How To Write In Plain English: A Writing Guide That Saves Time, Is Easy to Read and Helps Readers Understand Your Message by Nicole Foster (55 Reviews)    Price verified 4 minutes ago

Writing can be frustrating and it doesn't have to be. Finally, here is a writing book with plenty of techniques for writing that are simple and that are proven to work. This is not just another writing book. This book will help you to transform your writing, which will improve your confidence at work, with study and with everything else in between. This book is for everyone who wants to write and it doesn't matter what your English skill level is. It is full of essential grammar including nouns, verbs, adjectives, comparisons, adverbs, word order, sentence structure, paragraph structure and comes with plenty of examples, templates and checklists. The author is an English teacher and a language and writing specialist. She has used these simple techniques to help managers, workers, students and other teachers level up their writing, and save time by doing so. This book is for everyone who needs to write in English - native English speakers and non-native English speakers. It is for managers looking to improve communication with workers and customers. It is for workers who want to improve workplace or personal writing. It is for students who want to communicate clearly. It is for students who are learning English. Grab a copy now to transform your writing!

Genre: Reference

265 Linn by Robert Bradshaw (4 Reviews)    Price verified 7 minutes ago

John David Smith is the self-proclaimed king of the Chicago business world. He has good reason to assume these accolades -- he manages the most successful boutique investment firm in the world. Consequently, attaining such lofty status reaps its share of unforeseen calamities. Margaret Connors, J.D. Smith's admin assistant, helps the best she can to control such damage. Unfortunately, she causes more than her fair share. Steven Porter, Pharm-D has just received a horrific blow to his already bent ego -- the last in a long line of rejections: He was callously downsized from his corporate pharmaceutical position. So, Steve decides to follow his best friend John David back to Iowa to finish his MBA internship. When his wife accepts an overseas work assignment, his attempt to reclaim his life fails. Miserably. Change is always difficult -- at age fifty-two, it definitely requires intervention. Captain Dependable Dan Brady has had his share of tragedy over his thirty-five years. His older brother James, John David's college friend, died when Dan was young. Then, his wife, Abbie, succumbed to her long battle with cancer. Heeding advice from his mother, Dan decides to take advantage of being an Army veteran and attend college. When circumstances offer the opportunity for each college-bound enrollee to navigate their own crossroad, their paths collide head on. Worst of all, John David's son, Max, is coerced to live his senior year of college with his father and this newly formed band of misfits. As with any new school year, an orientation introduces each main character, allowing insight into how they arrived at The Little House. Then, the real story begins. Over the course of two semesters, the events unfold like a playlist; highlighted song lyrics shape each chapter. Graduation forces them to go their separate ways. Fortunately, the now and forever bonds forged during their time together will never be broken. Follow the characters as they deal with the past, present, ...

Genre: Literature & Fiction

but he never hit me: A 7-Step Guided Journal for Christian Women Leaving Behind Emotional, Verbal, or Sexual Abuse in Marriage by Renae Ross (14 Reviews)    Price verified 3 minutes ago

Break the Silence, Embrace Your Freedom! Hidden in the shadows of countless Christian homes, a silent epidemic is unfolding: 1 in 3 Christian marriages experience some form of abuse. But the abuse is often cleverly disguised and shielded by misconceptions. Renae Ross, a survivor herself, unveils the truth and extends a lifeline in But He Never Hit Me, a revolutionary guide for Christian women trapped in abusive marriages. With raw honesty and unwavering faith, Ross tackles the taboo, offering a roadmap to liberation from emotional, verbal, or sexual abuse. Get ready to: Create positive changes that bring joy and healing. Grow closer to God. Create boundaries to increase peace and quality of life. Educate yourself on the various forms of abuse. Increase your confidence in creating a healthier way of life. It's time to stop enduring and start thriving. But He Never Hit Me isn't just a book - it's a lifeline. Take the first step towards freedom today. Scroll Up Now to Get Your Copy Today

Genre: Religion & Spirituality