Jean Young: 27 books

Julia and Benjamin are back on another adventure through the Portal. This time, they travel to the TRAPPIST-1 star system (located 235 trillion miles from Earth) to save the astronauts from crashing into the forcefield around the star’s planets. Who put up the force field around the planets...

How to Achieve your Goals No Matter How Large or Small *Introduction*History of Setting GoalsTip Number One: CommitmentTip Number Two: Tracking ProgressTip Number Three: Break Down Big Goals into Smaller OnesTip Number Four: Revisit and Revise Your GoalTip Number Five: Keep Your Eyes On The...

Boost Your Confidence To Excel At Work IntroductionDoes your confidence level affect your performance at work?Section 1: Boosting Your Confidence At WorkSection 2: How To Excel At WorkConclusion Disclaimer This document is geared towards providing exact and reliable information...

Boost Your Child’s Confidence In School and in Life IntroductionSection 1: Ways To Boost Your Child’s ConfidenceSection 2: Ways To Help Your Child Excel In SchoolSection 3: Ways To Boost Child's Confidence For Better School PerformanceConclusion

Squiggy is not your ordinary dolphin. He lost his dorsal fin shortly after he was born, and he almost died. Despite the hardship, he learned to swim and survive in the ocean with the help of his mother and his friends. Unfortunately, the humans capture Squiggy, and he is hurled into the human world. Tatianna...

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to travel through time and space? Two lucky children discovered a magical portal in their house. With the help from the Guardian of the Portal, Benjamin and Julia went through the portals to help people in need. The children used their imagination and wit...

How To Improve Your Relationship With Your Father"Have the relationship with your Mother that you’ve always wanted" IntroductionThe Change In FatherhoodSection 1: Heart-To-Heart ConversationSection 2: Avoid Expecting PerfectionSection 3: Forgive And ForgetSection 4: Acknowledge His Point...

Why is confidence important during the teenage years? Building Confidence for Teens In School and In Life IntroductionWhy is confidence important during the teenage years?History of TeensSection 1: Boosting A Teen's ConfidenceSection 2: Ways To Help Your Teen Excel In SchoolConclusion

Simple Ways To Boost Your Beauty Table of ContentsIntroductionHistorySection 1: Beauty Standards of the WorldSection 2: Simple Ways of Beauty Without MakeupSection 3: Why Makeup is not Equal to BeautyConclusion This is a very old proverb that keeps on being said when people are challenged...

When recently widowed, forty-five year old, Anne Farley decides to volunteer at the Danville Senior Center, she finds she may have bitten off more than she can chew. The director, Royal, immediately puts her in charge of the new lunch program, and Anne has her hands full working with the other volunteers...

Charlie is a Cocker Spaniel, and he loves to sing. Unfortunately, the neighbors are not fond of his voice and make unkind threats about the noise. Charlie’s owners love him dearly and decide that a move to the country where Charlie can sing to his heart’s content is in order. His new home has...

That Forever Kind of Love IntroductionHow Relationships Have Changed Over TimeSection 1: Be More AffectionateSection 2: Go On A VacationSection 3: Make Saying Thank You A HabitSection 4: Compliment Your PartnerSection 5: Limit Use Of TechnologySection 6: Bring The Excitement BackSection 7:...

“Bold, unguarded work . . . that resists pat definition. [Young Jean] Lee has penned profane lampoons of motivational bromides (Pullman, WA) and the Romantic poets (The Appeal). Now she piles her deconstructive scorn upon ethnic stereotypes in Songs of the Dragons Flying to Heaven, a sweet-and-sour...

“A subversive, seriously funny new theater piece by the adventurous playwright Young Jean Lee. . . . Ms. Lee does not shy away from prodding the audience’s racial sensitivities—or insensitivities—in a style that is sometimes sly and subtle, sometimes as blunt as a poke in the eye.”—Charles...