- These purse-sized gift editions offer gentle words of wisdom and encouragement. - Easy to-do suggestions offer practical ways to be a positive influence. - This portable gift edition is from the popular Honey, They Shrunk My Hormones. - This purse-sized book offers a quick look at midlife issues aimed at the woman approaching, or in the midst of, this often misunderstood and confusing season.

Lo'Tuz (Lotus) is a sad little girl. Missing her mommy and wishing they could be together, she often cries herself to sleep at night. One day, however, she meets a girl who understands how she feels, someone she can laugh and play with, and this makes all the difference in her life. The Power of a Friend by Sade Harvison is an inspiring story that shows the healing power of friendship in our lives. Based on the author's own experience growing up without her mother, the story shows the hope that we can bring by being there for each other and teaches readers that no matter what they're facing, they can always dream bigger than their circumstances. Sade R. Harvison was born in Columbus, Ohio on November 16, 1988 to Victor Harvison and Catrinna Brock. Sade would describe her younger years as a time filled with love and chaos. This inspired her to write a childrens book series based on her time growing up in Columbus, Ohio to young parents in the '90s. She really wanted to paint a picture and describe how she was able to navigate life without being raised by her mother. Sade hopes that the Lo'Tuz series will help young children who struggle with similar situations. She wants them to know through her own life story, that some of the most beautiful things come alive in the dark. Most importantly she wants to show her three sons that with vision and dedication nothing can stop you!

The power your friends have to either elevate or relegate you to their level has been generally accepted for decades. Nearly every major piece of personal-growth literature, including works from T. Harv Ecker, Robert Kiyoaski, Tony Robbins, Jim Rohn, Malcolm Gladwell and more, allude to this concept but it has not been explored in detail. Until now. In Friend Power, Stephanie delves deeply into the influence your friends have over your future and how they impact the results you will see in every part of your life, including:* Business* Fitness* Family* Career* Hobbies* Finances* SuccessStephanie not only shows how your friends affect every area of your life but also discusses how to take advantage of the concept and leverage your new knowledge to pave your way to success. At its heart, Friend Power is a motivational, transformational self-help and personal growth book designed to help you achieve success, transform your results and improve your life.

Friendship. It's one of the most powerful forces around. It adds peace to frazzled days, provides companionship for lonely tasks, and makes any joyous event twice as fun. Written by best-selling author Karol Ladd and her best friend, Terry Ann Kelly, this fourth book in the popular Power of a Positive series shares practical principles on how to be a friend and nurture friendships. Exploring topics such as "Building on Your Common Interests," "Attitudes and Actions That Divide Relationships," "Being Real with Your Friends," and "The Forgiveness Factor," this book will help you enrich current friendships and develop new and lasting ones. The easy-to-read format and you-can-do-it principles will change the way you view your friendships forever.

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History is replete with pronouncements on war. Some reflect on man’s warlike nature (“We are quick to flare up, we races of men on the earth”—Homer); others deal with the practical strategies of the combatants (“If Hitler invaded hell I would make at least a favorable reference to the devil in the House of Commons”—Winston Churchill); and still others offer advice for avoiding conflict (“The most disadvantageous peace is better than the most just war”—Desiderius Erasmus). More than 2,700 quotations on war and conflict are presented in this reference work. The quotations are arranged by more than 100 broad categories, from action to winning. For each, the quotation is first given, followed by its author, the work in which it appeared (when appropriate), and the date. The book includes numerous cross-references, and keyword-in-context and author indexes are provided for further utility.