Each page of the" Who Moved My Cheese? 2007 Calendar" offers readers a short slice of the book, an inspirational quotation with insightful commentary from Dr. Spencer Johnson, or once-a-week reflective questions or exercises readers can use to evaluate how well they are dealing with change. "Who Moved My Cheese?" has topped the "New York Times, Business Week," and "USA Today" lists, and, most remarkably, for more than 100 consecutive weeks captured #1 on the "Wall Street Journal" business best-seller list. Even in its seventh calendar year, the calendar offers readers new material with new questions and exercises on the weekend pages.

2011 Reprint of 1938 Edition. Full facsimile of the original edition, not reproduced with Optical Recognition Software. Ueland published two books during her life. The first was "If You Want to Write," first published in 1938. In this book, she shares her philosophies on writing and life in general. She stresses the idea that "Everyone is talented, original, and has something important to say." Drawing heavily on the work and influence of William Blake, she suggests that writers should "Try to discover your true, honest, un-theoretical self." She sums up her book with 12 points to keep in mind while writing. Carl Sandburg called "If You Want to Write" the best book ever written on how to write.

Are you in the market for an ice cream maker? If so, you've got the right guide to help you choose which one would be best for you. "Helpful Tips To Select The Perfect Ice Cream Maker - Picking the Best Ice Cream Maker for You" focuses on everything in relation to ice cream makers. As a bonus in its final chapter, you get homemade ice cream recipes to help break in your new ice cream maker. If you don't know much about ice cream makers, no worries; the information is written so that you will know everything you need about the most popular ice cream maker brands on the market today.

Greg the spider is a picure book about a friendly spider who wants to be your friend. Learn what he eats,, where he lives and why you shouldnt be scared of him. This picture book uses simple words and easy counting tasks to make a fun and interactive experience for the child.

Lily Jean did not want to move. She was looking forward to having a little brother or sister, but she did not want to leave her house. She did not want to change. She loved her house: her room, her big backyard and all the memories it held. She did not realize that moving to her new home, she would receive a wonderful surprise, and this surprise would make her happy again. Moving was not so bad after all.

Please visit www.PhoenixPick.com for more great Sci-Fi/Fantasy. Frank Herbert, Andre Norton, Poul Anderson and many others. Great Sci-Fi at Great Prices-Prices start from $3.99 for trade paperbacks.

This is a lovely book of children's poems which can be read to children or read by children.

"A Strange Noise" is a collection of poetry and illustrations which portrays a cynical and humorous view of the issues which plague contemporary inhabitants of our planet today. It bounces issues like codependence, anxiety, hypocrisy, and obsessions around irreverently, accompanied by illustrations to enhance each thought provoking viewpoint.

Many of the earliest books, particularly those dating back to the 1900s and before, are now extremely scarce and increasingly expensive. We are republishing these classic works in affordable, high quality, modern editions, using the original text and artwork.

When King Aldric acts the fool with underpants on his head, Princess Alice captures the moment on her phone. Uploading to social media to show her mum, the princess starts a series of events that goes to show what can happen when a picture gets shared time and time again with some very unusual consequences. Book 2 in the princess Alice series of online safety adventures. A funny adventure story that explains what happens when pictures are uploaded online and how sharing with friends and friends of friends can quickly multiple the number of views. A gentle introduction to some of the basic concepts behind the internet to start a conversation about e-safety. Online Safety - Talking to your child is the best way to help keep them safe online. START THE CONVERSATION TODAY AND STAY SAFE ONLINE

Lulu gets a companion rescue budgie named Lola Bird. Based on a painful first encounter with the bird, Lulu judges that Lola Bird is mean and so pushes her away. In reality, Lulu and Lola Bird could not be more different in the way that they behave and express their feelings – happy, sad, scared, playful, angry, rejected, homesick, worried, lonely, joyful, safe. Although getting along with Lola Bird may seem impossible, Lulu soon learns that empathy is key to building this friendship. Getting Along with Lola Bird is a humorous tale about quirky bird behavior, unlikely friendships and the unifying power of empathy. This picture book can be used as a tool to explore empathy, the ability to recognize and feel the emotions of others. Ages 5-8 (beginner and early readers)

Like many little penguins, Ella is consistently told she is beautiful. But what happens when another penguin doesn't like her dress? This illustrated short story helps kids and parents honor beauty and introduce the deeper realities of personality and gifts. Fun and straight-forward, it will help caregivers jump start important conversations about self-confidence and identity. The ending poses questions and gives descriptive words to enable kids and caregivers to connect and explore how many wonderfult traits they truly have in addition to being beautiful.

""Oh, no!"" Caleb shouted. ""I'm going too fast!"" The wind was blowing so hard and fast, and Caleb couldn't see anything at all! His load moved back and forth with the wind, making it very dangerous on icy roads. He fought to keep his tires on the road and to not go over the 200-foot drop. Caleb is an ice road truck, and he drives in extreme icy roads, in total white-outs, and very cold temperatures. He travels daily on roads that no one else has been on. He drives on a road called the Roller Coaster. The road goes up 30 feet and straight down the other side. Then it goes back up onto the next hill. If that isn't scary enough, he has to drive himself across the frozen ocean. Join Caleb in his adventure!

For more than 30 years, WonderWord has delighted and challenged puzzle players every day. Each puzzle is built by hand from legendary puzzle creator David Ouellet. Each puzzle is also themed, often bringing in pop culture and trending topics. Monday through Saturday puzzles are a 15x15 grid, and on Sunday the puzzle jumps to a 20x20 version for even more game play. Get lost in the most essential, habitual, and enthralling puzzle! WonderWord is great for all ages.

The author Emil Artin is known as one of the greatest mathematicians of the 20th century. He is regarded as a man who gave a modern outlook to Galois theory. Original lectures by the master. This emended edition is with completely new typesetting and corrections. Asymmetry of the book cover is due to a formal display problem. Actual books are printed symmetrically. Please look at the paperback edition for the correct image. The free PDF file available on the publisher's website www.bowwowpress.org

This journal also uses the principles and foundations of cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) to structure the daily exercises in such a way as to provide guidance in treating mental health issues as well as simply encouraging mindfulness. Additional benefits of mindfulness can include improved concentration, mental clarity, stress management, and objectivity in decision making. Start building positive new habits and thought patterns now with this journal's unique and reaffirming reminders.

""Thanks to this book, I have lived a good, quality life and my dreams have come true."" - Monica This book refers to the author's experiences and her advice on how she overcame the obstacles life threw at her. She learnt from challenges she faced and turned into positive experiences. She proves that if you put the mind to it, you can achieve your dreams and internal happiness. The author has been diagnosed with dyslexia and uses this as her strength, this proves that if she could do it, so can anybody. All experiences and examples are based on the author's life. 1% of the book sales will go to Lead Scotland. Lead Scotland is a voluntary organization, set up to empower disabled young people and adults and carers across Scotland to access learning opportunities.

Here is the first adventure of everyone’s favorite doctor, Doctor Doolittle. He lives a boring life in the sleepy little town, Puddleby-on-the-Marsh. But that all changes when an crocodile moves in and his parrot, Polynesia, takes it upon herself to teach the Good Doctor how to speak to animals. His fame as the very best veterinarian alive quickly spreads through animal kingdom. In short order the Doctor finds himself on a ship sailing to Africa to cure a monkey epidemic. Adventure awaits.

From Seed to Apple is a publication of the Washington Teacher of the Year program and Washington Teacher Advisory Council (WATAC), which are administered by the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI). Teacher of the Year and WATAC are partially funded by private donations including a grant from the Bill Melinda Gates Foundation. The Teachers of the Year and members of WATAC speak with independent voices. Their opinions, beliefs, and viewpoints do not necessarily reflect, nor are they influenced by, the state superintendent or donors.

What a wagon train What a long bus ride From East Coast to West Or was it reversed side to side I drove it and rode it And hitchhiked it too Just to see cornflowers Wheat and sky so blue. The themes of nature and travel echo through Under the Eaves and Arbors, the debut collection of poetry by Elissa Rubenstein. Throughout the anthology, she explores the way in which journeys create memories, which are recalled with vivid imagery. A varied and personal collection by an exciting new talent, perfect for curling up with and getting lost in.

Otto is the son of a robber baron. Losing his mother shortly after he is born, Otto is raised for a time by monks. How will young Otto react when he is forced to return and live with his thieving father, and what will happen when he is captured by one of his father's worst enemies? The young hero of the novel, proves that evil begets evil and good begets honor.

The school's sexiest graduate can't keep his hands off of young Ronnie and that's what she wants. Ronnie has had her eye on Tyson for years. He’s every girl’s dream; confident, cocky, and charming, Tyson has made it known exactly what he wants. Ronnie just can’t believe that she could catch his eye, but now that she has his attention, Ronnie will do whatever it takes to keep it. It doesn’t matter to Ronnie that half the school is convinced Tyson is dating multiple girls. Ronnie knows the truth about Tyson that no one else seems to notice. He isn’t just a player. He’s a man in need the right woman, and Ronnie knows she’s the perfect woman to tame Tyson’s wild ways. Will Ronnie be able to give Tyson what he needs, or will Tyson’s appetite prove too much for her?

MiracleMiracleMiracleMiracleMiracleMiracleMiracleMiracleMiracleMiracleMiracleMiracleMiracleMiracleMiracleMiracleMiracleMiracleMiracleMiracleMiracleMiracleMiracleMiracleMiracleMiracleMiracle

Weapon unleashed, human and creatures turn into red eyes. This is a tale of one woman named Moon. She becomes a warrior, queen and protector of red diamond. Her destiny is to follow father's footstep.

The Oregon Firebirds are the very best at one thing-saving homes. Stacy Richardson flies beside the memory of her brother to honor his past and escape hers. Curt Williams' fears are entirely about the future of his brand new company. He planned for every contingency, except for his sister hiring the captivating Stacy to fly for their Oregon Firebirds. Now a fire burns in more than the trees, it scorches him straight to the heart.