Bøger af Kevin Johnson

The debut collection of Kevin Johnson's short works. It contains original short stories and poems, as well as the author's own poetic interpretation of a classic Grimm fairy tale. Before each work is a brief note by the author.

The book commences with the hero as a young man just qualified as an airforce pilot and moves on through his life describing various wars and major occurences affecting his life. He is drafted to a USA carrier and then Vietnam where he finishes military life. He studies medicine, assists the Flying Doctor Service then develops a large market garden export company with a Japanese partner. Here he finds the computer Orack and life takes a different tack. The President of USA discovers their talents employs both of them in the White House. They become involved in middle east politics, blackmail and business corruption. His wife is assassinated and again his life changes. He meets his second wife back in Australia and together the basis of the other books of the trilogy is formed. Magic, illusion, and witchcraft enter the story where space travel, evil tycoons and business manipulation become the normal.

Embark on a captivating journey through the remarkable life and achievements of Felipe Vasquez, the teenage visionary behind The Phone Up Studios. This compelling invites you into the world of a young entrepreneur who defied expectations, overcame challenges, and left an indelible mark on the music and fashion industries. In "Young Entrepreneur Success," witness Felipe's humble beginnings as a curious child exploring the realms of business, technology, and music. Follow his evolution from running online stores as an 10-year-old to founding The Phone Up Studios, a multifaceted entertainment company and record label. Each chapter delves into the intricate details of Felipe's life, unveiling the motivations, triumphs, and obstacles that shaped his extraordinary journey.Explore Felipe's deep-rooted love for music, fueled by a profound emotional connection to his late grandmother. Discover how he turned adversity and self-doubt into powerful motivators, proving skeptics wrong and drawing inspiration from entrepreneurial role models. The narrative unfolds as Felipe launches his first business ventures, navigates the challenges of managing a business remotely as a teenager, and envisions the future of The Phone Up Studios. The ebook provides insights into Felipe's commitment to personal growth, academic pursuits, and social responsibility, showcasing a young entrepreneur who goes beyond business success to make a positive impact on the community. Dive into the chapters detailing Felipe's transition from an online department store to a record label and clothing brand powerhouse. Learn about his strategic decision-making, innovative approaches to digital marketing, and the global impact of The Phone Up Studios."Young Entrepreneur Success" isn't just a biography; it's a roadmap for aspiring entrepreneurs. Felipe's story is a testament to the power of passion, determination, and innovation. With each chapter, readers gain valuable lessons on adapting to change, leading with vision, and creating a brand that resonates globally. This book is a source of inspiration for anyone dreaming of turning their passion into a successful venture. Felipe Vasquez's story is a beacon of hope, reminding us all that age is no barrier to achieving greatness. Join us in exploring the transformative journey of a young entrepreneur who defied norms and built a legacy that transcends industries.

It's been months since Jake Myers returned home from an unexpected and incredible journey. He's trying to forget what, and who, he left behind. His attempts are thwarted when a figure from the past surfaces, triggering a quest that will lead Jake back to the sanatorium, armed with a plan to keep a promise made to a friend. And to see the one person he misses most.

"The writer brings each of the characters to life so much, it leaves you missing them at the end." The boy, David, has an imaginary friend called Henry. David's mother was happy for him to have an imaginary friend when was very young but as he grew older she became more and more concerned about him. Is Henry an imaginary friend, or a ghost, or is David hearing voices? David has exceptionally good academic skills and exceptionally bad social skills. David was bullied when he first started school. Henry lived in the next street to David but a century earlier. Henry fought in the First World War. "I was hooked pretty early on..." "The tale contains humour, kindness and sadness in equal measure." Set in a post-industrial town in the North of England the book describes the experience of two young men born a hundred years apart. Henry joined the King's Royal Rifles at the age of 19 and saw service in India until the war broke out in 1914. He arrived in Belgium on Christmas Eve and saw action in the Second Battle of Ypres. David lost his father in a road accident as a baby, was bullied as a young child and suffered from depression. It helped David to talk to Henry about being bullied, about his girlfriend, about the problems of growing up in the modern world. Henry could tell David about the death of his best friend in a communication trench, how an officer led his platoon into an ambush and why he rescued the officer from no man's land, and how he felt when his son was killed in Salerno. David had very few friends apart from Henry. Having an imaginary friend is a comfort to a young child but if the imaginary friend becomes real - is it a ghost you are talking to or are you suffering a mental illness? The book is full of humour and the plot has many twists and turns and is not resolved until the final few pages. Issac Newton and Ludwig Wittgenstein are mentioned in the book along with Ludwig's brother who was a concert pianist who only had one arm.

When a series of brutal attacks plagues the city of No-Gu, the ruling Oskell dispatch a veteran soldier, Mor ARU Mathiis, to find the religious zealot believed to be responsible. With two comrades who are at opposite ends of their careers and ideologies, the veteran delves into the culture where his adversary was raised. There he discovers the horrors of oppression, savage crimes perpetrated by the people he has spent his life defending. As the foundation of everything he has believed in begins to crumble, his relationships with three passionate women - a prostitute, a healer, and the Oskell empress, herself - provide guidance through his moral and physical struggles. Each confidant offers profound, but often conflicting, insights while promising the way to something he never thought possible, fulfillment. Parental Discretion is Advised

The past is a great place to bury old secrets.But deep thought should be considered before making any decisions to dig them up.There could be devastating consequences.

Suppose Shel Silverstein and Dr. Seuss had a child. That child might very well be the author of this book. Take a look Captain Hook. For Reasons Romantic is 50% fiction, 50% funny, and 100% good-looking. Just like KJ. Good shot.

Jake Myers grew up hearing stories about the hauntings on The Hill, but he never believed them. When locals traded tales about the spirits who inhabited an old tuberculosis sanatorium, he chalked them up to urban legends. There's no such thing as the supernatural... or so Jake thought.Jake jumps at the chance to join a ghost tour of the sanatorium, not because he believes in that sort of thing, but because he's fascinated by the history of the buildings. He has no idea just how close to that history he'll get. Jake falls down a staircase and wakes up to discover he's somehow stumbled more than sixty years into the past. Jake has no idea how he arrived in 1948 and even less of an idea of how to get home. The only thing he's confident about is that claiming to be a visitor from the future would surely land him in a padded room.Forced to adapt to his circumstances, he takes a job at the sanatorium and vows to keep his head down until he figures out what's going on. Against his better judgement, he befriends some of the patients and staff. He's immediately struck by the strength and resilience of the people around him and soon finds himself torn between the past and his present. But the suspicions of one wary doctor may destroy his chances for happiness in either.

How does a letter get lost in the mail for years or decades? Is the check really in the mail? Do we pay too much to mail a letter? Insufficient Postage is an insightful lighthearted view of a Long Island post office. It opens up the inner going ons of the post office and answers some of these questions

A young child learns that even superheroes hurt too in this heartrending story about loss and love, written by debut author Kevin Johnson and illustrated by #1 New York Times bestselling illustrator Kitt Thomas.When a child loses the person in his life that he loves more than anything, he uses his cape as protection from his grief. On the day of the funeral, he uses it to block out the pictures and stories people share, refusing to acknowledge the memories that keep bubbling up. He won't think about them. He doesn't want to. He avoids the memories, until he no longer can. He remembers then. Their laugh, their smile, the moment they gave him the cape. The cape transforms, becoming a source of comfort and strength as the child navigates the sadness and joy that these memories bring up. In Cape, Kevin Johnson has crafted an achingly beautiful and honest story about processing and redefining grief after the loss of a loved one. With evocative illustrations by New York Times bestselling artist Kitt Thomas (Stacey's Extraordinary Words), Cape is a powerful, unforgettable, and necessary story.

Eric Walters isn't exactly living his best life. He works in the IT department of a hospital, where he begrudgingly interacts with his coworkers while counting the minutes until his next break. He's stuck in a rut and oblivious to nearly everything around him, which frustrates no one more than his best friend, Sara. Eric's routine is interrupted...

Mike has it all: a beautiful ex-wife, a cheap rental house that's filled with strange noises, and a lifelong best friend who might be about to leave town forever. What more could a guy ask for? Just when he thinks his life can't get any worse, Mike bumps into the girl of his high school dreams and discovers that sometimes ghosts from the past really do come back to haunt you.Small Town Ghosts is a story of the hopes and losses that haunt our lives, and the strange, wonderful characters we encounter along the way.

Sober Thoughts is an interactive book that offers readers 90 days of inspirational and empowering nuggets to ponder on the recovery journey. It offers wisdom nuggets and also allows the reader to express personal experiences, explore unproductive thoughts and answer the tough questions that produce positive change.

To provide some past detail for the first-time reader as well as a spot for those needing a refresher while reading the book, either now or partway into it, I outline the family and friends always in the background. The Granger family comprise the original hero Aussie Pilot David, his second wife Pam, queen of the Australian witches, his daughter Susan who has a part amputated the right leg and a husband, Richard Barnard. Davids son Robert, now the captain of the newest space vessel is married to Poema, a Polynesian princess. The final families are Pams younger sister Zoey, her husband Ronald and their first-born daughter Carmen, who is also a witch and warlock, are central to the plot and general activities.

The book commences with the hero as a young man just qualified as an air force pilot and moves on through his life describing various wars and major occurrences affecting his life. He is drafted to a USA carrier and then Vietnam, where he finishes military life. He studies medicine, assists the Flying Doctor Service, then develops a large market-garden export company with a Japanese partner. Here he finds the computer Orack, and life takes a different tack. The president of the USA discovers their talents and employs both of them in the White House. They become involved in Middle East politics, blackmail, and business corruption. His wife is assassinated, and again, his life changes. He meets his second wife back in Australia, and together, the basis of the other books of the trilogy is formed. Magic, illusion, and witchcraft enter the story where space travel, evil tycoons, and business manipulation become the normal.

Are you tired of the hustle and bustle of everyday life? Are you consumed with a never-ending pursuit of traditional success or the quest for wealth? Has your health suffered because you can't stop or slow down to enjoy what's in front of you? In The Success Makeover, author Kevin Johnson challenges you to re-evaluate your idea of success and encourages you to refocus on what matters most. He introduces the Xente lifestyle, explaining the concept and describing how he developed the idea. With assessment tools and exercises included, Johnson shares that the Xente lifestyle is a shift by everyday people to connect, activate, and reconnect with their whole lives, recapturing what is truly important through a balanced approach to living.

This incredible resource, now revised and updated, assesses your interests, abilities, spiritual gifts, values, and personality so you can understand what makes you tick. You will discover the person God created you to be. Perfect for individual or group use.

Kids have endless, important questions about Jesus, God, and faith. Respected Christian apologist Josh McDowell provides biblical answers in engaging language perfect for children ages 8 to 12. Parents and teachers will appreciate the clear responses and activities that lead the children they love to a lasting foundation of faith.

"e;One of the most challenging parts of following Jesus is being able to explain the what's and why's of your faith. Whether a friend's questions stump you or you're having doubts of your own, it helps to know what you believe and why. There's no need to be afraid to ask the tough questions. When it comes to your faith, there's no such thing as a dumb question and no topic should be off-limits. God wants you to understand your faith so you can help others understand it, too.In Think, you'll find 20 straightforward studies that explore what the Bible says about controversial and difficult topics. You'll discover why the Bible is worth believing, you'll find out how you can be sure Jesus was more than a nice guy and good teacher, and you'll see that the Bible really does have relevant things to say about life today. God wants to give you solid reasons to believe, along with the know-how to explain your faith without sounding intolerant or arrogant. So dig in and be sure about what you believe."e;

Our high school students read about the people in the Bible who followed Jesus, but it's hard for them to understand what it would look like for them to follow Jesus today. Follow will help students explore God's Word and discover how a man who lived 2,000 years ago can impact their lives today and for all eternity.