i would like to know the age for the Barnes and Noble's in West Palm Beach Florida if you can.
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I was the supervisor for the B & N in my neck of the woods.  You can be 16 (you need to be mature in attitude).  It is a really great place to work provided you love books, you get a really great discount, and you like helping people.  Its a fast paced work envoriment but very relaxed.  Good Luck.
540836
Click on their site. You should be able to find out there.
54439
Since the book just was released today (2/13), I don't think the list will be readily floating around online (Then nobody would have to buy it).  I would say to go check it out at Borders or Barnes & Noble.\n\nI hope to buy it within a week or so, and will let you know if anyone from GA is in there.
57964
Go find out from a source.  Ask another book store manager in another town if you can shadow them for a day.
286008
You should check her site a contact the publishing company.
333127
Our school just got some fliers for a summer reading skills program sponsored by George Washington University with classes held at Univ of Md College Park 6/18-7/16.  Tuition is 299. Their phone number is 1-800-978-9596. I know some people that had their kids do this in the past and they said it was helpful. They have programs for everyone from 4 year olds thru high school. I'd seen your question earlier, but I couldn't remember the name of the program, then I saw the fliers. Hope this is helpful.
444349
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuedal_Age
445743
The best way you can resolve it is to walk into a Barnes and Noble or some other book store that stocks them and check it out. You can also e-mail the publisher.  My guess is that they have different contents. Good luck!\n\ncc
120229
My daughter started them at 2-3 yrs old. She is 6 now and reading at a very advanced rate. I would recommed them to ANYONE with children...
486323
maybe over 20 defenetly
237942
Have you tried Barnes & Noble?  That would be the only place I know to try.
414069
I worked there for 6 months, and loved it, probably one of my favorite jobs I ever had.  I was a part-time shelver and cashier.  Pros:  working with books and seeing what was new before everyone else; seeing books that I never thought of while shelving; meeting new people while working there and having them recognize me everytime they came into the store; having (for the most part) really great co-workers\nCons:  Standing on your feet all day, getting papercuts when shelving (yes you are tempted to look through books and are allowed to as long as you get everything done lol), getting in the habit of straightening books like they have them in the store...I still find myself going into Barnes and Noble and if they aren't done like how I was trained, I find myself straightening them or putting them back where they belong lol, holiday rushes at the cash stand...talk about feeling pressured, shelving duties meant we had to be there at 7:30am before the store opened which was okay but some mornings that was really hard and you just wanted to sleep in.  I was sorry to have to leave but they cut out the shelving department at my store so I was let go.  If I hear of the store near me here in Atlanta hiring, I may try for a part-time job here as I loved it so much.  Good luck if you try, I highly recommend it even though the pay isn't very good, and you more than likely will spend it all in the store lol. =)
61822
at any age as long as over 12
503509
Stores at least in Washington aren't supposed to sell M rated games to people under 17.  You can sue the store if they let them buy it.  Or be a parent and monitor what your kids play.  I mean it is your house!
585144
usually when they are around 8-12
197945
New Orleans Public Libarys are looking for more books. You send down book, but they prefer that you collect books and have a book sale and make a donations. I do not have all the deatails on this project right here, but if this intrest you, I could get them for you. For my Senior Capsotne, I interveiw a 97 year old woman from Febuary till present. Im workinging on her emiors with her. It will be a great thing for her family to have. My freind is working is a boy scout...he put togehter a cook book with practical recipes and recipes for cooking and tips for camping. He help a spagathi dinner to raise fund s to make the book and all prceeds from the sales of the book went to the local boy scout camp...hrrrmmmm...what else...put together an annual event where local churches and bussines donate turkeys for needy people during thanksgiving. Then at your school, churches or anywhere, everyopne brings in the dinner fixings. This is a great project. My school does it every year. We have a competion between our adviosrys and however collects the most gets a small breakfast. We alwasy have tons left over that we donate to the food shelf. hrmmmmm....I know my friends brother built bird houses......for some special bird....but I can't remember the deatails on that. Something thats ghreat but takes aloot of time is starting up a Habitat for Humanity chapter in yer local area. Clean up is walways great. These are all I can think of at the moment. If you need more ideas, email me at deano_vt@yahoo.com.
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I would say ask their father ! But, at LEAST 21 in your guy's case.