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Tom tomato is the largest tomato in the garden. As such, he thinks he's better than the other tomatoes and he deliberately bullies the smaller ones. He is rude and ill-mannered, and goes out of his way to make sure the smaller tomatoes don't grow. He learns a valuable lesson about bullying, and when he's given a second chance, he realizes it's far better to be kind, work together, and use proper manners, all of which make the garden a much happier place. Barbara Prignano is an attorney and small business owner in East Islip, New York. She has two young children who continue to inspire her. This is her fourth children's book. She is the author of the award-winning How Bunnies Got Their Cottontails, Anthony and the Magic Bumblebee and Angelo the Underappreciated Ant. Visit her website at www.prignanobooks.com.Publisher's website: http://sbpra.com/BarbaraPrignano

Workplace bullying causes both physical and psychological injuries. Sometimes these injuries can last a lifetime. Workplace bullying is just as insidious as asbestos or any other killer substances that creep into the workplace.Workplace Bullying Lawyers' Guide - How to get more compen$ation for your client is not only written for lawyers, but for everyone dealing with workplace bullying.The book is easy to read, understand, and follow to prepare for action.Workplace bullying will always raise its head in workplaces, and the only way to fight back is to see a lawyer and go for compensation.Lawyer Kathryn-Magnolia Feeley shows the steps that are required to commence the road to compensation including:. How to prove there was bullying in the workplace. How to prove the workplace was negligent. How to prove that injuries were caused by workplace bullying. Tricks used by lawyers for the defense. Tricks used by doctors for the defense. Cases that can be used in all democratic jurisdictions"Very informative and exciting text that speaks very directly to the reader." - Peer review by Barrister-at-law, Victorian Bar."Well researched primer for anyone wishing to understand the intricacies of workplace bullying." - Owen Harris, solicitor and barrister, Australian Capital Territory"It's a manual for the preparation of workplace bullying litigation." - Timothy Crispin, barrister-at-law, ACTKathryn-Magnolia Feeley is a human rights lawyer in Canberra, Australia.Publisher's website http://sbpra.com/Kathryn-MagnoliaFeeley

This book uses short stories and fun cartoons to educate young readers on real world issues such as drugs, peer pressure, bullying, and guns. You could be in their places one day. Their stories can help you make the right choices.

Katherine Lassiter, the beautiful young fiancée of history professor Frank Rymer, joins him on an expedition to eastern Turkey in search of the tomb of King Antiochus of Commagene.Unknown to Katherine, Frank has become involved with some very unsavoury people, including ex-Colonel Hakan, celebrity Russian psychic Natasha Metz, and the "overlord" of the region - Agha Tariq Murat - a man who persecutes the villagers he "owns," most notably the family of Black Orhan, a local hero and an outlawed man.Orhan is on a mission to avenge the murder of his nephew when he discovers Frank has a lovely silver-haired fiancée. Initially hoping to use her to get to Frank, a powerful attraction grows between them as a secret relationship develops, leading Katherine to make some unpleasant discoveries.When the intensely passionate Orhan demands she leave Frank and become his woman, Katherine finds herself in a difficult and dangerous position. Will her heart overcome her good sense? Rosalyn A. Kendrick (b.1942) grew up in Southeast London and moved to Hull, UK, to study theology at Hull University in 1960. She taught religious studies in inner-city secondary schools until 1996. A few days after "retiring," she went to lecture at an Islamic academy in war-torn Bosnia. She has been a visiting lecturer in many countries, from the Middle East to Singapore, Pakistan, throughout Europe, and in America and Canada. Her first book came out in 1977, and she now has a list of some 40 books, mainly on Islamic subjects, although she has continued to write novels and poetry. Publisher's website: http://sbprabooks.com/RosalynAKendrick

I am 73 years old. Like most who have lived this long, I have been confronted with events that have been both mentally disturbing and physically challenging. In my case, the breaking of all the spurs at the base of my spine caused an instant change in my mobility and lifestyle, altering my awareness of how quickly your comfort zone can change.Lucky for me, my support base was efficient and my attitude was a sense of control. Later in life, my commitments both physically and financially increased. With my partner gone and my home mortgage level a financial burden even when I was employed, I was made redundant. How could I possibly cope with a mortgage of $2,500 a month?Like all triggers in life, each affects a person differently. In my case, I suffered absolute depression. After some life-threatening incidents, I spent two years on government-paid counseling, and although extremely helpful in moving ahead in life, it offered no answers to why I despised my actions, what I was doing, and why.After some inner thinking, I finally developed an understanding of why I went into denial mood and became my own worst enemy. It was then I wrote my first book Acceptance, Recognition, and Control (A.R.C.) Against Depression.After dealing with several other serious health problems, my self-understanding reached new levels. This second book will assist both men and women in dealing with the events we encounter in our quest for self-confidence. Understanding Your Depression also teaches about control and understanding the events around us.Ray J. Dodkins grew up in Melbourne, Australia, lived in Sydney, and now resides in Tasmania. He loves to write, sketch and race pigeons.

Rainbows, Lollipops & Tough Bitches Fight Cancer presents sentiments associated with the cancer journey. From diagnosis, through treatment and remission, emotions range from joy, stupidity, fear, faith, humor, darkness and rebirth, all told in short stories by women."When I first heard the word CANCER in my own diagnosis, I felt an enormous challenge ahead of me. This was potentially the worst enemy I could ever foresee battling. Instead, my faith and my personal mantra, Nothing Is Everything, became more real to me as I came to regard this challenge as a triumph and just another phase of my life ... but not the total sum of my life. Trust me ... the amazing stories in Rainbows, Lollipops & Tough Bitches Fight Cancer put together with such thoughtfulness will lift you, amuse you and probably make you cry. Such a perfect gift for the newly diagnosed or anyone connected to the cancer journey." - Camille Moten, singer, actress, author of Nothing Is EverythingCara Riggs is a transplant to La Jolla, California. After a thirty-year career in the Omaha Public Schools, most recently as an inner-city high school principal, she took early retirement to enjoy sunny San Diego. A year-long fight with breast cancer validated her blessings and her lifelong belief in always living life full throttle.Tammy Nance studied undergraduate marketing at Drexel University and received her master's in management from Lesley University. "Life isn't always rainbows, lollipops, and unicorns. Bad things do happen to good people, but at its core, life is about what you do with the bumps in the road while you are making the journey." She passed away during the process of finishing the book.

Are you in a job you hate, doing work you don't enjoy, with people you don't like? By Design: Principles for Choosing a Career will help you live your dream. This powerful self-help guide invites you to answer five key questions that will help you choose a career you love and feel passionate about. While this book was created to help young people choose their careers, this easy-to-read guide is helpful for college students as well as business professionals who may still be struggling about finding work they enjoy and may even be considering a change of major or career change.By Design helps readers avoid the trap of finding meaningless work just to have a job, and instead find that "thing" that will bring the most joy and fulfillment in a practical, relatable way.A journal section at the end of each chapter continues the self-exploration and self-discovery process, so by the end of the book, you will find greater clarity, focus, and direction to make your next move."I have come across many students - young and old - and professionals alike who struggle with being unhappy at work because their work is not aligned with their passion. This book will also help people who feel stuck in a job or career that is making them unhappy to make the right decisions and preparation to enter a field or career path they really love."The author shares personal examples of her own search for purposeful work, and she suggests supplementary reading and resources to help you find your ideal career. Simmone L. Bowe lives in what she calls paradise: The Bahamas and is a business and HR consultant, professional corporate trainer, keynote speaker, author, mentor, and social justice advocate with a passion for community, positive gender relations, and philanthropy. She is a seasoned transition strategist, personal power advocate, educator, newspaper columnist, and radio and television host. She was named one of 31 Caribbean Women to Watch in honor of Women's History Month 2016. Publisher's website: http://sbprabooks.com/SimmoneLBowe