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  How To Make Money Through...

  Michael Shiva

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  Do you have a passion that can be shared with the world? Do you love to create videos? You might have what it takes to make money on YouTube. There are a lot of people and companies making lucrative careers out of this popular video sharing site. In order to start earning money, it's important to set up your business properly from the start. This book will provide information about how you can use YouTube to earn money and tips for optimizing your channel for success. YouTube is changing rapidly and in order to succeed, you must learn how to out maneuvers everyone else that wants a piece of the pie. You will learn how to do this by understanding how YouTube works, and how to use it to your advantage. You will find that this book is a great starting point to building your business on YouTube. 
  This book covers 
  ·        YouTube Basics: How to Set Up a YouTube Channel for Success 
  ·        How to Set up a YouTube Channel Page for Viral Videos 
  ·        How to Hack YouTube for Video Ideas 
  ·        5 Steps to Branding on YouTube and Building a Community 
  ·        YouTube Video Structure 
  And much more 
  It is an easy-to-follow guide that is meant for anyone interested in getting started in the world of YouTube. Every step of the way, you will be learning from mistakes made by others trying to do the same thing you're doing. This audiobook will help guide you down the right path. All of the information provided in this audiobook is meant to help you avoid making mistakes that others have made when trying to be successful on YouTube. This audiobook gives you the complete information about how to get a good start on YouTube and how to use it as an advertising platform. 
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  Mr Pim Passes By

  A. Milne

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  A.A. Milne will be forever associated with the timeless "Winnie the Pooh" books. In the Pooh stories and in his poetry for children Milne was able to enter the world of childhood in a unique way. Adults continue to enjoy the books as precious windows into their own childhood memories but also because the writing has a wry and winsome humour that speaks to any age. Yet Milne was a successful writer of humour long before he created these children's masterpieces, producing a fine body of articles, novels and plays. 
  "Mr Pim Passes By" is Milne's own adaptation of his successful play of the same name, first produced in 1919 and running for 246 performances. 
  The somewhat self-centred and over comfortable world of George Marden is suddenly disrupted by the arrival of the somewhat aged and confused Mr Pim. This seemingly routine social visit throws George and his family into a comic situation which raises serious questions about a past determined to rear its disturbing head! 
  Head Stories Audio presents " Mr Pim Passes By" by A. A. Milne - narrated by Simon Hester. With original music.

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  Florence Gordon - A Novel

  Brian Morton

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  In this award-winning novel that Maureen Corrigan of NPR’s ""Fresh Air"" deems “exquisitely crafted...witty, nuanced, and ultimately moving,” a wise, septuagenarian woman who has lived life on her own terms finds herself thrust into the center of her family’s various catastrophes. ¶ A Best Book of the Year by NPR, the San Francisco Chronicle, Salon, The Millions, the Christian Science Monitor · Finalist for the Kirkus Prize · A Chicago Tribune Editor’s Choice · An Indie Next Pick ¶ Meet Florence Gordon, a blunt, brilliant feminist. At seventy-five, Florence wants to be left alone to write her memoir and shape her legacy. But when her son and his family come to visit, they embroil Florence in their dramas, threatening her coveted solitude. Marked with searing wit, sophisticated intelligence, and a tender respect for humanity, Florence Gordon is cast with a constellation of unforgettable characters. Chief among them is Florence herself, who can humble fools with a single barbed line, but who eventually finds that there are some realities even she cannot outwit. ¶ “Smart, funny, and compassionate...[Florence Gordon] is a treat.” —People ¶ “Hilarious and addictive.”—San Francisco Chronicle ¶ “It’s such a cliché to say a book makes you laugh and cry, but this one does, in the deftest way.""—Emily Gould, Paste ¶ “Deliciously sharp and deeply sympathetic . . . a truly gifted novelist.”—Adam Kirsch, Tablet

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  3 Guys Seven Hills

  Alex R Casey

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  Follow them from drinking beer, and pizza eating to the wild forest where they will fend for themselves. 
  Feel the doubts felt as they leave civilization and journey into uncharted territory. 
  Sense the panic when their only transportation becomes useless. 
  Feel the cold as they trek on. Feel the fear as they encounter wild animals. 
  Feel the panic as a fast moving stream and a muddy slough try to claim a member of the group. Feel the encouragement as they use their wits, and find ways to obtain food. 
  Rally with them as they work their way back to to civilization.

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  Crash Test Cowboy

  Karin A. Fox

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  Ginger O’Shea, not her real name, picks up a temp agency home-nurse call and crashes into the life of broke and broken bull rider Jesse McCloud, a butt-slapping cowboy with an attitude. Ginger meets the mutilated body of Jesse’s girlfriend up close and personal, and her nursing skills may kill Jesse, who can’t compete, but needs money. Then Jesse’s grandmother Thelma suddenly dies, leaving no will in sight. 
  Charismatic developer Victor Marlowe has the perfect solution: Sell Thelma’s rundown Strawberry Canyon Ranch to him. Instead, Ginger starts selling ranch strawberries at the farmer’s market with surprising results. Ginger and Jesse cannot deny the chemistry between them, but Nursing Rule #1 says: Do not fall for the patient, especially if he is a murderer and a thief, or worse yet, a cowboy.

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  Shalash the Iraqi

  Shalash, Kanan Makiya

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  Populated by a cast of imagined con artists, holy fools, drag queens, and partisans—as well as some very factual politicians, priests, and generals—this novel started life as a pseudonymous blog written "live" by "Shalash" during and after the Second Iraq War. Shalash the Iraqi is here presented in its first authorized translation, with the blessing and commentary of "Shalash" himself. 
   
   
   
  The second US invasion of Iraq began in the spring of 2003. By the autumn of 2005, though the Saddam Hussein regime had reached its bloody end, ordinary Iraqis were seeing little improvement in their daily lives. Their country was "free," but to many it seemed free mainly to become a mire of sectarian violence, corruption, confusion, and fear. In the midst of this turmoil, a hero arose—or, rather, a jester. In a country where electricity was only intermittently available, a series of blog posts began to appear at a soon-to-be-defunct website and took Baghdad by storm. Individual entries were printed out and passed around for months, until the pages were nearly shredded. Where neither computers nor printers were available, the posts were retold aloud, then passed along at second- and third-hand. What could inspire such devotion? Signed "Shalash the Iraqi," the posts proved to be nothing less than portions of a madcap serial novel thumbing its nose at Iraq's new normal.

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