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This Gym Log Book is for all who seek to maximise their progress within the gym and exercise. This gym diary / journal makes a great gift, with a design that you won't find available in stores. This is a great note book journal for setting goals, tracking progress and getting results! Features of this notebook include: - 15.2cm x 22.9cm (6" x 9") - 120 White Pages with Lined Paper - Matte Finish Our notebooks, journals and diaries are great for: Women Men Kids Girls Boys Gym Lover Meal Planner Easter Gifts Father's Day Christmas Gifts Stocking Stuffers Birthday Gifts Gift Baskets Secret Santas Co-Workers Dream Journals Food Diaries Graduation Gifts Teacher Gifts Valentines Day Thank You Gifts

From the author of Romancing the Running Back and the First to Fight series comes the latest in the Santa Fe Bobcats series! Teamwork improves the chances of scoring . . . When the Bobcats’ fate on the field is sealed, and they would rather give their starting quarterback, Trey Owens, a break, they call in Josh Leeman: “The Backup.” But after Trey is placed on the disabled list for the season, all eyes are on Josh to lead the team. Josh’s sudden superstar status thrusts him into the spotlight, and garners plenty of attention from the ladies—except for one. Carrington Gray is delighted to see her father released from the hospital—but not so much to see Josh at the celebration. Their mothers have long tried to set them up, although it’s had the opposite effect. But under the circumstances, Carri and Josh would rather go on fake dates to appease their mothers than rock the boat. Yet the more time these two work together on their little lie, the more they see the surprising truth . . . Praise for the Santa Fe Bobcats series “Engaging . . . A believable story that drew me in from the first page.”—Cocktails and Books “Everything that I hoped for.”—The Reader’s Den “The heat between them is hot.”—Stuck in Books “A real hit . . . It was a fresh idea with a tried and true genre, and I loved that.”—The Book Pushers

An absurdist take on writing a book, first time author Josh Rolph lays out in humorous, self-deprecating form, a sit-down comedian's dream of writing so many words that he can declare to the world he is an author. The book is an exaggerated memoir and self-help parody on book writing. It exposes how his desperation to become an author far exceeds his desire to write a book, yet after an impossibly long stretch of time making and breaking all self-imposed rules, he manages to get the job done. The wannabe author does all he can to type words in order to produce a book so he can carry the "author" title for the rest of his life. "Just like becoming a mother," Rolph authoritatively declares, "once an author, always an author." He continues, "The author credential can only be taken away if it's proved that you plagiarized. And believe me, the only thing plagiarized in this book is chapters four through twenty-one." In a familiar, conversational style, the book showcases everything from the joys of writing a preface – at great length in the preface itself – to the travails of upping the word count. Woven throughout is a collection of “filler” material with essays ranging from yogurt to pants, adapted from his obscure blog and podcast. Two subsequent volumes will continue to follow the story of becoming an author of books (vol. 2) and a multi-volume series (vol. 3). Full of essays on meandering topics, "Now I Can Say I'm an Author" proves that literally anyone can write a book. Featuring essays on yogurt, pants, the death penalty, tattoos, the word "pizzazz," nakedness, and much, much, oh so much more.

Corporate Swagger was realized out of a means to level the playing field. It's for young professionals attempting to navigate the corporate terrain, seasoned professionals looking to sharpen their business chops, or entrepreneurs needing an edge on their competition. This is the underdog's guide to professional success. Until now these have been the most well-guarded secrets of the business game. Not anymore! What you have in your hand is the playbook to reinventing yourself and gaining a competitive advantage in the workplace. This is Corporate Swagger.

Shocking Statistics An Average American Reads 1 Book a Year and 50% of those are Romance Novels... Look! I do not know who you are but I am sure you are on this page right now because you are someone who wants more. You are someone who do not settle for average. You see, I totally understand the desire to want to learn and yet dread reading a long and thick book at the same time! That is why we created this book... More about this book: There are always people complaining about how motivational videos, quotes, audio, seminar etc does not work. Usually, the reply back to them is, "How often do you shower?" If you shower every single damn day, why do you not do something that gets your motivated every single day? In 365 Motivational Quotes, we strive to become your daily companion in your never ending refueling of motivation. You do not just read a book and become rich one day. You do not just practice shooting a basketball one day and you become a NBA player instantaneously. It requires daily practice and commitment. That is the service we offer here in 365 Motivational Quotes. The pages that follow are a collection and compilation of my favorite quotes that I use, love and paste it all around me in small post-it. These quotes are thought-provoking, fascinating and intriguing. These quotes, without a shadow of doubt, will give you courage, energy and inspiration that will support you in your day-to-day life. Act Now by Clicking the "Buy Now With 1-Click" Button at the Top of This Page Right Now! P.S. Here's another shocking statistic: "50% of American adults can't read a book written at an eighth grade level." P.P.S. I absolutely know that these statistics aren't you. Act Now by Clicking the "Buy Now With 1-Click" Button at the Top of This Page Right Now!

Welcome to Kissing Creek, where romance-themed puns and love are around every corner... Barista and pseudo-mom Audrey Miller doesn’t believe in happily-ever-after—which means she definitely lives in the wrong town. But her younger siblings depend on her, which means a lifetime stuck in Kissing Creek and serving Pink Passion mochas with Chocolate Smooch donuts. Which is exactly when the town’s hot new professor walks in for a coffee and into her life... Ronan Walsh is an academic walking cliché, right down to the elbow patches on his blazer. She knows his type—intelligent and charming, yet sweet as a cinnamon roll. He’s the sort of man she’s inevitably attracted to... and the sort of man who is always out of her league. Ronan isn’t putting down roots and Audrey is definitely not going anywhere soon. And neither of them are looking for anything permanent. But in the lovestruck town of Kissing Creek, that might be all the invitation love needs... Each book in the Kissing Creek series is STANDALONE: *Kissing Lessons *Kissing Games

National Book Award Finalist: “This man’s ideas may be the most influential, not to say controversial, of the second half of the twentieth century.”—Columbus Dispatch At the heart of this classic, seminal book is Julian Jaynes's still-controversial thesis that human consciousness did not begin far back in animal evolution but instead is a learned process that came about only three thousand years ago and is still developing. The implications of this revolutionary scientific paradigm extend into virtually every aspect of our psychology, our history and culture, our religion—and indeed our future. “Don’t be put off by the academic title of Julian Jaynes’s The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind. Its prose is always lucid and often lyrical…he unfolds his case with the utmost intellectual rigor.”—The New York Times “When Julian Jaynes . . . speculates that until late in the twentieth millennium BC men had no consciousness but were automatically obeying the voices of the gods, we are astounded but compelled to follow this remarkable thesis.”—John Updike, The New Yorker “He is as startling as Freud was in The Interpretation of Dreams, and Jaynes is equally as adept at forcing a new view of known human behavior.”—American Journal of Psychiatry