Wednesday, July 01, 2009

Book Reviews from Master The Art of Reading participants Survival Guide for Questioning Teens by Kelly Huegel: This book is for basically any teen who is questioning about their sexuality and for those who don't know if they are attracted to the same sex, the opposite sex, or are attracted to both. Genghis Bones of the Hills by Conn Iggulden: You are grabbed by this book from page one! Really great historical novel. Bring on the Blessings by Beverly Jenkins: People need to pray for just to be blessing my God the book help me to pray more for people who need God blessing [sic] Will work from home by Tory Johnson: The author offers creative ideas for home businesses. This book covers a broad range of info on how to start a home-based business. Dangerous Love by Brenda Joyce: Joyce is a master of adventure and romance. I could not put this book down. I was drawn in and found myself cheering for the leading lady. This book made my heart soar! Trash Fish by Greg Keeler: Good read. From the title it was not about what I was thinking. It has a very flowing plot that keeps you reading and laughing. Some parts were a little inappropriate, but it tells a story that some could easily relate to. Dog Named Christmas by Greg Kincaid: I was very impressed with this novel. The dog has quite an impressive story to tell; a real independent mutt. Good, strong, heart wrenching plot. You've GOT to check out this book Final Justice by Fern Michaels: If you never have read a sisterhood novel, you may get lost at the beginning. The sisterhood uses their wits in Las Vegas to bring down a ring of dirty security guards of a casino. Not too bad of a read. Guide to Motorcycling Excellence by The Motorcycle Safety Foundation: A great book for beginners. Read it to prepare for the MSF class to prepare for the motorcycle endorsement list. It has many visual aides that are helpful. New American Workplace by James O'Toole: This book discusses much research and data about the American Workforce and has many interesting conclusions. It explains how and why employment is changing in America. Eldest by Christopher Paolini: The sequel to Eragon, this book continued the saga of Eragon and his dragon Saphera. It was a wonderful book to read. I can't wait until he finishes the series. Eragon by Christopher Paolini: I'm a huge SciFi fan and like Harry Potter and the Lord of the Rings. This book was full of fantastic new worlds. Eragon by Christopher Paolini: This is a re-read from last summer. Great book-the best of the series. It will make you order the second book. How to plate, polish, and chrome by Dennis Parks: This is a good introduction for painting, polishing, and plating motorcycles. It has detailed pictures and instructions that highlight the different steps involved in each process. 10:24:33 AM     Jobs in Public Service Do you know a recent graduate who is looking for a job? Or anyone else looking for work in this tough economy? Encourage them to consider public service! On July 16, if you can make it to Washington, DC, checkout the annual Public Service Career and Internship Fair. Lasting from 3-7 p.m. at the National Building Museum, scope out our career and internship opportunities from 67 federal agencies. Participants can Can't get to DC? USAjobs.gov is always available to search for job openings in the government. - Colleen [Gov Gab: Your U.S. Government Blog] 10:00:52 AM

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