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Mommy, Me & My Chickens
In Mommy, Me & My Chickens, you'll get an inside look through a child's eyes of what it's like to raise and care for chickens in an urban environment. Plus, you'll learn some practical tips and information along the way, should you decide to start your own backyard flock. With more families opting for organic produce, greener and more sustainable lifestyle choices, there's never been a better time to own backyard chickens! Click here for more information |
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Jerk Duck
Everyone's encountered a Jerk Duck at some point in their lives - and for many of us, Jerk Duck shows up almost daily. He's the guy causing traffic when you are already late for work, the overzealous parent at your kid's soccer game, the co-worker who tells personal stories during already long business meetings, the old high school friend who posts mundane or inappropriate things on Facebook, and most definitely the guy in charge of life's most daily hassles and inconveniences. Click here for more information |
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Social Media in Action
Written by two industry experts, Social Media in Action was developed exclusively for Architecture, Engineering, Planning and Environmental Consulting Firms. This social media marketing book is the first of its kind, as it deep dives into the AE industry and its use of social media by providing expert analysis of the current online marketing and social media strategies happening right now, in the industry. Throughout the book, you'll learn what is working and what is not, as well as new ideas that should and will be implemented in the near future. You'll also get insight into industry specific case studies, interviews with industry leaders and a communication action plan specific to your business goals and objectives. Click here for more information |
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How Frieda the Snail Finds Her True Friend
Follow Frieda the snail on a colorful journey to find her true friend. Along the way, she encounters a fallen ant, a struggling fly, and a stuck beetle- but whom she chooses as her truest friend may surprise young readers. Illustrated by an Australian artist and written by an Austrian born Kindergarten teacher who believes in teaching language through stories and songs, this short story of self-acceptance, empathy, and friendship crosses international boundaries, while exposing young readers to multiple languages. Click here for more information |