Daily Archives: September 26, 2019

The Babbling Brook Naked Poker Club – Book One by Ann Warner

In Book One of this cozy mystery series, a morose parrot with a reputation for biting sums up Brookside Retirement Community for reluctant resident, Josephine Bartlett. But when Brookside turns out to be a setting for art theft, dodgy dealings, and naked poker it becomes vastly more interesting. Josephine investigates the unusual goings on with friend and handwriting expert, Lill Fitzel. And the two befriend a young woman Josephine tries to prevent from making the same mistakes she has made.

Emotional Intelligence: The Most Modern Psychologists Guide 2.0 to Improve Your Social Skills, Master Your Leadership, Boost Your EQ, Strengthen Self-Mastery and Unleash Empathy by Human and Social Productions

Imagine a life where your emotions are balanced and under control in all aspects of your daily existence.

Would you like to live a life like that?

What could you achieve if you had such control?

If the answer is yes and you believe is could make a difference to your life, you need to read this book right NOW!

For many years the importance of emotional intelligence has been downplayed and marginalized, to the extent that it became almost forgotten by many. But, as new theories and understanding begin to emerge, to the point where our emotional intelligence is now highly valued and indeed sought after by many employers, it is more apparent than ever that it holds a crucial role in many areas of our increasingly hectic lives.

Inside the pages of this new book, Emotional Intelligence and its amazing value is brought to life in a way that may surprise you. With an in-depth examination of the subject and thought-provoking analysis you will see what EQ does for millions of people through chapters that look at such things as:

• What Emotional Intelligence is and the elements of it
• How you can use it to combat stress at work
• How Emotional Intelligence and positive psychology can help you find success
• Recognizing high EQ in others
• How to control your negative emotions
• How Emotional Intelligence develops in children
• The signs of low Emotional Intelligence
• And much more…

Many people may dismiss the value that Emotional Intelligence holds for them, as has often been the case through time. But even a cursory glance at the benefits the EQ can offer us shows that each and every one of us could reap great rewards in all aspects of our lives, just by adopting some easy changes that will improve our own EQ.

Dog Rough by John Minx

Spy vs. Pooch!

When a disgraced British spy goes under the knife at a secret research facility, he’s as surprised as anybody to wake up on four legs instead of two. But barely has the shock registered before a scientist is trying to stick a needle in his canine butt and put Tony Dodds out of his newfound misery.

Still, escaping from the lab is only the first hurdle that Tony will have to scamper over if he’s to clear his name and reclaim his manhood. And after being adopted by a young couple, and developing strong feelings for his new mistress, all hell starts to break loose . . .

Spanning cozy canine mystery, romantic comedy, and thrilling adventure, this is a feel-good story about friendship, espionage, and the tail that wags the dog.

True Course: Lessons From a Life Aloft by Brigid Johnson

From award-winning, best-selling author Brigid Johnson comes the tale of how one woman’s life in the sky forged an unforgettable destiny. Raised in a small factory town in the 1960s, when aviation was predominantly a male profession, with parents who didn’t support her ambitions, Brigid nevertheless learned to fly. Hers was a busy life of setting limits and learning philosophies of growth and risk well beyond her years, even as she juggled two jobs, college, and a rescue Siberian husky whose wandering spirit put her own to shame. From first solo to an airline career, and finally a decision to hang up her wings for another profession when her elderly father needed her care, Brigid captures with understanding, humor, and grace the moments that change the path of our lives. With lyrical expression of her love for flight, she writes old and new stories of family, adventure, and the thrill of taking to the sky. True Course is more than a memoir or a story of the lure of aviation–it’s a story of learning to let the spirit soar and unfurling the wings of personal freedom, an inspiration to adventurers everywhere.