"Eggshells and Elephants - My Cancer Journey Thus Far" tells the very real story of author Jane Freund's battle with thyroid cancer. Freund combines humor, stories and tips to give readers an inside look at how the cancer in her "crazy little thyroid gland" changed her life.

Grandma, Does My Moon Shine Over Your House? is the story of a little girl who wants to know more about the moon and calls her grandma. The girl imagines what the moon looks like traveling (such as wearing a hat and sunglasses and carrying a briefcase). Explore the imagination of a child as she thinks about the moon and whether her grandma sees the same moon that she does. How many times have grandparents, parents, children and grandchildren asked that question? The book is co-authored by the mother/daughter team of Mary Hansen Freund and Jane Freund. Grandma, Does My Moon Shine Over Your House? has special meaning because Mary Hansen Freund died in August 2009.

Ages 0-7 years -- Read about Mooser, a one-eyed Shih-tzu, his brother Mickey, and their friends Riley and Hummer and the adventures they go on one fun-filled day. The book shows that even if you have a challenge (such as only one eye), you can still have an active life. This book is written by Jane Freund and illustrated by Kristin Berkis Cottier.

"Wily Riley The Coyote Conqueror" is based on the true story of Riley the Yorkie surviving a coyote attack in March 2012. Although we don't know exactly how she escaped the coyote, Riley's story is a miracle. This book is written by Jane Freund and illustrated by Annie Vi. Here's a video of RIley's story: http: //www.youtube.com/watch?v=1yLX4S37TXw

"Eggshells and Elephants - My Cancer Journey Thus Far" tells the very real story of author Jane Freund's battle with thyroid cancer. Freund combines humor, stories and tips to give readers an inside look at how the cancer in her "crazy little thyroid gland" changed her life.

Self-sabotage can be as obvious as procrastination and uncompleted multi-tasking or as subtle as perfectionism and tardiness. However, learning about self-sabotage is not enough. You must learn how to make and to work a plan to overcome YOUR self-sabotage Don't self-sabotage overcoming your self-sabotage. READ THIS BOOK

Self-sabotage can be as obvious as procrastination and uncompleted multi-tasking or as subtle as perfectionism and tardiness. However, learning about self-sabotage is not enough. You must learn how to make and to work a plan to overcome YOUR self-sabotage Don't self-sabotage overcoming your self-sabotage. READ THIS BOOK Jane Freund is an author, speaker and book coach based in Boise, Idaho. She has written 12 print, electronic and audio books. In addition, Jane taught Communication for ten years at Boise State University.

This book is NOT an introduction to QuickBooks that walks you through how to install and start working with the program as there are plenty of resources available for that process. What this book does is to give you some best tips from Jane Freund's 20+ years of working with QuickBooks and other computer programs. Included are some timesaving strategies for QuickBooks itself as well as some basic information about accounting and other methods for operating your business. Sample tips include "The Colon Trick for Adding New Information" and "Jobs -- As in Life, They're Good to Have in QuickBooks. This book combines practical knowledge with humor (as appropriate) to make it easier to learn some helpful QuickBooks tips.

This Bible study examines the top ten characteristics women look for in friends and is based on research conducted of over 1,200 people in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and 18 foreign countries. The book is organized into 11 weeks of five lessons per week and is designed to do alone, with a friend, or in a small group.

"The Girl Who Had a Big Adventure - Cancer, Chemo & Cupcakes" is a children's book about having cancer. The book is written by Stacia Mers, who is 8 and beat brain cancer, and Jane Freund, who is more than 8 (49) and topped thyroid cancer. Stacia illustrates the book and tells the story of her brain cancer in her own words. "The Girl Who Had a Big Adventure - Cancer, Chemo & Cupcakes" is written by a kid for a kid.