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Mo lives on the planet of Floopar, which doesn't have any pets or animals. Therefore Mo travels to the planet Earth to adopt pets and bring them back to his planet.

At seventeen, Nicole believed her life was just beginning. She was a senior in high school looking forward to college and living on her own.

If I Had a Water Buffalo poignantly explores the critical difference in outcomes when offering a hand up rather than giving a handout.

Marketing legal services is tougher than ever for solo and small firm lawyers. There are more lawyers, more websites, and more media choices than ever before.

A fascinating insider's look at the people, politics, and power plays behind the mega sports deals.

Princess With a Backpack is uniquely positioned in the travel publication market.

Finally! An entrepreneurial starting point for real people. Do you have an entrepreneurial dream? Are you a small business owner determined to grow against all odds?

A Child Knows More Than You Think. Written by a 12 Year Old Child With Dyslexia… Jennifer is struggling through school. Kids tease her, teachers question her ability.

In the U.S., millions of people spend billions of dollars on books, programs, drugs or surgery that claim to offer a solution to obesity.

Basketball demands a level of leadership that can consistently create teams with both personal responsibility and the autonomy to make split-second decisions in incredibly high-stakes situations.

The traditional strategy of exclusive conventional cancer treatment has not worked.

If you aren't yet making six-figures in your entrepreneurial business… if your solo professional practice isn't providing you with the freedom (and profits) you dreamed of...

This is the story—a grandmother’s story—of the experiences and events that have shaped her life, including the sexual abuse of her four-year-old granddaughter in a daycare center.

The Mommy Mafia is the Urban Dictionary of Mothers – think of it as Mommy profiling. The politics of motherhood is complicated, yet also highly amusing.

Eureka! illuminates the oddities, the amusement, and the communications power to be found in the English language.