Paul R Shaffer: 7 books

The “Just the Tools” edition of “Conflict Resolution for Couples” is an abbreviated version of Paul Shaffer’s first book, “Conflict Resolution for Couples” - originally published in 2005, and then re-published in 2011. This leaner edition “cuts to the chase” of couple’s conflict...

The Top 10 Dating Essentials isnt a book about how to manipulate potential partners into dating you, nor is it about social etiquette on a date. Its about knowing whats important to look for in a partner, what makes a relationship work, and what you need to be working on with yourself. After three...

This eBook is best viewed on a color device. This introduction to the life of the past as revealed through fossils includes: -Descriptions of the typical plants and animals of major geological eras -Maps showing where fossils can be found -The history of the development of life on earth Full-color...

Conflict Resolution for Christian Couples is written in a comprehensive, easy-to-understand, and logical progression that maps out how to have a healthy relationship - one where conflict can be readily managed. The book has solid answers and strategies for Christian couples having difficulties working...

Conflict Resolution for Couples is written in a comprehensive and logical progression that maps out how to have a healthy relationshipone where conflict can be readily managed. It has solid answers for couples trying to find reasonable solutions. This 10th Anniversary Edition discusses the following...

This eBook is best viewed on a color device. This handy identification guide to the most common kinds of rocks and minerals offers concise and fascinating information on: - Physical and chemical properties - Origins and geologic significance - Gems and semiprecious stones - How to find and...

“Moving Past Personal Crises” is about both preventing and persevering through a personal crisis. It examines what makes you more vulnerable for a crisis to occur, as well as what some of the most useful tools are for getting through (and getting out of) whatever crisis you’re in - be it situational...