Booklogix: 71 books

More than a leadership book full of useful tools, Creating Your Management Opus is a guide to mentorship. This book is for all managers and leaders, or those who aspire to become leaders. Whether you lead the local Cub Scouts troop, your community soccer team, a church committee, or in the context...

Bridging to Joy is a must-have tool for anyone who is looking to enhance their life or business in ways that they never thought possible. With results-based coaching, every reader will benefit from the interactive and thought-provoking lessons outlined in this book. Whether you are...

Most of us are driven by an instinct that wants to prevent bad things from happening. This is why we lock our doors at night, follow the maintenance schedules for our automobiles, and avoid high places with no rails. From a family legacy, financial security, and estate planning standpoint, this book...

“How can we thank you for what you have done? This plan is so wise and should be such fun! We will follow this easy and cool money plan. It makes ‘sense of our cents’; now we know that we can!” Join I.O. Lots Family as they meet Dazzling Dollar Dude, a dollars and cents super hero...

In The Nature of the Liberal Beast, Southern author and humorist C. S. Crumley rips the American left with a hard-hitting factual and historical analysis. The evolution of the media-education cartel, which he labels the “Liberal Beast,” is presented in a manner that will cause patriotic Americans...

Join Lucie and Gomer Goozer and their twenty-seven goslings in the Castle Lake animal community of geese, beavers, foxes, ducks, owls, turtles, and others. Share their experiences competing in a basketball game, rescuing a baby elephant, building a toothpick factory, and cooperating in many more fun...

Just this morning Little Bunny had gone happily off to school with thoughts of the awards that he hoped to win at his school’s award ceremony swimming in his head. But there was little chance of that now. As he climbed out of Boggy Pond, all he could think about was his mother’s warning not to...

Children can make a positive difference and are an important part of society. When they treat people and nature with respect and compassion, they develop healthy self-belief. Corbilina, a little fairy with no voice, teaches children a valuable lesson by introducing them to a language of compassion...

The language children hear is too often one of hate, anger, and prejudice. Corbilina, a little fairy, teaches children a valuable lesson by introducing them to another language—one of compassion and kindness. This language is called heart language. In this story, Corbilina, who has no voice,...

Every Ornament Has Its Place is a story that celebrates our love of our favorite Christmas ornaments and explores what happens when an eight-year-old boy, Matt, can't find his the night the Christmas tree is brought into his home. What Matt learns is that he believes in Christmas spirit and that it...

Do you like going on adventures to magical places to find treasures galore?  Then you will love Grammy's Glen. You will take a journey through meadows where the sun shines each day; and see many sweet animals lining the way. Where beautiful flowers, their petals stretch high, are nestled...

Bellana Visits Rome! is the first in a series of children’s books that takes the reader on a fun-filled and memorable journey to some of our world’s most famous cities. Adventurous Bellana and her adorable animal friends—Molly the cat, Porkchop the bulldog, and Hopper the bunny—travel to Rome,...

Randy Carlson breaks free of the crowd swarming the front doors of Castle Rock Elementary School. He is radiating excitement as he runs home screaming, “I got Mr. Fun!” The rest of this year’s fifth graders push and crawl their way towards the list that determines their futures, desperately...

It’s Summer Vacation! Now What Do We Do? is a humorous poem about several first grade teachers’ wacky suggestions to their students as to what they might do during their summer vacation. Please don’t try any of these ideas at home, school, or anywhere else on this planet. For instance...