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Making the Most of Today: Daily Readings for Young People on Self-Awareness, Creativity, and Self-Esteem [Paperback]

Making the Most of Today: Daily Readings for Young People on Self-Awareness, Creativity, and Self-Esteem

Daily readings for all young people who want to know themselves better, be more creative, and feel better about themselves.

About the Author

Pamela Espeland has authored, coauthored, or edited over 200 books for Free Spirit Publishing on a variety of subjects. Pamela graduated from Carleton College in Northfield, Minnesota and currently lives in Minneapolis. Rosemary Wallner is an editor who specializes in books for children and teens.

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Neuro-Linguistic Programming for Dummies (Paperback)

Neuro-Linguistic Programming for Dummies

Review

“…well written…will undoubtedly interest and delight many people…” (Resource Magazine, August 04) “…thankfully avoids the jargon of many other books and provides basic essentials..” (Campus.ie September 2004) “…If you buy a book with “For Dummies” in the title then I guess there isn’t much room for complaint…” (Honest ABE’s NLP Emporium, 3rd December 2004) “…aims to give you the skills to think clearly about your own actions and understand the motivations for other people’s…” (Independent on Sunday, 2nd January 2005)  “an excellent and straightforward guide that is worth every penny”. (Candis, March 2007) “It is friendly and accessible, written by enthusiasts who have an obvious love of their subject.” (First Voice For Business, May 2007)well written-will undoubtedly interest and delight many people — Resource Magazine, August 04

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Scrabble Apple

Scrabble Apple

From the Manufacturer

Take a bite out of this juicy game. Flip over the tiles one at a time. The first player to make a new word, or build off an opponent’s word, gets the word and the points. (Red letters double your word score.) Think fast, or your words will get swiped before you can say, “SCRABBLE Apple.” To win, have the most points when the tiles are gone. It’s a very apeeling way to polish up your word-forming skills. For 2 to 4 players. Ages 8 and up

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