Bøger af Stanley G Robertson

They call her Badaxx because she's hell on wheels with an ax! But what happens when she loses her nerves? Fear is a mutha', can you dig it?

The Black Man's Quit List is a brilliant guide for Black men. It is a lighthearted masterpiece that is, at once, humorous and informative. A quit list is a personal proclamation that identifies areas of your life where you stop doing things that do not lead to your success. But many people are challenged quitters. That is to say; they have trouble letting go of things. The coronavirus pandemic of 2020 has forced us to quit things and this fact makes us very uncomfortable. It interferes with our autonomy and causes us to feel a lack of control. In this book, COVID-19 stands for the proposition that our world is rapidly changing. The point here is that, if we want to have healthy relationships and live our best lives, we must embrace change. Embracing change means that we live our lives with a calm and relaxed mind rather than the unsettled feeling that we are being dragged through life out of control. The Black Man's Quit List sets out 40 things that men should let go of in order to live their best life now. It seeks to reestablish the long-forgotten integrity of chivalry and style, giving you the tools you need to be perpetually dapper. Indeed, it helps to put Black men and boys on a journey toward self-transformation by dispensing timeless wisdom on being a man that women want.

The short stories in this collection are characterized by elegant prose that takes familiar themes and elevates them to brilliant and entertaining flights of imagination. All of the stories are unforgettable with a subtle moral message that will leave you with a lasting impression, moving you for days and weeks after you have completed them. The title story, The Tyranny of Habit, which features three siblings who possess peculiar and bizarre habits, delves into the hazards of a life of bad idiosyncrasies, and it underscores how bad habits can shatter a life of happiness. The stories have no boundaries in time or space, ranging from the 15th century to 500 years into the future. All of the stories are brilliantly articulated with an air of expectancy, a touch of realism, and engaging plot twists and turns that lead to a sense of satisfaction that will leave you smiling and wanting more. If your busy schedule keeps you from reading as much as you would like, this short story collection may be just the ticket. Pop it in your bag and take it with you wherever you go. You can read a quick story while waiting in the doctor's office, in the nail shop, on a train, or during lunch break. Even if you don't complete the entire book, you'll get a sense of satisfaction when you finish one story. But be careful, these stories are like potato chips - you can't read just one.Enjoy!

To become the best possible version of yourself, you must first align the various parts of your being. The mind, body, and soul must all be in harmony before true health and growth are achieved. Now you can break through any barriers holding you back from the life you dream of living. Guidelines for a Master pulls from the iconic film The Last Dragon to help readers understand their own journey in search of Truth. Much as Bruce Leroy's character hopes to unlock the powers of a mystical energy called "the Glow," this inspirational book will help you harness your own spiritual energy. This lighthearted book will be a guide for your journey to personal growth and happiness. Written from the perspective of the Unity Church, this book provides metaphysical interpretations of the Bible and religion to steer you along your path toward your best self. A self-help book designed to connect your physical self with your spiritual self, Guidelines for a Master holds the key to a healthy life full of potential. Whether you are seeking prosperity in life or hope to cure a painful illness, your spiritual strength can help you get to your destination.

Weeds were illegal! They had evolved. Their genetic composition changed over generations and they mutated into a new, more complex species. Every plant was considered a weed including trees, shrubs, herbs, grasses, fruits, vegetables and any living organism that absorbed water through it roots. Weeds were barbaric and they ruled the Earth, relegating humans to small communities in domed colonies. Piper was a pruner and his job was to control the weeds. He was thrilled to eliminate any weeds and destroy the people who possessed them. The People App was used to collect information on colonists. Any person thought or known to have weeds received a NEGATIVE review on the People App. A NEGATIVE review was a violation of the law and Piper handled lawbreakers with maximum prejudice.But what happens when he, himself, is caught with a plant, society's most deadly threat? WEEDS is a science fiction novel set in a dystopian future, perfect for fans of Ray Bradbury, George Orwell, Philip K. Dick and John Collier.

Imagine a future where plant life, instead of animal life, evolved to dominate the Earth.Plants are illegal. Piper is a Pruner. His job is to destroy the plants and the people that harbor them. But what happens when he, himself, is caught with a plant, society's most deadly threat?

My name is Bakari Kamal Robertson. I am in the fourth grade. This is my second book. I like making books. Making books is fun and it gives you something to do besides watching TV. I think I am going to make more books in the future.Talk-About-It Books is a series of children's books based on stories created and developed by children. All the stories have some social or moral redeeming value and each book features a "talk-about-it" question at the end. The talk-about-it question is a question raised by the author and is based on situations played out by the characters in the story. The aim is for the child and the parent to discuss the issues raised in the book and talk about it.