<p>Whether you're... a language maven who thinks there's nothing left to learn about English, a writer or speaker searching for ways to tighten and brighten your presentations, an English teacher looking for some fresh ideas and some never-before-published exercises and games, an English student who wants to add a bit of fun to the learning process, a game player who would like to introduce a new one, Blingo, at which you will surely excel, an adventurer who would like to acquire a new skill described by Gertrude Stein as the most exciting experience of her life, then... So You Think You Know English is for you. The book combines humor with practical suggestions about dealing with English in such diverse environments as the classroom, the office, the podium, and even restaurants.</p>

So You Think You Know English: A Guide to English for Those Who Think They Don't Need One

Osmond, Gordon

Self-Help

Publishamerica Inc

There’s nothing like the arrival of a Hollywood star to stir the passions of the people of Johnson, a sleepy small town in Ohio. During his stay with Johnson’s most physically appealing family, the star shakes up the lives of the reigning queen of the local theatre scene, her lawyer husband, and the couple’s handsome but sexually undecided son. Add a scandal at the husband’s law firm and a kidnapping with suicide demanded as ransom and you have what propels family members to New York City and Hollywood and Gordon Osmond’s debut novel to its shattering conclusion. Those who have ever been involved in small-town life, regional theatre, adolescent rebellion, or legal entanglements, and those who admire the works of Oscar Wilde and Kurt Vonnegut, to whose writing style Osmond’s has been likened, will find themselves within the fast-turning pages of Slipping on Stardust.

Slipping on Stardust

Romance

Contemporary

Sweet Cravings Publishing

<p>A Pocket Guide to Sports is part memoir, part analyses and evaluations of major sports, and part commentary on sports movies. The book's tone is iconoclastic, sarcastic, and, at time, outrageous. It also contains some valuable advice for living, including those based on sports analogies, and thoughts about the progress of minority rights - gays, women, and racial - in the world of sports. For fun, the book includes a rating system where readers can compare their own assessments of the value of various sports with those of the author. Finally, the book provides a prospective as to how sports, old, new, and future, can enhance the human condition.</p>

A Hip Pocket Guide to Sports

Sports & Outdoors

Wordzworth Publishing

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