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Discover the impact this one action word has to make a positive impact in your personal life and workplace. This one word is the heart of every difference maker. This one word is your greatest influence to making your life better and better for others. This book reveals the significance of this seven letter word through incredible stories and timeless lessons that you can use and implement today.

Timely guidance for minimizing the impact of economic class differences on intimacy, gender roles, employment, decision-making, raising children, in-law relations, dining, and mobility between classes

Alec Murray. He was the one. From the first moment I saw him, I knew. I had never been more certain of anything in my 16 years on this Earth. But Alec didn’t notice me. At least not in the way that I wanted him to. He noticed my best friend instead. I stood by and watched their relationship blossom. An outsider looking in, wishing things were different. Torn between my loyalty to my best friend and the boy who had unknowingly stolen my heart.

Make informed decisions with this deep dive into the American economy and politics—minimize and maximize your strengths and weaknesses with knowledge so you can rely on your own wits to succeed.

Three friends brave it to the Land Below on a dangerous rescue mission. Will these brave stars save Blink Star, who is trapped in a cave? Will they all get back home in the skies once they fly down? Listen to this fun adventure tale to find out more!

Tragedy, Yet, Triumphant is a collection of poems and short stories by twin sisters Loretha Wallace and Loretta Wallace Ellis. Their poetry reflects their deep faith in God, keen appreciation for humanity, love for family, and enduring spirit to dream big and stand tall.

Eight-year-old Nashida shares stories about the legacy of four former Mississippi governors, including Andrew Longino (1900-1904), James Kimble Vardaman (1904-1908), Edmond Favor Noel (1908-1912), and Earl Leroy Brewer (1912-1916) with young listeners. Nashida also describes the responsibilities of lawmakers in the context of her tour of the Mississippi State Capitol.