Wednesday, 24 October 2012
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Zoo Animals A to Z – Deborah Carney
Genre – Photography
Rating – G
5 (3 reviews)
Free until 31 October 2012
Learn
about zoo animals in this full color series of animal photo books. All
animals are identified so you can tell what you are looking at. Great
books to start conversations with kids about animals, and a good
resource for adults that want to know what it was they saw at the zoo.
Full color photographs of animals in zoo by professional photographers
Deborah Carney and Vinny O'Hare.
Easy Weight Loss Yoga – Patricia Bacall
Genre – Health, Weight Loss
Rating – G
4.9 (13 reviews)
Free until 25 October 2012
Easy
Weight Loss Yoga will help you understand the science of how hatha yoga
affects your metabolism and eliminates toxins to keep you on the right
track to further your weight loss goal. This book is an introduction to
the poses that can not only help you lose weight by toning up the organs
and glands responsible for better fat burning, but can also help you
become focused, strong, energized, and relaxed.
You will discover why dieting alone does not work for weight loss in the long run, and the metabolic and psychological damage that can result from repeatedly dieting. You will also learn how your body either uses or stores the food you eat for rebuilding and sustaining itself, motivational tips to keep you "on the mat", and the importance of breathing properly. Illustrated.
You will discover why dieting alone does not work for weight loss in the long run, and the metabolic and psychological damage that can result from repeatedly dieting. You will also learn how your body either uses or stores the food you eat for rebuilding and sustaining itself, motivational tips to keep you "on the mat", and the importance of breathing properly. Illustrated.
Above The Bridge – Deborah Garner
Genre – Fiction, Mystery
Rating – G
4.5 (13 reviews)
Free until 26 October 2012
When
Paige MacKenzie arrives in Jackson Hole, her only goal is to complete a
simple newspaper assignment about the old west. However, it's not long
before her instincts tell her there's more than a basic story to be
found in the popular, northwestern Wyoming mountain area. A chance
encounter with attractive cowboy Jake Norris soon has Paige chasing a
legend of buried treasure, passed down through generations.
From the torn edge of a water-damaged map to the mysterious glow of an antler arch, Paige will follow clues high into the mountainous terrain and deep into Jackson's history. Side-stepping a few shady characters who are also searching for the same hidden reward, she will have to decide who is trustworthy and who is not.
From the torn edge of a water-damaged map to the mysterious glow of an antler arch, Paige will follow clues high into the mountainous terrain and deep into Jackson's history. Side-stepping a few shady characters who are also searching for the same hidden reward, she will have to decide who is trustworthy and who is not.
Delectable Desserts: 24 Yummy Cookie & Brownie Recipes – Emily J. Daniels
Genre – Cookbooks
Rating – G
4.8 (11 reviews)
Free until 24 October 2012
Delectable
Desserts - 24 Yummy Cookie and Brownie Recipes is a collection of Emily
Daniels' favorite family recipes. You'll find easy, step-by-step
instructions for rich fudgy brownies, scrumptious chocolate chip
butterscotch brownies, mouth-watering caramel cookies and many more.
All the recipes in this book are easy to make. Some of them are even no-bake! All of them are kitchen-tested - and yummy. So if you would like to become a baker your friends and family will applaud, Emily Daniels' cookbook can show you how.
All the recipes in this book are easy to make. Some of them are even no-bake! All of them are kitchen-tested - and yummy. So if you would like to become a baker your friends and family will applaud, Emily Daniels' cookbook can show you how.
Michael Did What? – Michael Cavallo
Genre – Humor
Rating – PG13
5 (7 reviews)
Free until 25 October 2012
Or perhaps the question should read, "What Hasn't Michael Done?"
Michael's achievements range from the simplest of tasks to the grandest of accomplishments. Michael's ubergreatness knows no bounds!
*The secret to Michael's three-bean salad is that unprecedented fourth bean.*
*While Moses parted the Red Sea, Michael parted the Red Sox. He then singled up the middle, driving in two.*
*Go mano-a-mano with Michael, and you'll be left manoless.*
*Michael hears the Pope's confessions.*
*Michael proved that if you watch 'The Hollywood Squares' on a 3D television, it becomes 'The Hollywood Cubes.'
*There are currently over 90,000 personal ads listed under "Women Seeking Michael."*
*Michael discovered the atomic weight of the periodic table, which is 3.65 ounces.*
*Irrational numbers make complete sense to Michael.*
*Sales skyrocketed when Michael suggested that George Foreman change the name of his Foreskin Grill.*
Michael's resume is truly something beautiful to behold. These are only a few of Michael's exploits. Actually, most of these were done just last Friday, right after lunch. 'Michael Did What?' contains over 350 more of his greatest triumphs, in every category imaginable, as well as some which defy categorization. 'Michael Did What?' was collected to leave you impressed, in awe, and incontinent.
*Michael put Twinkies on the map. He then moved them because he couldn't see the capital of Argentina.*
Michael's achievements range from the simplest of tasks to the grandest of accomplishments. Michael's ubergreatness knows no bounds!
*The secret to Michael's three-bean salad is that unprecedented fourth bean.*
*While Moses parted the Red Sea, Michael parted the Red Sox. He then singled up the middle, driving in two.*
*Go mano-a-mano with Michael, and you'll be left manoless.*
*Michael hears the Pope's confessions.*
*Michael proved that if you watch 'The Hollywood Squares' on a 3D television, it becomes 'The Hollywood Cubes.'
*There are currently over 90,000 personal ads listed under "Women Seeking Michael."*
*Michael discovered the atomic weight of the periodic table, which is 3.65 ounces.*
*Irrational numbers make complete sense to Michael.*
*Sales skyrocketed when Michael suggested that George Foreman change the name of his Foreskin Grill.*
Michael's resume is truly something beautiful to behold. These are only a few of Michael's exploits. Actually, most of these were done just last Friday, right after lunch. 'Michael Did What?' contains over 350 more of his greatest triumphs, in every category imaginable, as well as some which defy categorization. 'Michael Did What?' was collected to leave you impressed, in awe, and incontinent.
*Michael put Twinkies on the map. He then moved them because he couldn't see the capital of Argentina.*
The Ghost of Squire House – Joanne Pence
Genre – Fantasy, Romance
Rating – PG
4.3 (10 reviews)
Free until 25 October 2012
For
decades, the home built by reclusive artist, Paul Squire, stood empty
on a windswept cliff overlooking the ocean. Those who attempted to live
in the home soon fled in terror. Jennifer Barrett knows nothing of the
history of the house she inherited. All she knows is that she's glad for
the chance to make a new life for herself.
It's Paul Squire's duty to rid his home of intruders, but something about this latest newcomer's vulnerable status...and resemblance to someone from his past...dulls his resolve. Jennifer would like to find a real flesh-and-blood man to liven her days and nights--someone to share her life with—but living in the artist's house, studying his paintings, she is surprised at how close she feels to him.
A compelling, prickly ghost with a tortured, guilt-ridden past, and a lonely heroine determined to start fresh find themselves in a battle of wills and emotion in this story of love, time, and chance.
It's Paul Squire's duty to rid his home of intruders, but something about this latest newcomer's vulnerable status...and resemblance to someone from his past...dulls his resolve. Jennifer would like to find a real flesh-and-blood man to liven her days and nights--someone to share her life with—but living in the artist's house, studying his paintings, she is surprised at how close she feels to him.
A compelling, prickly ghost with a tortured, guilt-ridden past, and a lonely heroine determined to start fresh find themselves in a battle of wills and emotion in this story of love, time, and chance.
Blogging Tips: Confessions of a Six Figure Blogger – Zac Johnson
Genre – Business
Rating – G
4.7 (16 reviews)
Free until 25 October 2012
Turn
your passion into profits! Discover the secrets of becoming the next
authority figure in your niche, while making money in the process!
There are millions of blogs on the internet but only a few stand out. What makes some bloggers succeed while others struggle just to get noticed? At the end of the day it all comes down to being a well respected informative voice within your niche. This is not a get rich quick book, but a guide that will walk you through the process of how to start a blog of your own, become an authority figure and discover how to make money through the power of the internet and affiliate marketing.
In this book you will learn to:
• Create your first blog in a few easy steps
• Start a business online for just a few dollars
• Build a brand of your own and be seen on major social networks
• Generate income through your blog using multiple revenue streams
• Leverage your brand and knowledge to become an authority figure
There are millions of blogs on the internet but only a few stand out. What makes some bloggers succeed while others struggle just to get noticed? At the end of the day it all comes down to being a well respected informative voice within your niche. This is not a get rich quick book, but a guide that will walk you through the process of how to start a blog of your own, become an authority figure and discover how to make money through the power of the internet and affiliate marketing.
In this book you will learn to:
• Create your first blog in a few easy steps
• Start a business online for just a few dollars
• Build a brand of your own and be seen on major social networks
• Generate income through your blog using multiple revenue streams
• Leverage your brand and knowledge to become an authority figure
Castles on the Sand – E. M. Tippetts
Genre – YA, Contemporary
Rating – PG13
4.8 (19 reviews)
Free until 25 October 2012
Madison
Lukas knows her place in the world. She's not pretty, not interesting,
and therefore easy to forget. When it comes to romance, she has to take
whatever is on offer. John Britton has been praying for fifteen years to
find the sister he lost in his parents' divorce. She is beautiful,
talented, and makes kindness a fine art. Few, if any, guys are worthy to
date her. When John and Madison cross paths, he recognizes her at once,
but Madison is certain that he's got it all wrong. Even if she is his
long-lost sister, she can't possibly be the exceptional, amazing girl he
thinks she is, can she?
Phone Kitten – Marika Christian
Genre – Mystery
Rating – PG13
4.5 (68 reviews)
Free until 25 October 2012
Marika
Christian's PHONE KITTEN introduces an absolutely unique,
first-time-ever kind of female sleuth—a totally lovable, intelligent,
downright hilarious down-home girl who happens to earn her living as a
phone sex worker.
Shy, slightly overweight Emily would die if she had to talk dirty face-to-face—especially to her hot cop boy friend. She sure didn't set out to do phone sex—she wanted to be a writer. But when her BFF framed her for plagiarism, she got in a tiny financial hole and saw this ad for "phone actresses"… Hey, it's not nearly as bad as it sounds. No pantyhose or pantsuits, no regular hours, you're your own boss, and lots of people to talk to. Guys, that is.
But here's the odd thing—lots of them want to talk about more than Emily's imagined attributes; they start to think of her as the best friend they'll never have to meet. Next thing you know, one of her customers gets killed and Emily knows a lot more about it than she should. But she can't tell the nearest cop, who's also her own true love, because then he'll find out about her secret life. What's a phone kitten to do? Solve the murder herself, of course—because wouldn't it be a great story for the newspaper that wrongly fired her?
Somehow, first-time author Christian manages to handle a potentially smokin' subject with such sly wit, authentic detail, and clever writing that you'll wonder why this subject was ever considered taboo.
Shy, slightly overweight Emily would die if she had to talk dirty face-to-face—especially to her hot cop boy friend. She sure didn't set out to do phone sex—she wanted to be a writer. But when her BFF framed her for plagiarism, she got in a tiny financial hole and saw this ad for "phone actresses"… Hey, it's not nearly as bad as it sounds. No pantyhose or pantsuits, no regular hours, you're your own boss, and lots of people to talk to. Guys, that is.
But here's the odd thing—lots of them want to talk about more than Emily's imagined attributes; they start to think of her as the best friend they'll never have to meet. Next thing you know, one of her customers gets killed and Emily knows a lot more about it than she should. But she can't tell the nearest cop, who's also her own true love, because then he'll find out about her secret life. What's a phone kitten to do? Solve the murder herself, of course—because wouldn't it be a great story for the newspaper that wrongly fired her?
Somehow, first-time author Christian manages to handle a potentially smokin' subject with such sly wit, authentic detail, and clever writing that you'll wonder why this subject was ever considered taboo.
Murder and Other Distractions – Michael Estrin
Genre – Conic, Fiction
Rating – R
4.8 (20 reviews)
Free until 25 October 2012
If
you're wanted for murder, the last thing you should do is smoke a
joint, eat a taco, and alienate potential alibis. Then again, Ethan
isn't a very good murder suspect.
Maybe it's just been a lousy week for him. There are layoffs at the office, poorly written death threats, and a vapid, but alluring coworker sending Ethan mixed signals. The f-buddy who loves to loathe him doesn't understand that it's over, and his philosophizing best friend is pretty sure that Ethan's problem is merely the dreary momentum of the hipster ethos. Or it could be that Ethan's pot dealer is out of baggies once again.
But the cop who's after him doesn't buy any of that bullshit. Despite being lazy and crooked, Boyd is damn good at his job. He's certain Ethan murdered his ex—The Girl Who Got Away—along with her nobody of a boyfriend. And the more Boyd hounds him for a confession, the more Ethan comes to see the murders as his way out of the existential crisis consuming him.
Maybe it's just been a lousy week for him. There are layoffs at the office, poorly written death threats, and a vapid, but alluring coworker sending Ethan mixed signals. The f-buddy who loves to loathe him doesn't understand that it's over, and his philosophizing best friend is pretty sure that Ethan's problem is merely the dreary momentum of the hipster ethos. Or it could be that Ethan's pot dealer is out of baggies once again.
But the cop who's after him doesn't buy any of that bullshit. Despite being lazy and crooked, Boyd is damn good at his job. He's certain Ethan murdered his ex—The Girl Who Got Away—along with her nobody of a boyfriend. And the more Boyd hounds him for a confession, the more Ethan comes to see the murders as his way out of the existential crisis consuming him.
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