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POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY IN THE CLASSROOM REVISITED
0$18.32Punitive discipline is failing our most vulnerable students. In Positive Psychology in the Classroom Revisited, Dr. Matthew Weinberg offers a powerful alternative: an evidence-based, compassionate model rooted in mindfulness, emotional intelligence, and neurodiversity-affirming practices.
This practical and inspiring guide empowers educators, clinicians, and parents to shift from managing behavior to nurturing growth-helping students with autism, ADHD, and conduct disorders thrive both academically and emotionally.
A must-read for those ready to transform classrooms with empathy, science, and hope. -
Peppered Fruit: Stories from Bonnywood
0$4.99“I’ve wanted to be a writer since I shot out of the womb, breathing on my own for a mere five seconds before I snatched a pencil away from a slow-to-react nurse and etched a poem on the delivery forms about my journey from womb to daylight. (“It was dark and wet and I hated it.”) Naturally, this meant that I must have a typewriter in my possession as soon as possible. (Dear Younger Generations: Way back before there was free Wi-Fi at McDonald’s and laptops in every room in the house, you had to compose your literary efforts on a mechanical contraption that physically imprinted your thoughts on a thing called “paper”. True story.)”
Humor, nostalgia and whimsy converge in a collection of reflections and imaginings from 60 years of trying to find the good, however we could. This compendium of scribblings is mostly autobiographical, partly fantastical, decidedly progressive, and somewhat random, all of it infused with a firm belief that we should find the humor and heart whenever we can. Laughter and insistent hope may not solve all of our problems, but they certainly help us navigate the potholes in our personal and shared roads to wherever we are going.
Care to join me? Hope so.
Welcome to Bonnywood…
“You ever been to a tractor-pull on a Saturday night when somebody done had too many beers?”
Cheers.
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The Very Angry Toolbox
0$3.60the story of the angry toolbox,alone on a shelf in a industrial mart,angry,vibrating and shuffling along the shelf,upsetting other toolboxes,moved because he was angry,which the other toolboxes called him,but he wanted to be liked,and wanted to help others and be filled with tools to help his journey,as the tools come alive to help with his journey,never angry again,and helpful on his ventures.
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Can You Hear Me: A Teens Guide to Mental Health & Self-Reflection
0$12.99In a world that’s constantly moving and often overwhelming, Can You Hear Me offers a much-needed pause—a gentle space for teens to explore their thoughts, emotions, and inner strength. Written with honesty, compassion, and insight, this guide empowers young readers to navigate the highs and lows of mental health with courage and clarity.
From battling anxiety and depression to understanding self-worth, friendships, and family dynamics, this book is filled with powerful reflections, journal prompts, and practical tools that speak directly to the heart of today’s youth. Whether you’re feeling lost, overwhelmed, or just need someone to hear you, this guide is here to remind you: you’re not alone, and your voice matters.
Perfect for ages 12+, Can You Hear Me encourages healing, growth, and resilience—one page at a time.
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The Murder Hobbyist
0$12.95“The Murder Hobbyist is a clever and twisty meta-mystery where fiction and reality blur as an author-turned-suspect races to solve two murders—including one he didn’t commit. With sharp twists and intriguing characters, this is a must-read for mystery lovers!” – NewInBooks.com/
Frank Lazarus is an author whose novels include “The Murder Gambit,” and the “April Fools” duology. In his new book, THE MURDER HOBBYIST, Lazarus puts down his pen and picks up a gun.
Lazarus murders an ex-boss in Philadelphia. Upon his return to Hilton Head, he learns he is a suspect in his girlfriend’s murder. Lazarus elects to investigate to find her murderer.
As the two investigations progress, Lazarus encounters characters from his previous novels and “103 First Dates,” creating an intriguing meta-narrative.
This cross-genre concept cleverly merges true crime elements with fictional murder mysteries and the author’s real and imagined worlds collide.
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The Parent’s Launch Code: Loving and Letting Go of Our Adult Children
0$17.99This book is for parents who want to help their young adult, who may be stalled in the basement playing video games or just not getting traction on an educational or vocational future, and who are worried. The six practices outlined in this book will help parents successfully launch their young adult children into self-sufficient, responsible adulthood while maintaining a caring bond with them. More young adults than ever are estranged from their parents- one in four, according to recent research. This book will not only help with a successful launch, but can prevent estrangement or being cut off by the young adult
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FAITH & FUNNIES: Wit and Wisdom from the Porch Swing
0$8.99Move over, Mark Twain! Make room, Oscar Wilde!
Here comes a fresh set of unique witticisms and wisdom “ditties,” specially made to match the follies and messes of our modern age!
In Faith & Funnies: Wit & Wisdom from the Porch Swing, author Robert D. Dean gifts readers with this charming collection of original quotations and inspirations, culled from over ten years of the author’s social media posts, dating back to 2011. Readers will find oodles of quotations, custom-fit for a vast array of events and situations in their lives. Inspired by observations of human behavior, various news stories, personal conversations, arguments, sermons, much-needed common sense, and other people’s social media posts, Dean’s cozy collection offers readers plenty of food for thought to chew on, with a good dose of homegrown faith in God spun into the mix.
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A Realistic Path to Peace
0$24.95“A Realistic Path To Peace” delves into the causes of Israel’s genocide against Palestinians, describes the crisis of war in eastern Europe (Ukraine and Russia), West Asia and East Asia, sorting truth from propaganda. It examines the role of the Big Lie in developing public consent and blunting popular opposition, and describes ways countries around the world as well as the general public are pressing for peace.
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Befriending China
0$2.99Befriending China tells the story of China’s current effort to “open up” to a flood of visitors, as part of a campaign of “People-To-People Peacemaking.” The story is partially based on three visits to China from late 2023 through late 2024. It describes the impressive achievements China has made in infrastructure, education, health care, and poverty alleviation. It includes an in-depth eye-witness account of visiting Xinjiang, debunking official rumors in the US of abuse of the Uyghur population there. It also highlights exciting tourism opportunities, with closeup looks at the mountainous Guizhou and Shanxi provinces, and the amazing “megacities” of Shanghai, Beijing, Chongqing, Hangzhou and Suzhou. It includes a preface by Carlos Martinez, editor of the Friends of Socialist China website. It also examines China’s democratic system, and its successful foreign policy based on common prosperity and a shared future. Finally, it details ongoing US efforts to slander China and prepare for war against it, arguing that China is not our enemy.
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Kiss The Villain (Copy)
0$4.99My darkness meets a darker soul.
I’m a golden boy.
A genius law student, the heir to the Carson empire, and the dutiful son.
Or, at least, that’s what it looks like from the outside.
Deep inside, I have the urge to set the world on fire.
I keep these impulses in check, rarely indulging in mayhem.
Until one night of debauchery backfires, and I’m caught by a villain.
I bury the entire ordeal with the rest of my skeletons.
That is, until that night walks into my classroom in the form of my new professor. -
Jestus on Rampage
0$20.00Professor Bagdenborg is a mysterious character who enters the University of NGU on horseback! Fore with he starts liberating his students from the shackles of science! Yes, science. You have to read it to believe the kind of things the unflappable professor does.
To begin with ee enters a university on horseback. Yes. Later he converts a convertible into a horse, explaining to his aghast audience that it is after all a ‘convertible, you see.’ He plays chess by dowsing over the board! And wins. And so on.
In the second saga, he thoroughly bamboozles the members of the Rationalists Society who send four agents to neutralize the professor who sprinkles paranormal phenomena along his carefree path. All the four agents had to eat crow in the end.
In the end, the professor ‘deletes’ the Society on his computer in the presence of the president of the Society. The man laughs condescendingly, goes to his office. And lo, to his horror, his office is no longer there!! -
The Victim
0$0.00She thought she’d escaped. Now the nightmare continues. They find the man’s remains in a remote Australian waterhole. They discover he was murdered and link her to the crime. Now she is brought back from England to Australia, charged with murder. She refuses to say what really happened on that fateful day!