books about: commute (activities 60-second mysteries)

books about: commute

books:

6 reviews
Elizabeth A. Grant

Elizabeth A. Grant, 2007

Loved it
Since I'm retired, I no longer have to commute but I love listening to this CD each morning as I climb a mountain! A wonderful, inspiring way to begin each day. I highly recommend it. Fran

Killer Commute (Charlie Greene Mysteries)

4 reviews
Marlys Millhiser

St. Martin's Minotaur, 2000

Really good book!
Since I wrote a bad review for Nobody Dies In A Casino, I thought I ought to write a good one for this book, since I really enjoyed it. (I still don't like the casino one though.) I read this in one night so I know I liked it. I like Libby too and would like to see her in more of these books. She's almost as funny as her mom. Read it...it's a little farfetched in spots but who cares if you ...

The 2-Second Commute: Join the Exploding Ranks of Freelance Virtual Assistants

67 reviews
Christine Durst, Michael Haaren

Career Press, 2005

2 Seconds to Love
This is a wonderful book for the aspiring Virtual Assistant. The authors go into great detail on all aspects of running your own VA business, and their insight is timely and comprehensive. In particular, you'll enjoy the extensive chapter on marketing, which details various ways that a VA can capture the greatest share of the marketplace. I highly recommend this book as a must-read and a resource ...

The 60-Second Commute: A Guide to Your 24/7 Home Office Life

5 reviews
Erica Orloff, Kathy Levinson

FT Press, 2003

professional advice
Mazny years ago the famed author Dr. Alvin Toefler predicted that more of us would be working from our homes. That projection came true leaving a space for advice as to how to do it. The authors Kathy Levinson and Erica Orloff not only provide a solution but valuable advice about issues we may not have considered. This book is tastefully and professionally crafted. Following my reading of the ...

The Big Book of Stress Relief Games: Quick, Fun Activities for Feeling Better

6 reviews
Robert Epstein

McGraw-Hill, 2000

Great stress-management techniques....
Personally, I think this book is easy to read and understand. The games presented in the book are unique and simple to apply. Many companys and businesses experience stress daily. Therefore, this book provides numerous ways to help relieve stress in the workplace. I strongly recommend this book.

Will Work from Home: Earn the Cash--Without the Commute

25 reviews
Tory Johnson, Robyn Freedman Spizman

Berkley Trade, 2008

Helped me get started!
This book is full of information! I love watching Tory when she is on Good Morning America and couldn't wait for the book to come out. It really helped me think outside the box and get going! It is a must read! I started my own house cleaning business. It fits perfectly in my schedule so I can still homeschool my two teenage sons. I am my own boss and I love it. I would recommend it to ...

The 30 Second Commute : The Ultimate Guide to Starting and Operating a Home-Based Business
Beverley Williams, Don Cooper

McGraw-Hill, 2004

A three-part plan to help you create a booming business Nearly 25 million Americans operate a registered home-based business--and those numbers are growing every day. In The 30-Second Commute , leading home business experts Beverley Williams and Don Cooper tell you everything you'll need to know, from determining potential markets to securing financing and developing a marketing plan. Every vital business and personal issue is ...

The Commute: an extended poem in XXVI parts

1 review
Patricia Edith

iUniverse, Inc., 2006

"The Commute" is a true journey
The publication of an extended poem is an occassion for rejoicing. It reminds us of the old epics, of the pleasures of a tale told in a leisurely way, with all of the emotional resonances of poetry to add depth. In "The Commute" Patricia Edith's poem does this work: it draws us in to the narrative, the personal story of love and loss, with a mesmerizing poetic tone which adds depth and ...

Commutes (Light Transports)

Route Publishing, 2006

This book reads to get you from A to B via somewhere else, each lasting a commute. It contains four stories, which explore how we move through the world. Alecia McKenzie is a Commonwealth Prize winning writer from Jamaica published by Peepal Tree Press in Leeds, her African heroine surfaces as an illegal domestic in Belgium. The Malawian poet Jack Mapanje lives in York where he is reclaiming the time he lost in the political prisons of Hastings ...