James Washington

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Enjoy the weekly motivation and inspiration found in the Success and Beyond Weekly Planner. This undated 52 week planner features a new inspirational quote each week; it is organized by day, and provides a space to write down your short and long term goals for the week. Additional pages are included at the end of the planner to give you ample space to write down important thoughts, shopping lists, etc. Order today.

Enjoy the weekly motivation and inspiration found in the Success and Beyond Weekly Bible Verse Planner. This undated 52 week Bible verse planner features a new inspirational verse each week; it is organized by day, and provides a space to write down your short and long term goals for the week. Additional pages are included at the end of the planner to give you ample space to write down important thoughts, prayers, shopping lists, etc. Order today.

Meet Pooh, the new kid in town whose father just moved to a new state because he is in the military. Pooh wishes to go outside and play football with a group of kids from the neighborhood, but he has one problem Although Pooh is use to moving around and has made new friends in other places, he is very shy. In this book, Pooh is encouraged by his mother and comes face to face with having to learn how to manage his anxiety.

The Picture of Dorian Gray: A Masterpiece Oscar Wilde: The perfectly charming and humorous manner of expression of Oscar Wilde can enchant a person in more ways than he or she can think of. Oscar Wilde is one of the best storytellers of the history and the Picture of Dorian Gray is one of his chef-d'oeuvre. The book has a beautiful story, written on a beautiful era. The tale focuses on an extremely attractive young man. But at the beginning he is naively not conscious of the power that his handsome stature brings. Thanks to his friend Basil, he comes across Lord Henry, the playful, dangerously powerful gentleman who starts to like Dorian and immediately he makes him some kind of prot g of his. It is Lord Henry who appreciates the innocence of Dorian and shows him the ways of the world, particularly the British society, and sparks the light of pride and vanity in Dorian. The magical story then enters into the mist of the transition period of youth and old age, the desire to look after the former and the fear and worry of the inevitable latter, complemented with dreadful emotions of shame, love, hate and fear. This is certainly one book that will remain firm on the shelf with pride and pleasure for a long long time.