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Discover the powerful results that await you in Writing the Dash, which caters to both beginning and seasoned writers. The focus is not only on technique but also on how to open your mind and pull stories from deep within that have lain dormant for years. Discover the art of crafting impactful writing by drawing inspiration from your life experiences and keen observations. Develop the ability to resonate with your readers in both fiction and nonfiction, leaving a positive and lasting influence through your words. Writing the Dash contains tips on: - Recognizing Your Core Values to Ignite Writing Inspiration- Discovering Your Unique Story- Thinking Beyond Conventions with Fiction Writing Tips- Creative Nonfiction Writing- Crafting Compelling Memoires- Effective and Cathartic Writing Exercises Linda Apple is an acclaimed author of fiction and nonfiction. She has conducted workshops on a national and international scale, leaving a lasting impact on budding and seasoned writers alike.

Across all cultures, grandfathers play an essential role in a child's life. They teach kindness, support, and unconditional love. They help children learn about the world and how to have fun doing everyday things. Most importantly, grandfathers help children become emotionally strong adults. The memories made with a grandfather last a lifetime. This book is a tribute to all men lucky enough to be a grandfather.

MEET WINSTON, A SCOTTISH TERRIER who may be small but is the Top Dog in Charge of his home. With his charming personality and clever wit, he shares his stories to help children navigate through their daily struggles. From family changes to dealing with bullies, Winston's adventures are filled with valuable lessons and plenty of laughs. Set in a cozy home with a loving family Winston's Arfsome Real-Life Fables follows the tenacious pup as he learns and grows along side his readers. With each new dilemma, Winston learns by experience how to overcome obstacles and make the best decisions. Readers of all ages will fall in love with Winston's charming personality and his relatable struggles. And as they journey through his fables, they'll learn valuable life lessons and expand their vocabulary. This book is a must-have for any young reader's collection, perfect for discussions and bonding with loved ones.

This delightful story by award-winning author Dawn Renee Young is sure to capture the hearts of readers everywhere. When Liam's parents promise him a surprise, he can't help but be filled with questions and anticipation. What could it be? A puppy? A pony? Little does he know that the best surprises are worth the wait. Set in the backdrop of a loving family, Liam must come to terms with a life-changing event that will require all the family's love and support. Will the surprise be enough to make the transition easier for everyone? Read this heartwarming story to find out!

LITTLE CUB'S BIG LIST: Fun with Sight Words, Little Cub wants more than anything to learn to read. He is sad because sight words are so hard to remember. His family helps him practice his sight words every day. When he grasps the fun of rhyme and the concept of practice, he discovers that reading sight words can be fun after all.

Sage's best reading buddy is her granddad. They both love a good book. Sometimes they read to each other, and other times they read independently. However, when Granddad's health prevents him from reading to her any longer, she fears she's lost her best reading buddy forever. Will Sage and Granddad find a new way to read to each other? Find out inside the pages of The Best Reading Buddy.

Gracie is full of energy. She tries to stop moving, but the wiggles and jiggles won't stop. She constantly taps her pencil, wiggles around in her seat, or jiggles her feet. Gracie thinks she can't do anything right.One day she discovers her best friend Lacey's red tap shoes. When Lacey invites her to tap dancing class, Gracie is so excited.Will tap dancing get rid of the wiggles and jiggles?

Anderson prefers to do everything alone. One day a new kid named Sam joins him for lunch. Anderson is surprised and doesn't know what to say. But Sam's friendliness gives Anderson the courage to tell him a little about himself, such as his love for (ornithology) birdwatching. To his surprise, Sam wants to go birdwatching with him.Anderson's story helps children recognize that being friends with someone different is rewarding. In addition, it shows how children with Asperger's syndrome can become true and loyal friends when given a chance. This is not a book about autism. This book is about Anderson, a child with autism, and his amazing hobby.Clarissa Willis, Ph.D., has worked for over 30 years with children with autism spectrum disorder and their families.