Kirjojen hintavertailu – 12 903 725 kirjaa ja 27 kauppaa

Kirjailija

Michael J Adams

Kirjat ja teokset yhdessä paikassa: 6 kirjaa, julkaisuja vuosilta 2014–2025, suosituimpiin kuuluu Transmission 7. Vertaile teosten hintoja ja tarkista saatavuus suomalaisista kirjakaupoista.

Nimi esiintyy myös muodoissa: Michael J. Adams

6 kirjaa

Kirjojen julkaisuvuodet: 2014–2025.

The Curse of King Toot

The Curse of King Toot

John Pahrsink; Michael J Adams

Derelict Books
2024
pokkari
Fifth grade is a royal pain in my butt. My one wish for the first day of school was to make friends with the cool kids. Instead, I knocked over a priceless museum artifact, ate three-thousand-year-old cheese, and got cursed. If I can't break that curse, I'm stuck serving an ancient Egyptian King forever My name is John and my farts summon King Tut's ghost. This is my story.
Plagiarism

Plagiarism

Michael J Adams

Derelict Books
2023
pokkari
Sometimes the most killer stories come from external forces. Samantha Englund wakes in a cold sweat after murdering a janitor in a train station bathroom. The dream had everything she could hope for: a dash of sex, gratuitous violence, and a demonic voice egging her on. All in all, the perfect writing prompt. Although the grisly dreams help her web serial go viral, they also attract unwanted attention. After being detained by the authorities, Samantha learns her dreams mirror a string of killings on the other side of the country. After retired police detective Christopher Reyes shows up with his sketchbook and she's accused of plagiarism by a prominent New York novelist, she realizes others are being plagued with the same horrific visions. As the nightmares continue and bodies pile up closer to home, Samantha, Christopher, and the best-selling author must join forces to hunt down the killer. If they fail, she may have to publish posthumously.
Raising High-Octane Kids: High-Octane Fuel for Raising High-Octane Kids

Raising High-Octane Kids: High-Octane Fuel for Raising High-Octane Kids

Michael J. Adams

Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2015
nidottu
High-Octane children often sputter and stall when they are not driven and operated the way their Creator designed them. They require specialized, focused attention and discipline in their lives to perform the way God designed them. This design can be seen at an early age through observation and interactive relationships. As your child develops into a teenager, assessments can be administered to sharpen your understanding of how God designed them. Benefits of raising High-Octane children. -Their attitude about life is one of purpose. -Motivation is built in by God himself. -They have focus. -They have personal significance. -They have more self-confidence. -Selecting the right major in college. -The future is one of meaning and fulfillment. All of us are born with built-in traits which well up from whom we are meant to be (Eph 2:10.) When these attributes, behaviors, temperaments and personality traits are given external guidance and stimulation, they provide High-Octane fuel in which our children find purpose, passion and drive which motivate them to excel and perform as the Creator originally designed. It is not a simple thing to discover these gifts in our children. However, it is very important If we are not armed with an understanding of how God made our children, then it is very easy to set them up for failure. But when parents are armed with an understanding of how God designed their children, then they can provide them with High-Octane direction for their lives. It is interesting to note that the lack of personal significance is cited as one of the leading causes of depression, suicide, and personal regret. Statistics claim as many as 70% of all Americans are in the wrong career, and as many as 50% of Americans, including those who attend church, end up in the wrong marriage. As startling as these statistics are, they point out a tremendous need in our society for direction and input, and that direction needs to start in the early stages of a child's development. Our responsibility as parents is to understand to the best of our ability how God has made our children and then, armed with our child's "profile," train them up in "the way he should go." God made each of us as unique individuals not only with different physical characteristics but also with special talents, personality, and behavioral traits. We all understand that this is the case because it is easily observed. What is not so obvious is the following: (1 just what exactly are these gifts, (2 how they work, and (3 what advantages they bring to each of one of us. It is the life of purpose-and more importantly-God's purpose that we want for our children and ourselves. How can we live the abundant life if we do not live life the way we were designed? Knowing how God has made us helps us to excel and live a life of meaning, one that glorifies our God, and produces joyful and highly motivated High-Octane people.