Wordeee: 12 books

The Founders of Survive and Thrive Bootcamp share their experiences and stories around entrepreneurship and global conferences. Their goal in creating the Survive and Thrive Bootcamp was to return meaningful engagements at tech conferences for start-up and lifestyle entrepreneurs. They were determined...

Susan Phillips Bari’s insightful and page-turning memoir follows her life from Boston to the White House and beyond. As she says and I love...life between the hyphen... An Extraordinary Ordinary Life is a gripping account of a woman's curiosity, determination, and dedication to climbing the mountain...

Welcome to our latest revision of Act Right. Our industry is changing rapidly, and we want to keep you abreast of the times. Technology has changed our world since we first published Act Right. In the short span of three years, the Internet has become a factor in our business. We remember a world...

Our son, Julian, was born 15 weeks early, at 1 pound 15 ounces, on January 25, 2004. He spent nearly 5 months in the hospital. He was diagnosed with Periventricular Leukomalacia (PVL) after suffering from a Grade 4 brain bleed on the left side of his brain and a Grade 1 bleed on the right side.Simply...

Mental illnesses, such as clinical depression, bipolar, schizophrenia, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, etc., are some of the most misunderstood of all diseases. The triumvirate of fear, ignorance, and superstition, especially, as it pertains to Africans and other people of color not only exacerbate...

If all are humans, then why do some die of hunger while others waste part of their food supply? If the United Nations Human Inalienable Rights are for the human species, then those who do not have these rights are the non-humans. Although the more abundant species, non-humans are boxed inside their...

William’s father has just died. Weary and heartsick from the loss, he takes the first flight from New York to San Francisco, dreading what promises to be an intensely painful trip. That is, until William meets Paul, the enigmatic passenger seated next to him. Paul is not an idle mind, and he plumbs...

Five friends bound to honor each other as they navigate life in the streets of Harlem. The female assassins plus one are ruthless when it comes to their business--dealing drugs. At nine years old Tia Davis is forced to do whatever it takes to protect her family after her mother's sudden death. Surviving...

Ladies Who Lunch & Love, the dazzling debut novel from former Essence magazine columnist and NAACP Image Award nominee, Nathan Hale Williams, is the story of four fabulous New York society women navigating life and love while sharing their gay best friend. Not your typical snobs or real housewives,...

The Alphabet Kids follow the fun adventures of a diverse group of children learning about their unique cultures, music, and customs. Their stories help children learn to love who they are and realize that people who are different can be very good friends.The Alphabet Kids world comes to life...

We hurriedly walk across an empty, weed-filled lot to approach the house from the back. There’s very little light. Most street lights don’t work here. It’s perfect. I can only imagine how we would look to an incidental observer tonight, this gang of painted up, crazy looking freaks, and we are...

A story based on real events. In 1980, Jean Tonico reached the shores of Miami with only the clothes on his back, A Haitian Boat Person, and refugee, he chronicles the haranguing journey and gives us a glimpse into myriad reasons why some risk their lives to leave their homeland in search for a better...