Brett Johnson: 9 books

Hello poetry fans!!! Brett Johnson would like to thank you for purchasing his first poetry book called Beautiful Poetry for a Special Person. This poetry book may seem like it revolves around one person. The interchangeable content in this poetry book can describe and talk about so many people who...

Supervising in the Public Service is a short and practical handbook for new, seasoned, and aspiring supervisors within the public service. Use this handbook to improve your ability to manage teams and lead people. Twenty five key elements of modern day public service supervision are examined....

Why do so many women long to be married yet remain single? One reason is that their Availability Index is low, and men can spot it from a distance. It's as if there is a dial on their foreheads that says, "I do not need a man; I am unapproachable." This signal creates an invisible fence between...

What women wish men knew about the signals men send. The book helps men think through what they can do to increase their "initiative." Men wear an Initiative Index (I.I.) on their heads like a thermometer, and women can see it just as clearly as men can see The Availability Index (A.I.). Women look...

Specifically designed to reach people who normally would not consider themselves activists, The Better World Handbook is directed toward those who care about creating a more just, sustainable and socially responsible world but don't know where to begin. Substantially updated, this revised best-seller...

The second part to the Blackjack Pirate series. Jack finds himself marooned on a deserted island with no food or water. The only thing on his mind is getting revenge on Captain Milligan. The man who is responsible for leaving him there. But when he is saved by an unlikely source his life as a pirate ends. But with revenge still on his mind.

Volume 34 of Theatre History Studies revisits the foundations of theatre, explores the boundaries and definitions of theatre, and illuminates how writing about the history of theatre is itself a form of historiography.   The five essays are arranged chronologically, starting with Alan Sikes’s discussion...

Jack Abbott left his home to find adventure. In 1677 that is what he got. The merchant ship he was on was attack by pirates! But he found himself being recruited by those pirates, thus beginning his life at Blackjack the pirate. Along with his good mate Francis Milligan, they set out becoming the wealthiest...

Jack Abbott is a story about a young man who finds the ship he is aboard attacked by pirates. His options are simple join the pirates and make a life being a pirate. With his friend they set off on adventures as pirates that will change their lives for either the good or the bad.