Many students desire a college degree, or a vocational certification. The problem is planning in advance, believing in oneself, and being told "you can continue studying after high school." Get In Gear: College Knowledge Book delivers a guide that enables students to believe in themselves, understand how to continue their education after high school, and most importantly allow students to discover the array of options available to them upon graduating from high school. Every student deserves an opportunity to better him or herself via an education. This book's goal is to provide students with a simple step-by-step guide to achieve overall educational success. From understanding why college is important to making that all important college decision, this book will engage and guide students in their educational journey to success. Helping them get in gear.

Is it really that time of year again? Let's go Back to School with this Kindle book Featuring 26 full-color images of school supplies and kids (their little brothers and sisters can get ready for their first day at school). If your child is just starting school for the first time, or you'd like to share some school-days pictures with a toddler who doesn't understand quite where their sibling goes all day, BACK 2 SCHOOL is a great place to start. Used as a jumpstart for interaction, Discover Series Picture Books are a great way to introduce new words and concepts to kids.

Saydi Visits Washington D.C. is a childrens book. In the book, Saydi visits all the National Monuments. The book has colored pictures and easy wording to help children from the age of 2 to the age of 6 to learn to read and learn about the history of the United States.

A 5th grader's guide to becoming popular in elementary school. Written by a 9-year-old, this book gives you Alex's perspective on what to say, do, and wear in order to make friends and be cool in elementary school. Covers topics like introducing yourself to new friends, managing embarrassment, dealing with bullies, standing out, girls, and even politics A useful guide for every elementary school student. (non-fiction)

It's Gonna Be A Great Day: Doc's Story is an uplifting story of fortitude and personal achievement written for children. Against many obstacles and gritty circumstances like bullying and poverty, young Adolph Brown succeeds and becomes a role model and inspiration for others. The book is inspiring and heartening.

The Big I Book is part of The Big ABC Book series. It contains words that either start with the letter I or have I in them.

Ms. Barron's 2nd graders are published this book entitled, H is for Hearst. Our book is an A to Z book that is all about Phoebe Hearst Elementary School. Our class/Club 210/Room 210 book will be available for sale on Amazon.com or CreateSpace.com starting in late April 2014. Our book will be enjoyable to read because it contains Hearst facts and captures the fun experiences we have in Club/Room 210. This book will entertain readers with pictures of all of our classmates. We hope readers will appreciate the hard work we put into publishing this book. A cool fact about our book is that it features different elements of the Hearst school community. This is the best class in the whole world By Ms. Barron's students

Teachers lie and manipulate. Listen to them, and your life will suck. Their system will fail you and you'll feel disillusioned and betrayed. Fortunately, we do have a way out of all the scams and games in life. Unschooling can save us, so read this book to find out how to dropout of the system and unschool yourself to the life of your dreams.

Attorney Rain Fields A self-help novel about a boy, who wants to become an Attorney, to represent Unborn babies from hospital negligence. Rain also wants to protect unborn babies from malpractice, due to pain and suffering.

"Why Can't I Hear Their Whistles Anymore?" introduces children to the jobs and responsibilities of police officers. The book teaches, with a gentle sensitivity, about the attacks of September 11, 2001, on New York City. The author's goal is to pay tribute to police officers everywhere and for children to realize that heroic individuals will always triumph over the evil doers of the world.