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Grasping the English language and understanding all of the grammar rules can sometimes be complicated. In Coloring Your Way to Better English, author Larry W. Hilliard presents a coloring book to help kids learn about the key elements-everything from nouns, to verbs, adjectives, adverbs, and spelling.Filled with coloring activities, this active book journeys through the first steps in learning while building a relationship between caregivers and children. This instructional guide offers a fun experience and gives a host of tips and tricks for learning English.

Thomas Bowdoin Jr. understands firsthand what it is like to build a dream, watch it grow into a multimillion dollar business, and then lose it all to a tragedy. In an inspirational guide for anyone who wants to overcome obstacles and achieve professional success, he shares insight, wisdom, and principles gathered during his sixty-five years of business experience to help others discover how to fulfill their own dreams while realizing financial freedom, peace of mind, and joy.Bowdoin, a motivated entrepreneur who has seen his share of both successes and failures, offers powerful methods grounded in faith-based values that have created thousands of millionaires during our lifetime. Aspiring entrepreneurs will learn how to:¿ incorporate two success principles to achieve the ultimate dream;¿ use the mind and mouth to achieve goals;¿ avoid the pitfalls in business;¿ launch a home-based business;¿ embrace the characteristics of supersuccessful people;¿ overcome obstacles while experiencing joy; and¿ eliminate anxiety and stress and gain confidence.

From the weirdly funny to the deathly serious, author Michael Martinelli shares stories from his childhood in the intriguing memoir Passing Through the Clubhouse. -At the young age of eight, Martinelli is faced with the question of why his baby sister can't walk naked wherever she wants without the threat of adults telling her what to do. He also wonders what it would be like to eat peanut butter, banana, and raspberry fluff sandwiches all the time. -Days before the start of another year of school when he'll be a fourth grader, Martinelli reconnects with a long-lost relative after the death of his aunt. -Within the throes of puberty and the summer just beginning, he begins tackling the trials and tribulations of the slow but urgent need for freedom with his best friend. -Just when he thinks his group of friends is secure, the end of middle school is in sight, and the doors of high school are about to open, Martinelli takes a ride on his dirt bike that practically costs him his life. Each story in Passing Through the Clubhouse provides a vivid sketch of what the world looks like through one boy's eyes from the ages of six to fourteen.

Now that you are out of prison you reply on fate to guide you along the way. What life didn't tell you the course of events that will occur determining your fate. As soon as you think life will start getting good because one obstacle, a tragedy. Life doesn't stop there as two obstacles get harder and your decisions become wrong because of over jealous, to confident, and to proud. You will learn you can control your destiny by hard honest work and taking life one day at a time. Live in the now makes the future better, but first you have to be challenged by one events that are going to take place to determine your fate.