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Ladies, Why are we still having dealing with bias when all we want to do is provide outstanding work on our jobs? Bias has become like a song that is played over and over again until you are sick of hearing it! Women, the time has come for us to stop being silent and speak up regarding the biases that we face working in male-dominated environments. 'SILENCE IS NOT A STRATEGY' tells of how one woman overcame the challenges she faced working with men on a day-in-day-day-out basis. The best part: I am a #biasbreakingbeauty and I can help you to become one too! If you work in a male-dominated environment (what is still considered a man's job), get out of the dumps and get the inspiration you so richly deserve.

¡Menudo ajetreo hay en el castillo! Gente por aquí y por allí, todos tan serios y atareados que nadie ve a la pequeña Princesa. Ni siquiera sus padres, la reina y el rey, le hacen el más mínimo caso. ¿Qué es lo que le pasa a la gente mayor? ¿Por qué nadie ve a la Princesa invisible?La princesa invisible forma parte de la colección de narrativa infantil del sello Erizo blanco del Grupo editorial Olé Libros.

Black Girl Glory: We Sparkle is a paper doll coloring book intended for elementary aged children. However, if you enjoy art making, and/or fashion, any age will do! There are seven dolls and tons of paper clothes to choose from. You even have the opportunity to create your own fashion line. The models in this coloring book represent a range of heights, sizes and backgrounds. Get your coloring utensils ready and join the fun!

This bilingual book, in English and Chinese, is for people who have already learned math in one language and have the need to understand or teach in the other language. Students from China studying abroad, Chinese parents who need to teach their English speaking children, and people who wish to work in China, will all benefit from this book.

Welcome to the stunning and unforgettable world of rural Queensland and New South Wales in Australia. This photo book is a journey through small country towns, their old buildings and other places that many of us may never have had the chance to experience. Through the lens of a digital camera, the photographer has captured the beauty, mystery, and rawness of a land that is as rugged as it is enchanting. These images were taken using a unique approach that combines modern digital technology with the timeless beauty of 1970s 35mm film. The result is a collection of photographs that transport us back in time and make us feel as though we are experiencing these moments firsthand. As you turn the pages of this book, you will discover uncommon places that are quintessentially Australian. From abandoned buildings to dusty roads, from sunburnt plains to old farm buildings, each photograph is a testament to the resilience and beauty of this land and its people. We often drive past small towns or old farm houses with rusty cars sitting next to dilapidated farm buildings. We don't stop and take the time to look at the beauty that can be found in simple settings. There are stories there, in these places. Stories about old buildings, shops, service stations, fire stations, churches and even an abandoned tennis court on the side of a rural country road. Through these images, enjoy the sense of wonder and adventure and explore outback Queensland and Northern New South Wales. Hopefully this book will inspire you to seek out your own adventures and to experience the magic of this incredible part of the world. This first volume takes you on a road trip through rural Queensland and Northern New South Wales through vivid pastel like images. In the tradition of a photography great, Stephen Shore, you are invited to immerse yourself in the captivating images that lie within these pages.

The world is plagued with turmoil. Rowan is a soldier fighting in a war ridden land for the far flung peace that appears nowhere in sight. Everything takes a turn when her fight seems to be nearing its end, and the God of War joins their last battle to victory. Once he realises one of his strongest soldiers is not who everyone thinks her to be, the God of War finds himself wanting to know the truth. And as the end to their war approaches, ugly realisations settle in.

Using over 800 short rhymes and 250 stunning official colour photographs, this minute-by-minute account of all 46 games takes the reader on an emotional journey through the ups and downs of this epic season.

★ If Robyn Carr and Melinda Leigh had a book-baby, Hart's Ridge would be it. Join Kay Bratt in this small town mystery series with cases to solve, and a small-town deputy determined to do it.When five-year-old Molly walks into a gas station on the outskirts of town, alone and barely speaking, one sheriff's deputy is determined to reunite her with her missing mother.Nestled gently in the Blue Ridge mountains, Hart's Ridge is a small and yet undiscovered quaint town. That is until you dig a little deeper and learn that no matter how perfect things look, every town has its secrets. Taylor Gray has lived there since she was a kid and has clawed her way out of poverty, foster care, and then the police academy to reach her dream of being in law enforcement.However, the townspeople aren't the only ones that she is committed to serve and protect. She's also the unofficial caretaker of her father and adult sisters, a family fractured by tragedy and barely keeping it together. Her role is heavy and rarely appreciated, but she'll stop at nothing to try to piece them back together one day.The mother of a young girl is missing. Time is of the essence and Taylor plunges into the investigation, determined to find her and reunite mother and child. When the sheriff brings a familiar face in to take charge, things begin to unravel at a pace hard to keep up with, and what they find is every law enforcement officer's worst nightmare.Hart's Ridge is a standalone novel and book one of the new Hart's Ridge mystery series, written by Kay Bratt, International Best-Selling Author of Wish Me Home and True To Me.

The alternative to realism sketched in this book proposes a way of thinking in which 'things' are replaced with 'events'. Objects and entities are not inert things lurching from moment to moment. They are the events human beings deem important enough or, like hurricanes, lively enough, to warrant naming for future reference. I know these sketches will not convince anyone that the world is not an actual place full of actual things, but I think I can persuade readers to take an alternative account for a test drive. In this rendition, events have pride of place. Commonsense notions of things and entities are figures of speech and computational aids like Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs) on personal computers.If the world is an event, it is as young now as it ever was. You and I share in this vivaciousness. We emerge out of, then subside into, what is going on. You and I also emerge in one another's awareness, and then talk the world and a bit of stuff going on into one another's view.This 'understanding reboot' could have secular benefits. Political and economic problems could be seen as rising from below rather than trickling down from Hitlers, Kim Jong-uns and Donald Trumps. People would see themselves as conduits through which profits siphon from the bottom to the top and mischief flows the other way.

A Ghost Story from the Enchanted Antique ShopThrills and ChillsLife in a gently haunted antique shop offers more than a few thrills and chills-but when an unseasonable cold front sweeps through the Enchanted Antique Shop during a Florida heatwave, proprietor Marley Montgomery and her spectral team need to act fast. It's not just a chill in the air. The icy presence is even endangering the resident spirits at the shop. To save them from certain doom, Marley teams up with a host of magical allies, including her grandmother Clara, her mentor Eleanor, and her best friend Sadie. A few friendly ghosts get involved, too-like Violet, a spirited 1920s flapper, and her spectral Siamese kitten. As disaster looms, Marley and Sadie must undertake a perilous quest to the past in search of a solution. But time is running out. If they can't break the spell that has them wrapped in perpetual winter, they could risk being frozen in time-forever. This standalone short story is part of the Enchanted Antique Shop series of magical cozy mysteries. Important Note: Frozen Charlotte is a quick read, with just 72 pages in the print edition. You'll probably be able to enjoy the entire story in a single evening.

Pursuing Growth helps business owners work through difficult sales and marketing issues with the intent to increase revenue and profit. The book is organized in a way that makes it easy for a reader to pick out the topics most relevant to him or her, and walk away with a few gems that will have a significant impact. The information in the book is meant to be extremely practical, and is based on Brent Banda's experience helping almost two hundred companies over the last two decades.

You Got This, Sorah!Join Sorah, who's inquisitive and determined, as she ponders her dreams and is encouraged to pursue them. She learns that the road won't always be easy, but it will be worth it!

This book is a collection of twenty-eight poems written and chosen by the author to create a gift appropriate for those who love songs, praise and joy, either along with a card, or in place of a card. Space is provided on the cover sheet for personal comments.

Welcome to volume 2 of The Little Book of Introverted Thoughts. This book is a collection of random thoughts, encouragements, reflection, and of course, inspiration. So, turn the page, find a quote that speaks to you and let its message permeate the corners of your mind to start and keep the conversations going. Be Inspired!

Patience Museveni Rwabwogo's Jesus' Africa provides a refreshing view concerning contemporary issues confronting the African continent and her people, duly captured thematically as rebuilding Africa's walls. Tracing the continent's historical domination through the times of slavery, the era of colonialism and the post-independence period, the continent has been at the 'short end of the stick' of the global development agenda.That past, notwithstanding, the work sends a powerful message of hope that Africa will arise through, in part, understanding the continent's place on this earth and the role it is poised to play in global development. The past is important, yes. However, the future must be of prime concern.To rebuild her walls, the continent would rely on her spiritual pulse and deep conviction that would assure the realization of its rightful place.Illustrating with examples from the Bible, Patience makes the biblical stories relevant to the much-desired African Renaissance with her walls fully restored.