Business the Beatles' way? Why not? We've learned the success secrets of everybody from Bart Simpson to Attila the Hun. So why not take a few tips from four of the most successful people in modern history? Beatle expert Bill Stainton says their success wasn't just a fortunate mix of genius and luck. It was a function of conscious decisions...decisions that will work for any business, any organization, and any industry!

The Five Best Decisions the Beatles Ever Made

Business & Money

Stainton, Bill

Management & Leadership

Little Creek Press

Colleen Moore, one of First National Studios most famous silent film stars, took her fabulous Fairy Castle on a nationwide tour in 1935 to raise money for childrens hospitals and charities. Many companies saw this as an opportunity for a merchandising tie-in. This book gives a brief background of the tour and concentrates on toys which were available from Rich Toys, Effanbee and Tootsietoy.

Colleen Moore’s Doll Castle, Made By Rich Toys, with Related Toys and Books

Stevenson, Carol

Children's Books

Mineral Point started as a wild and wooly frontier town. The discovery of lead in 1828 attracted dirt-poor hard scrabble diggers, educated second sons, land speculators, lawyers, and lawless desperadoes, all of them looking to 
get rich, quick.\nAlthough now known for its Cornish roots, 
Mineral Point also attracted Yankees from the east coast, Southerners from Kentucky and Tennessee, 
&ldquo;suckers&rdquo; from Illinois, and lead miners from 
Missouri as well as Swiss, Germans, Irish, 
Norwegians, and Italians.\nThese early folks left a lasting imprint in the buildings they constructed, used, and left behind.\nA Field Guide to Mineral Point documents these buildings, drawing on the rich collection of 
photographs held by the Mineral Point 
Historical Society and the Mineral Point Library 
Archive. Supplemented with excerpts from local 
newspapers and local histories, the Field Guide provides a unique look into what is today a 
quintessentially American town.

A Field Guide to Mineral Point

History

Nancy Pfotenhauer

Americas

Giddyap Tin Lizzie (O'Shaughnessy Chronicles)

Biographies & Memoirs

Thorpe, Harold William

Historical

In Super Snacks for Super Kids, you will find a collection of simple snack recipes packed with the nutrition your kids need to feel energized throughout the day. All too often, the foods kids get for “snacks” are really “treats.” As often as possible, encourage your kids to snack on healthy foods such as fruits, vegetables, and whole grains rather than junk food or sweets. Snacks should ideally include a fruit or vegetable and be something that provides the type of energy needed for their various activities. This book will help you meet your kids’ needs so that they can be their super selves all day long. Inside you will find only recipes that are reasonable for busy families to prepare, with a basic set of ingredients that you should be able to find in most grocery stores. These recipes are meant to be a guide, not a script — you can make additions or modifications to help fit each recipe to your family’s preference. We hope that this book will also spark your child’s interest in helping in the kitchen. They are much more likely to try a new food if they have been involved in preparing it! If you teach healthy eating habits early, kids are more likely to make good choices on their own, building a foundation for lifelong wellness.

Super Snacks for Super Kids

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Fox, Sarah

Stephenson, Julie

Main Courses & Side Dishes

An invaluable tool for parents looking to talk about Down syndrome with their children. The book describes, in easy-to-understand language and with sensitivity, some of the challenges baby Tessa's special "code" might bring - while never losing focus on the message that a family's love is the same for everyone. Sterling Lynk, Executive Director, Madison Area Down Syndrome Society (MADSS), Inc. Madison, Wisconsin

47 Strings: Tessa's Special Code

Parenting & Relationships

Carey, Becky

Disabilities & Hyperactivity

“Abba, shabba; wabba, woo; dibble, dabble; rabble, roo.” It’s Melissa Witch’s favorite time of year. It’s Halloween! When Melissa and her classmates learn to fly, adventures wait for them around every cloud. Their goal is to find the fantastic wish charm, but will Melissa be able to escape Grumpy Gretchen Witch? Join Ollie Owl, Snappy Squirrel, and their friends as they help Melissa make this the most memorable Halloween ever.

Melissa’s Halloween Wish

Ross Pratt, Dona

Holidays & Celebrations

No need to fear the dark when lights out is the gateway to uproarious adventure. Bedtime is the best part of the day, a girl muses as she drifts off to a succession of fanciful destinations. Some are Zen-like: serenely sitting, yoga-style atop a prairie flower. Most are laugh aloud absurd, involving waltzing fettuccini, underwear clad monkeys, marshmallow wigs and bathtubs full of pigs. Bell, a longtime teacher, taps a deep well of imagination, carrying young readers to silly, kid-pleasing places. Williams-Ng, contributes a whimsical style that compliments and elevates the text. A few of the illustrations, the cover choice in particular, shine in their showcase of the artist’s skill. Delightfully ridiculous.

Sitting on a Zinnia & Other Sweet Dreams

Alldredge-Bell, Ellie

Activities, Crafts & Games

A gold medalist of the 2013 Illumination Book Awards honoring the best books published during the past year with a Christian worldview. This is the ancient tale of Melchior the Prince, who reluctantly pursues a war his father believes to be foretold by an omen. In this war, Melchior loses almost everything and resigns himself to a life of duty and sorrow. After many years, a sign from the heavens once again beckons Melchior. Journeying with his comrade Caspar and enemy-turned-friend Balthazar, Melchior risks all and follows the star, knowing not where it will lead him. What he finds in the simple town of Bethlehem is redemption beyond his deepest hopes.

A Star to Follow

Freiler, Christopher

Coleman has written a moving and thoughtful memoir of his formative years during the tumult of the civil rights and anti-Vietnam War movements of the 1960s. An intensely personal journey into the past that offers vital lessons for the future, Spoke combines the intimacy of an autobiography with the drama of an exciting and well-told story — all underpinned by the gravity of a serious work of history. The result is a highly readable and incisive work filled with tragedy and triumph, a resonant narrative informed by Coleman’s singular life experience and his candor in speaking hard truths. In 1963, Coleman’s mother was engaged in the civil rights struggle in Oklahoma, participating in lunch-counter sit-ins and demonstrations and the historic March on Washington. On the bus to Washington she agreed to sell her home in an all-white suburb to a black doctor. This led to her illegal incarceration in a mental institution as a means to stop the sale and silence her continuing activism. Five years later, prompted by the assassination of Martin Luther King, Coleman initiated his own civil disobedience in protest to the Vietnam War. His act of defiance serendipitously created an opportunity to free his mother. Coleman’s experiences, and those of his mother, provide a lens through which to view one of the most tumultuous decades of the twentieth century. Drawing on his memory, his mother’s written reflections, interviews with contemporaries, and newly available documents, Coleman recounts a tale that is by turns harrowing and inspiring. The book takes readers from the lunch-counter sit-ins of the early 1960s to the draft-board raids later that same decade; from Martin Luther King’s 1963 March on Washington to the 1968 DC Mobilization Against the War; from the nightmarish conditions of mid-century state mental institutions to the soul-less sterility of the federal prison system; from the advent of women’s lib to the dawn of the sexual revolution. Coleman reflects on his mother’s remarkable courage, on his country’s tangled history and on the stark moral choices faced by his mother, himself and their two generations.

Spoke: A Mother. A Son. Civil Rights. Vietnam.

COLEMAN

Leaders & Notable People

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