by Andrew Groelinger

4.8 stars – 17 reviews

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“Some of you people out there just wad it up and have at it. Others out there take careful time to fold it and go about their ‘business’ as methodically as possible.”

This book is about my theory that there are two types of people in the world; Folders and Crumplers. It’s a reference to how you might actually use toilet paper, but in here we explore how this behavior applies directly to defining the different natures of a Folder vs. Crumpler.

The goal of this book is to help you understand the two personas so that you can identify and embrace who they are. Once you understand your own nature and subsequently how others around you “roll”, you will understand how Folders and Crumplers can cause friction for each other or can create amazing success together.

Everyone is either a Folder or a Crumpler. You probably aren’t 100% one or the other but you are definitely on the F/C Continuum. Follow me on my crazy path and learn how to better enjoy yourself and those around you.

by Jonathan Hillinger

4.7 stars – 12 reviews

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A system of hidden caves beneath Bucharest’s glamorous concert hall was a shelter for homeless children and their hiding place from the Nazis

Romania, World War II. Nelu escapes from his home and finds shelter with other homeless children in the caves beneath Bucharest’s spectacular concert hall. They call it “The Fortress”.

Daniel is the son of a well-to-do Jewish family living in the heart of Bucharest. On the eve of WWII, Daniel and his family are forced to flee and take refuge in those caves with the help of the children.

Daniel, Nelu and the other homeless children, find themselves united when facing the Nazi threat. For Daniel and his family, some of the children were nothing but a concept prior to the war, but now – no race or socioeconomic differences are relevant. In this reality they are all equal, bound by the need to survive. They must deal with hunger, poverty, and the imminent threat of death.

by Elizabeth Rose

4.3 stars – 59 reviews

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Sons of a preacher, but far from saints, these men are nothing but trouble!
(Each book in the series can be read as a stand alone.)

Thomas Taylor is a single father of six young boys, and also the prime suspect in his second wife’s murder. All the residents of Thunder Lake believe he is guilty. Thomas has even been called an unfit father. He has prayed for an angel to guide him. Instead, he gets a pushy, nosey woman who is staying at the Bed and Breakfast up the road, and constantly showing up at his doorstep.

Angel DeMitri is a single mother who works for Child Protective Services. While on vacation she is convinced to go on an unofficial call. As she investigates the mysterious Thomas Taylor to find out if he is an unfit father, she realizes there is more to him than meets the eye.

Can a woman on a mission save a tortured man from himself before he loses his children forever?

by Laura Town

3.7 stars – 84 reviews

Text-to-Speech: Enabled

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Improve Thinking and Maximize Brain Health Through Your Diet!Learn how to:Recognize and avoid foods that increase risk factors for dementia.Enhance your brain function and total health with everyday activities.Make the best drink choices to enhance cognitive function.Increase your intake of essential vitamins such as C and B12.Plan a balanced diet with a focus on the specific foods that can promote brain health.Recent scientific studies have investigated the role of nutrition in dementia and provide suggested nutritional changes for those at risk. This book discusses nutritional interventions that can promote brain health, decrease the risk of developing dementia, and slow its progression in those it has already begun to affect. This book discusses not only the foods and drinks to avoid, but also specific foods and drinks that promote brain health and improve thinking, and the vitamins necessary for healthy brain function.