Provides fundamental lessons on the essential techniques, grips, shots, and skills of golf, as well as tips on equipment, golf etiquette, handicaps, and scorekeeping

The Junior Golf Book

Sports & Outdoors

Glenn, Rhonda

Hayes, Larry

Golf

St Martins Pr

A simple, fully illustrated guide for beginning golfers, their parents, and their teachers. While there are many books for adults, young golfers have few resources from which to learn the game. The Junior Golf Book is an illustrated how-to, offering basic lessons for juniors and tips for parents who want to teach their children. Beginning with an introduction to parts of a golf course, this book is organized as a sequence of ten lessons, covering every aspect of golf in simple terms that any beginner can understand. The book includes chapters on: -Gripping the club correctly -Putting, iron shots, and wood play -Trickier shots from sand and rough -How to buy or make equipment for juniors -Basic golf rules, etiquette, and common terms -How to arrange tee times, figure your handicap, and keep score. The Junior Golf Book is a useful introduction to enjoying a lifetime of golf.

The Junior Golf Book: An Instructional For Beginning Players, Ages 8-18

St. Martin's: Griffin

"Understanding money opens the door to a better life. Everyone should read this book"--Guy Johnson, Bloomberg "This guide to money management offers solid advice aligned with Generation Alpha...priorities....There's practical and accessible advice on everything from charitable contributions to cryptocurrency....a great choice for teens.."--Booklist Max Your Money introduces the subject of money and finance to tweens and young teens. Broken into three key sections - Earn it, Grow it, and Use it. The book guides young readers through essential concepts relating to money which will help them become more financially astute and confident about money matters as they enter their teens. From the Introduction: Some people seem to have the magic touch when it comes to money--they just seem to have loads of it. How do they have so much? Were they lucky? Or do they know something others don't? Then there are people who just can't seem to keep hold of money. It runs through their fingers like water. You've probably heard of people who have made a fortune buying and selling Bitcoins or making viral videos. And you also probably know peoplewho spend their entire lives paying off credit card bills. You might be wondering whichone you are. Are you money smart? Or money clueless?

Max Your Money: Earn it! Grow it! Use it!

Children's Books

Provest, Rachel

Education & Reference

Welbeck Children's

No one would call U.S. Senator Dick Lugar a liberal, but this Republican Senator has written the Foreword to "Monday I'll Save the World," a memoir by liberal journalist Larry Hayes.  In the Foreword, Lugar writes, "Larry Hayes not only had views, he had missions.  By doggedly pursuing them, he changed lives and made extraordinary contributions to Indiana.  Larry's own story and the others he tells are an inspiration for all seeking to find their place and work in life." As the editorial page editor and columnist for The Journal Gazette in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and a self-professed liberal, Hayes had the ability to make friends and enlist supporters from all sides of the political and social spectrum. Hayes never took the role of an impartial journalist, sitting on the sidelines.  He got involved in the pressing issues of his community, state, and nation, and he persuaded others to work with him and make a difference.   Nowhere was that more evident than in his efforts to bring about full integration of the schools in Fort Wayne.  When Hayes writes about that, he says, "I saw a powerful connection between our neglect of black children and the city's well-being.  The refusal to desegregate the elementary schools, I argued in one editorial, was a stain on the city's reputation.  In my zeal, I wasn't always fair or even nice.  I offended some people that I didn't need to, although I never explicitly accused anybody of racism."  Hayes took his activism from the editorial page into the community and involved Ian Rolland, the CEO of Lincoln National Corporation, in the struggle, as well as hundreds of other people.   "Monday I'll Save the World" gives the full story of the integration of Fort Wayne's schools and tells how ordinary people and civic leaders can make a difference. The book is a memoir but it is also a "how to" book for people who want to make a difference in their communities.  Hayes describes with passion and detail how a small group of people can make an enormous difference in the quality of life.

Monday I'll Save the World

LifeQuest

A Blueprint for Community Action From Award-Winning Journalist Larry Hayes Written with authority and compassion, this is the book that rescues mental illness from the shadows and takes the disability into the community. <ul>
<li>Learn how each person can play a role to help those who so often suffer alone.</li> <li>Hear the stories of the people who’ve found how to triumph over this disability.</li> <li>Discover how everyone can work together to create a treatment revolution that enriches and saves lives.</li> <li>Let this guide open your heart and mind to be inspired and challenged to do the work ahead.</li> </ul>
A Book that will Change Your Community! "Larry Hayes provides families with a real self-help manual that is personal and compassionate, yet practical and hands-on. It is long overdue and can only come from someone who has been there--in the trenches. Larry certainly has." --Stephen C. McCaffrey, President, Mental Health America of Indiana "With a father's wit and a reporter's well-honed writing skills, Larry Hayes uses his family's story to offer practical suggestions about how communities can help persons with mental illnesses recover and thrive. This is a wonderful blueprint that spells out ways to change lives and help persons seldom seen or heard." --Pete Earley, author, CRAZY: A Father's Search Through America's Mental Health Madness "Larry Hayes demonstrates in this book a very rare gift that he has, the ability to reduce complex social problems to simple terms. In addition, he fills the book with practical solutions and ways to reduce the somet-imes debilitating effects of mental illness." --James C. Howell, Ph.D., juvenile justice researcher

Mental Illness and Your Town: 37 Ways for Communities to Help and Heal (New Horizons in Therapy Series)

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Psychology & Counseling

Loving Healing Press

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