SHE'S BEEN PINK-SLIPPED . . . Now Leesa Winsome just has to fend off all unsuitable offers until the dream job she's been promised actually comes through. Which should be anytime now. Really. Unfortunately, the mind-numbed bureaucrats at the Employment Security Office insist she make her required three job applications a week and settle for any "reasonable" offer. Or they're cutting off her unemployment. The thing is--their definition of reasonable is completely unreasonable. It's time to get creative with her applications. . . NOW SHE'S DESPERATELY SEEKING GREATNESS . . . Convinced Leesa is failing to get a new job, her family sends her to a motivational workshop at the Northwest Institute, "where greatness begins," to get some inspiration. And she finds it in the charismatic speaker, handsome, eligible Ryne Garrett. At the workshop, she joins a wacky group of fellow jobseekers--the Job Camp Group. But just when everything is falling into place, things go horribly wrong. It will take a lot more than greatness and inspiration to get her through it.

Dainty fairies and a host of elves, sprites, gnomes, pixies, brownies and others make Gran Ruth's garden their home. Believe in fairies and you will love reading about them. Written and illustrated for children with growing imagination.

Presents a children's book for early readers about a little girl's dream to become the star ballerina in her school's recital and the special present her mother gave her in order to achieve her goal.

Slippers are easy to put on and comfortable to wear. Now you can make 15 vintage slippers from the comfort of your own home. They're fun to make and the instructions are accompanied by lovely pictures of the finished slipper patterns.

Amber McNeil has a psychic gift, and a secret... When Amber McNeil accepts a job as psychic consultant in the new cold case unit of the Montreal Police Service, she is immediately drawn to the Cinderella case. The similarities between a five-year-old girl’s abduction and her own experience twenty years ago unnerves her. Amber’s parents were killed while preventing her abduction, and she’ll never stop blaming herself for their deaths. As she secretly investigates their murders along with the Cinderella case, she notices eerie parallels with a fairy-tale inference. Is it her imagination, or are the cases connected? Survivor’s guilt, coupled with empathic sensitivities, overwhelm Amber as she delves further into both cold cases. The amethyst crystal tucked in her pocket calms her, though she wishes she didn’t have to rely on it. But her greatest challenge yet is her partner. The handsome detective sergeant has no idea of her traumatic past. As a criminal profiler, he also views Amber’s special ability as a non-starter when it comes to digging up solid evidence. Ultimately, Amber must decide if she will risk her life to snag the killer and prove her value. To accomplish that, she needs her partner’s help. How can she persuade him to trust her insights when only she can perceive them?

"Planting the Future" shows how land stewardship, habitat protection, and sustainable cultivation are of critical importance to ensure an abundant renewable supply of medicinal plants for future generations.

This is the most complete wild-flower book for Arkansas and also has great interest for surrounding states. Six-hundred species are described, accompanied by hundreds of color photographs. Text for each species appears next to its photograph for easy identification. The eight plant families represented are described as well as the structure of flowers and plants and the physiographic regions of Arkansas. The book also includes a glossary of scientific terms and an index for all species.

Describes how to critique various types of study including: case studies, surveys, correlation studies, regression analysis studies, factor-analytic studies, discriminant analysis studies, factorial studies, and quasi-experimental studies.

Stick a toe in the mud and experience America's Wetlands. A fun exploration of one of the most interesting ecosystems in North America.