2013 International Reader’s Favorite Silver Award Winner
Jeannie grew up with autism, but no one around here knew it. Twirling Naked in the Streets will take you on a journey into the mind of a child on the autism spectrum; a child who grows into an adolescent, an adult, and becomes a wife, mother, student, and writer with autism.
This is a gripping memoir of a quirky, weird, but gifted child who grows up never quite finding her niche only to discover at the age of 38 that all the issues, problems, and weirdness she experienced were because she had Asperger’s Syndrome (AS), a form of high-functioning autism.
The tale begins at age three and takes us all the way through her diagnosis. Along the way she explains autism in a way that will have fellow “Aspies” crying tears of joy at being understood, and “neuro-typical” people really starting to grasp the challenges that autistic people face every moment of every day.
Author: Jeannie Davide-Rivera
Rating: 
220 reviews
Am I small? Je suis petite, moi ?: Children’s Picture Book English-French (Bilingual Edition) (World Children’s Book 1) by Philipp Winterberg and Nadja Wichmann
“Am I small?” – Tamia is not sure and keeps asking various animals that she meets on her journey. Eventually she finds the surprising answer… « Je suis petite, moi ? » Perplexe, Tamia se met en route à travers un monde fabuleux et coloré pour aller poser sa question. Émerveillée, elle y croise des collectionneurs d’arcs-en-ciel et des attrape-cœurs avant de finir par trouver une réponse étonnante…
Reviews
“immensely enjoyable”—ForeWord Clarion Reviews
“for children who enjoy lingering over pages full of magical creatures and whimsical details […] told in simple and engaging words and imaginative pictures.”—Kirkus Reviews
“a fantastic book that has enchanted me”—Amazon Customer Review
“We are in love with this book! […] As an artist, I love love LOVE the art in this book, I think its not only beautiful, but perfect for children. My son spent a lot of time just studying every colorful page. We read it twice in the first sitting because he was so happy! He’s not yet 1, so getting him to sit still for story time is tough, and this book was such a hit he sat through it with nothing but a big smile and lots of pointing to the stuff he liked on the pages. I highly recommend this book 
Get it get it get it!””—Amazon Customer Review
“Written in a very simple way but with a profound message for both adults and kids.”—Amazon Customer Review
“I LOVED it. Lots of repetition to help ‘lil ones get used to structure and words! Many different words being used to help them improve their vocabulary (or pick the best word!). Most importantly, it sends a good message about how being unique and different is good. I STRONGLY suggest you check this book out!”—ESLCarissa.blogspot.com
“readers will emerge from this book feeling slightly more confident about themselves—whatever their size.”—ForeWord Clarion Reviews
Important NoticeThis Kindle book is a children’s picture book – please use a device with a color display to read itThis Kindle book features magnification areas – please use the zoom function of your device to magnify the book’s text (usually activated by double-tap or double-click, take a look at the help pages of your device or reading app for details)This Kindle book is designed for large displays, e.g. tablets or computers – please use a device with a large display (free Kindle reading apps and Kindle Cloud Reader are available for every major tablet and computer)Tags: Bilingual Children’s Books, Bilingual Books, Emergent Bilingual, Bilingual Education, Foreign Language Learning, ESL, English as a Second Language, ESL for Children, ESL for Kids, ESL Teaching Materials, EFL, English as a Foreign Language, EFL Books, EFL for Children, ELL, English Language Learner, EAL, English as an Additional Language, Children’s Picture Book, Dual Language, Foreign Language Study, ESOL, English for Speakers of Other Languages
Author: Philipp Winterberg and Nadja Wichmann
Rating:
125 reviews
How to Raise Happy Kids: An inspiring guide containing expertly reasoned, loving advice and practical tools for a different aspect of child-rearing by Vitaly Buchatsky
Author: Vitaly Buchatsky
Rating:
43 reviews
Am I small? Bin ich klein?: Children’s Picture Book English-German (Bilingual Edition) (World Children’s Book 2) by Philipp Winterberg and Nadja Wichmann
Reviews:
“immensely enjoyable”—ForeWord Clarion Reviews
“A picture book tells children that no matter what your size, you are perfect the way you are […] for children who enjoy lingering over pages full of magical creatures and whimsical details […] told in simple and engaging words and imaginative pictures.”—Kirkus Reviews
“a fantastic book that has enchanted me”—Amazon.de Customer Review
“We are in love with this book! […] As an artist, I love love LOVE the art in this book, I think its not only beautiful, but perfect for children. My son spent a lot of time just studying every colorful page. We read it twice in the first sitting because he was so happy! He’s not yet 1, so getting him to sit still for story time is tough, and this book was such a hit he sat through it with nothing but a big smile and lots of pointing to the stuff he liked on the pages. I highly recommend this book Get it get it get it!””—Amazon.com Customer Review
“Written in a very simple way but with a profound message for both adults and kids.”—Amazon.com Customer Review
“[…] readers will emerge from this book feeling slightly more confident about themselves—whatever their size.”—ForeWord Clarion Reviews
Author: Philipp Winterberg and Nadja Wichmann
Rating:
147 reviews
How to Write a Book That Doesn’t Suck and Will Actually Sell: Your No B.S. Guide to Learning How to Write a Non Fiction Book by (Indie Pub Nation), Michael Rogan
But it’s nowhere near impossible. And it’s far more do-able than you can imagine.
The trouble is, most books offering tips on how to write a book fail to address two key considersations:
1) Most self published non-fiction books suck
2) It’s ALMOST impossible to make a living from ONE self-published non-fiction book
Believe me, I tried. No one has more churned out more epic pieces of monumental Kindle crap than I have.
But then, through making every mistake a writer can, I finally learned and honed a simple step-by-step approach to writing books that move readers, and allow me to have a full-time job as a writer.
And it’s that system I’d like to share with you in “How to Write a Book That Doesn’t Suck and Will Actually Sell…”
Here’s a little glimpse of what I cover:
In Chapter 1, I go over the “Super-Ninja Secrets to Making a Living With Your Books.” I show you a simple, repeatable strategy you can use to build little silos of passive income awesomeness doing something you love.
In Chapter 2, “Yeah, But What the Hell Am I Going to Write About?” I show you some quick and easy exercises to discover a book topic that’s personal, meaningful and marketable.
In Chapter 3, “3 Pillars to Finding a Kick-Ass Non-Fiction Book Idea” we give your book ideas the taste test, and figure out which book topic will the most effetive at building your brand, reaching your audience and making you a good chunk of change.
In Chapter 4, “Research Tips for People Who Hate Research,” I show you how to walk that fine line between too much research (procrastination) and not enough research (shallowness) and how to use what you find out to conquer cliches in your writing.
In Chapter 5, “Ultimate Guide to a Kick-Ass and Super Marketable Book Title,” we’ll go over that most controversial of topics…the ever-important title of your book.
In Chapter 6, “Building the Perfect Beast,” I’ll demonstrate a simple, easy way to outline your book — without sucking the creativity out of it.
In Chapter 7, “How to Write Books People Will Love,” I lay out my personal framework for writing chapters that are easy to write — and are loved by readers for their clarity and creativity.
In Chapter 8, “6 Tips for Writing Your Damn Book,” we go over some strategies to avoid writer’s block and help you actually get the damn book finished.
In Chapter 9, “5 Ways to Rewrite Your Book Into Super Awesomeness,” I show how to actually have fun with rewriting. (Yes, it is possible.)
So if you’ve always wanted to learn how to write a book, but you felt like the steps to writing a book were too complicated, or above your skill level, or just too difficult to complete…
…then please give “How to Write a Book That Doesn’t Suck and Will Actually Sell” a chance. You just find that book — and career — you’ve always dreamed of.
Author: (Indie Pub Nation), Michael Rogan
Rating:
61 reviews
You Must Write a Book: Boost Your Brand, Get More Business, and Become the Go-To Expert by Honoree Corder and Dino Marino
Author: Honoree Corder and Dino Marino
Rating:
112 reviews
Reader Magnets: Build Your Author Platform and Sell more Books on Kindle (Book Marketing for Authors 1) by Nick Stephenson
They’re an irresistible force that draw readers in to your author platform – the promise of getting great value content and building a valuable connection. That’s what it’s all about, after all – making meaningful relationships with your audience and having a direct line to your readers.
I started using Reader Magnets a little over six months ago. I didn’t even have a term for it back then. Since I put these measures in place, over 15,000 readers have signed up to hear from me about new releases and promotions – all in just a few months.
My readers trust me with their contact details for good reason. I give them good content. In return, they buy my books. These guys are my fans. I appreciate every last one of them – and they’re the reason I get to write for a living.
What Reader Magnets Have Done for Me:
– My last email – I made $547 in book sales.
– I launch every new book into the top #900 or better.
– I don’t need to rely on Amazon for an income.
– I don’t need to pay advertisers to get sales.
– I saw my first 1,000 subscribers after just a couple of weeks.
– My click-rate is five times higher than the industry average
– My open-rate is more than double
How?
It’s all about getting readers to commit. Get their email addresses. Follow up. Build value. Build your brand.
Let me repeat the headline again: I picked up 15,000 new reader email addresses in less time than it takes for most people to write a new book. I got my first 1,000 readers signed up in just a couple of weeks. My click-rates are through the roof. I do this with Reader Magnets – and you can too.
Download the ebook to find out how – as well as the ebook edition, you’ll also get:
– access to my course “Find your First 10,000 Readers” for free
– a PDF edition of the book (in case your ereader doesn’t handle screenshots well)
– the chance to get your burning questions answered at the Reader Magnets community
Here’s to your success!
Author: Nick Stephenson
Rating:
358 reviews
Motivational Interviewing for School Counselors by Reagan North
Author: Reagan North
Rating:
34 reviews
One Night With You: A Fatal Series Prequel Novella (The Fatal Series Book 0) by Marie Force
Author: Marie Force
Rating:
345 reviews
Avoiding Alpha (Alpha Girl Book 2) by Aileen Erin
Author: Aileen Erin
Rating:
280 reviews