About your Book: Colleges and employers continue to grapple with the fact that students in the United States are not prepared for the demands of higher education and the workforce. Students scramble to figure out where to go to school, how to get in, what to study, and how to pay for their education, one of the most important investments of their life. Education is a complex but highly valued system. It's a pathway to opportunities in life and a cornerstone of economic prosperity, but far too … [Read more...] about Excerpt From 10 Things I Wish I Knew in High School by Sarah Galimore @eppinspires
Robby’s Quest: Ocean Bound by DC Rush
To escape the hot Arizona summer, Robby the Robin and his band of friends - his brother Ricky, the Sparrow family, a trio of Mourning Doves and Benny the ever dependable Blackbird - fly west to San Diego in search of a cool summer breeze and some seaside fun. Upon arriving in San Diego, Joy and her new friend Josie wander off to investigate a cruise ship and end up on a voyage they will never forget. Will Joy and Josie get back to San Diego and their loved ones? Will an encounter with a … [Read more...] about Robby’s Quest: Ocean Bound by DC Rush
How to get into Medical School by Mir Joffrey
How to get into medical school is a question that is far more complicated than you might think. Grades and scores are only one part of the equation. What else matters to the admissions' committee? What else can you do to make yourself a better candidate? What does the admissions committee really look for in your essay or in your interview? Dr. Mir Joffrey, a former medical admissions committee member himself, reveals answers to all of these important questions and more. This book is … [Read more...] about How to get into Medical School by Mir Joffrey
The Gifts of Grief: Finding Light in the Darkness of Loss by Therese Tappouni
Through the loss of her son, her 36 year marriage, her health and, finally, bankruptcy, Therese has written a book that offers everyone the opportunity to turn the wounds of grief into the shining portal into a new and meaningful life. "The journey through grief is a hero/heroine's journey," says Therese, and we are all meant to reach the grail of our deepest heart. She also introduces the idea of 'global grief" as a burden of sadness that comes to us through our television and other avenues and … [Read more...] about The Gifts of Grief: Finding Light in the Darkness of Loss by Therese Tappouni
Miss Williams by Charles Frankhauser
A coming-of-age true story presents the life of a boy traumatized by failure in school, living with dysfunctional relatives and divorcing parents. Miss Williams, a fifth grade teacher, empowers him with self-confidence he uses to succeed in life. Her last words to him were, "Someday you'll thank me." His adventures are filled with unexpected events that come together with startling life-changing consequences such as the young girl selling balloons at the zoo who changes his life forever. … [Read more...] about Miss Williams by Charles Frankhauser
