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Everyday we encounter bullies. Often time, we label this as an issue that only children endure. The fact of the matter, however, is that bullies exist everywhere - at school, at work, within the community, and even online. Another fact is that children are not the only ones who are bullies or who get bullied. Who Would You Tell, though depicted in a format to appeal for children, serves as a guide for anyone who has ever had to deal with this issue. Bullying is a serious problem, and this book is purposed to help its readers not only identify what it looks like, but also how to overcome it.

Written by International Award-Winning Author, Toneal M. Jackson, this book is designed to provide tips to help authors succeed in the literary industry. This guide includes information on writing the book; getting it published (which incorporates a breakdown of traditional vs. self-publishing processes); marketing; promotion; sales; even knowing your rights! Every entrepreneur can benefit from this book. If you want to learn how to succeed from someone who has already done it, and save yourself a lot of money and frustration, you will definitely want to buy this book!

Once Upon A Time...I Was Never Young chronicles the journey of expedited maturation. Universal topics of family, community, and religion are discussed giving readers an opportunity to reflect on their own lives and experiences. A combination of short stories, self-evaluations and journal entries, this book is a great medium for individual introspection.

In this charming tale, brothers Joey, Timmy, and Jack try to trick their mother, Rita Rabbit in order to enjoy a freshly baked pie. How do they do it? They have to get pretty creative to pull a fast one on Rita...she's just too smart!!! But still, the brothers try. Maybe one can try to distract their mother while the other two make off with the pie. Will that work? Read about the fun the brothers have, and see what happens when they try to put their plan into effect. Parents will not only enjoy reading this story with their little ones, but also the discussion that will ensue as this story addresses moral concerns for young children.

For generations it seems, women have struggled to love themselves. Despite positive characteristics, traits, and contributions, we tend to dwell on our flaws and shortcomings. Many of us were raised by women who encouraged us to embrace our beauty, both inside and out, while ironically enough, they were also conflicted. Learning to Love Me chronicles the personal experiences of 20 women, all with distinct backgrounds - age, race, social status and even geographic location. Regardless of those differences, the commonality that overwhelmingly unites them is the ability to overcome the obstacle that has at one point or another plagued us all. They have joined forces to share their journeys with the hope of encouraging readers to know that no matter the hardship, succeeding in life begins with self-love. After all, how can you truly love someone else unless and until you first love yourself.