the lucky pups who got to start over - thanks to a kind woman who rescued her, after her family dumped her along the side of the road. Emma learns what it's like to love again, finds herself not one, but two caring families, and even gets the chance to pay it forward, becoming a real-life hero in the process.

Denise is trying to move on after the love of her life leaves her. But her family doesn't understand what she's going through. When her sister Dawn goes to her apartment to give her a pep talk, she finds something so devastating, she can't possibly let the rest of the family know about it.

Love Walt Disney World? This new book series tells the stories of the real live animals that make their home in Disney World! The first book shares the adventure of Rebecca Rabbit and her family. It features a child's perspective and whimsy. This book will appeal to families, especially families that love Disney and its parks.

Honey, a beautiful golden retriever who deserved the very best life had to offer, had fallen on hard times. She spent all her days and all her nights tied to a tree in the backyard; she was lucky if she received food, water, and a kind word each day. But everything changed the day her guardian discovered her collar had cut into her neck, forcing him to make a decision about how much she actually meant to him. She was dumped at the shelter, where a kind woman took her to Second Chance Farm.

Lucy Baumgardner, working partner in a law firm in Philadelphia, works too hard. So says the senior partner, who just happens to be her father. When she's forced to take a two week hiatus, she assumes two weeks of pedicures, massages, and poolside relaxation with a glass of wine won't kill her. But things aren't always what one expects.

In a shelter Adele lingered in a cage made of glass, where she patiently waited as people walked past. With delicate ears she listened each day, to the mewing of kittens and puppies at play. Curiously twitching her pretty pink nose, she sat groomed to perfection from whiskers to toes. Her tiny eyes glistened like two glossy stones, yet still, sweet Adele would remain all alone. Dogs were adopted, people cooed over cats. Even hamsters found homes; why not a nice rat?