Schwartz: 1127 books

What if you found out you were dying? What if you felt your life was a waste and you longed for companionship? What if you were a vampire? What if you contracted AIDS after feeding on a prostitute and not only had weeks to live? Any of these things could happen to anybody, but all of them happened...

Join The Seven Deadlies for the humorous thrill ride in this comical mystery adventure, as we learn of their sorted pasts, and hope for their fated futures. Superhero’s Welcome is a witty journey into the thin line known as good versus evil. With an assortment of characters that enjoy clever banter as much as fighting crime, this tale is a cross blend of Superfriends meets Seinfeld.

What happens when we die? Is it all peaches and cream if you lived a noble life and fire and brimstone otherwise? Nobody alive can be certain, but what is our final destination is nothing like anyone expected? What if what happens next is less like a pleasant dream and more like a nightmare? A...

Following the war where Mother Nature rid the world of the humans, Abner the Gopher starts to feel the unsettling itch that perhaps he had not lived his life to the fullest and vows to make the most out of his time left. Although Abner is small in stature, stricken with terrible eyesight, and aged...

THE LAST LINE Spring again, the air is warm Thoughts are hazy, lazy day A line slips out and disappears Dandelion fluff, It blows away. I search my mind, it won’t return Decide I will remain at home And ponder why the poet tries And thinks that he can write a poem. A wisp returns, that line I lost...

Halblinge sind ein gemütliches Volk. Sie rauchen gern Pfeife, nehmen täglich etliche Mahlzeiten zu sich und sind besonders resistent gegen das Böse. Und sie sind immer für Überraschungen gut. Letzteres gilt auch für die bekanntesten und erfolgreichsten Fantasy-Autoren, die unser Land zu bieten...

The Crossover Test follows four outcasts in a supernatural road trip across America, toward a violent and bizarre climax on the banks of the Missouri River and at the gate to another world, where a family will confront the core of evil, discover the secrets of their mysterious past, grow closer, and...

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An EasyGuide to Research Design and SPSS® is an essential resource for students to successfully navigate and complete research projects.Using a clear, concise, and conversational writing style, authors Beth M. Schwartz, Janie H. Wilson, and Dennis M. Goff cover all of the most basicand common designs...

The classic primer for its subject, Housing Policy in the United States, has been substantially revised in the wake of the 2007 near-collapse of the housing market and the nation’s recent signs of recovery. Like its previous editions, this standard volume offers a broad overview of the field, but...

The Art of War has been described as the "the oldest military treatise in the world". Recent research, however, suggests that Sun Tzu wrote it to celebrate his youngest child obtaining gainful employment and (finally) moving out of the house. Thinly veiled as a manual for military leaders,...

“Citizen Lobbyist” explores what it takes to influence elected officials to establish new laws without any formal training. This book tells Jeff Schwartz’s success story as he influenced the creation of a Health Care law in Washington State. Many books provide strategies for citizen lobbying...

Brian Schwartz masterfully makes complex K-12 education laws understandable while Jim Burgett magically creates win-win situations. Here, the two prize-winning educators balance best practices and the law in a compelling book that’s full of practicality, reality, humor, and common sense. “It should be required reading by every educator everywhere” is what we hear most.

Howard S. Schwartz shows how American industry is in a process of decay unable to cope with foreign competition and stagnant in technological development. He attributes this Organizational Decay to a reluctance in the part of corporate members to deal with reality.