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Are you one of the 48% of employees worldwide who don't like their jobs? Do you feel constantly stressed at the office? Or maybe you're just feeling "blah" about your job and want to bring some life back into your workplace. If you talk to anyone about their careers or jobs these days, most of the time you won't hear positive stories or excitement. You'll probably hear words like "busy," "stressed," "exhausting," and "mind-numbing." And with the good old 40 hour workweek becoming a distant memory for many of us, this reality is just plain sad. Joy to You and Me (At Work!) helps turn these situations around by giving the reader easy tips they can implement quickly to start making a positive difference in the workplace. Being joyful isn't just a "fluffy-cutesy-nice" thing to do each day - it actually increases productivity and is good for any company or organization. The book helps anyone learn how to: Be a more joyful person Bring joy to co-workers Bring joy to customers Bring joy to networking This fun, easy-to-read guide shows people of all ages and personalities how to make a difference immediately to make not only themselves happier, but to spread that happiness throughout the workplace - and beyond! By sharing stories from the author's 25+ years of making a joyful difference in the workplace and examples from truly kick-ass companies, Joy to You and Me (At Work!) is a life-changing, fun read for anyone who wants to improve their work life.

No one knew about the doorbell until the news story of the boys'' mysterious disappearance.If certain people couldn''t own the doorbell or if it rejected them, they wanted to destroy it and the boys behind it, calling it a hoax.ΓÇïIvor and Inge Borg have been tracking Astrid Sims, who has escaped from the ancient Norse myth as Skuld, the weaver of the future, fate and destiny of humankind. She''s the norn of the future. Urd of the past and Verdandi of the present. Ivor and Borg need her return so they can continue to spin the threads of life and decide the fate of all human beings. Skuld was reborn and escaped into a new childhood existence. She emerged as a teenager in the 1950s and later as a wife and mother in an American heartland town.The Borgs recruit disappointed miracle seekers. When they threaten the boys to force Astrid''s / Skuld''s return, much to the anguish of their parents, their sons have to disappear. Accused of being a witch and a demon, Astrid spirits the boys into the future. They don''t find what they expect and they don''t like what they find.∩╗┐This literary YA masterpiece explores looking down at the world from a treehouse for a different perspective and examines the important underlying theme of how decisions we make today impact our future. It encourages existential reflection and discussion. This would be a wonderful edition to anyone''s personal library and will undoubtedly become a book club and classroom favorite.

Elizabeth Alsobrooks, Rob Tucker, Shawn Brink, Darren Simon, Ric Wasley, and Francesca Quarto bring you 9 tales of horror!Looking for Mr. Right? If he''s too good to be true, he is. Know a college student who''s looking forward to holiday break? Better hope they''re not alone in the dorms. Not college aged? Then be careful you don''t spend too much time home alone. Your memories may be all you have left. It still may be better than being stuck in the wilderness with a hungry pack stalking you. And if you think the devil made you do it, he probably did. You may have killed your best friend. But even the dead have tales to tell. Be sure you stock plenty of candles to illuminate their way. You''ll need them. You won''t want to sleep with the lights off, if you can even get to sleep.

The brothers continue their struggle against evil, sometimes with heartbreaking consequences. They travel across the ancient world and even visit Golgotha and other familiar places from times past. They encounter minotaur, centaurs and succubus, among other diabolical creatures. Our brothers continue to stem the tide of bloodsuckers moving across the land and figure out how to deal with the new opponents that are being created as the evolution continues.

No one knew about the doorbell until the news story of the boys' mysterious disappearance.If certain people couldn't own the doorbell or if it rejected them, they wanted to destroy it and the boys behind it, calling it a hoax.¿Ivor and Inge Borg have been tracking Astrid Sims, who has escaped from the ancient Norse myth as Skuld, the weaver of the future, fate and destiny of humankind. She's the norn of the future. Urd of the past and Verdandi of the present. Ivor and Borg need her return so they can continue to spin the threads of life and decide the fate of all human beings. Skuld was reborn and escaped into a new childhood existence. She emerged as a teenager in the 1950s and later as a wife and mother in an American heartland town.The Borgs recruit disappointed miracle seekers. When they threaten the boys to force Astrid's / Skuld's return, much to the anguish of their parents, their sons have to disappear. Accused of being a witch and a demon, Astrid spirits the boys into the future. They don't find what they expect and they don't like what they find.¿This literary YA masterpiece explores looking down at the world from a treehouse for a different perspective and examines the important underlying theme of how decisions we make today impact our future. It encourages existential reflection and discussion. This would be a wonderful edition to anyone's personal library and will undoubtedly become a book club and classroom favorite.