what does everyone think about bookout?!?--OU?
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Well, he will not be in the NBA next year, but he was my favorite player on Oklahoma. He seems like a nice guy and he did his best with the skill set he had. Hopefully someday he will qualify for the Olympics in the shot put.
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one of my sisters had a friend over and we went into my room to get something, and i have a big bookshelf crammed with books, she looks at the books and asks "do you like to read?"  hahahaha\nand if youve ever heard of bill engvall (a comedian), i made the remark, "nope, i just like looking at all the pictures!...heres your sign"  hahaha  she gave me the weirdest look because they were all chapter books...then she asked 'what kind of pictures!  lol  i just about died!!  hahaha\n\nanother one is, well, i have tons of wolf pictures on my walls, wolf figurines, blankets and pillows, and a person asked me if i liked wolves...i cant believe some of the things people ask when the answer is right infront of them!!!!
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Go find out from a source.  Ask another book store manager in another town if you can shadow them for a day.
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I don't know Reed personally nor have I read the reviews, but some of the people on there seem to believe he was out there to drum up sales for his own books and hits for his web site.  In this day and age, it's a fairly normal (unfortunately) tactic to sling mud at the competition.  I wouldn't be surprised if that is part of the sales strategy.  I'm not saying that it is necessarily.\n\nThe Rich Dad series isn't really meant to be taken word-for-word no matter what Kiyosaki's background is.  It's just a general teaching of basic concepts in a very qualitative type approach.  If you think some of the ideas make sense, then by all means, go with it.  If not, then move on and read another book.  It only takes a day to finish the book anyway.\n\nI read the book a while back.  I didn't really learn anything new that I didn't already know, but it was interesting to see someone else put the concepts together in a book.
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HI--I've also written a book about dyslexia and reading disabilities.  I'll be glad to read your work and comment and edit, but can't put in the same amount of time that I put into my own book! And I don't want any money for it, either...\n\nI'm definitely interested in what you did and how you did it and how and what you researched in terms of teaching methods. \n\nI also want to know about your experiences with your school--that's actually the main point of my book--it's intended to help parents negotiate, argue and advocate successfully with their child's school.\n\nTell me more about your book--is it word processed? How long is it? Can you share it as a pdf or in Word? Have you talked to a publisher?  My co-author and I ended up self publishing--it's relatively easy and inexpensive! Marketing is the challenge! I can tell you more about this later!\n\nP.S. You're probalby right, there won't be a lot of money in this project--but it's worth pursuing for your own personal growth and for the message you have to share with other parents.
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Yes and Yes,\nThis book is very informative and opened my eyes to a whole new way to make money on-line - actually several new ways. I\nbought it recently and have already used many of his suggestions to set up several different income sources. It is well worth the small asking price for the amount of knowledge you will receive. But keep in mind - he writes with an attitude, after all he is a rich jerk.
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Bring in popular authors for readings and question/answer periods, particularly authors.\n\nMake sure your window displays feature popular books as well as quirky, youth-oriented choices.\n\nAdvertise on the local university/college campus and consider putting a 10% off coupon in the newsletters at local K-12 schools.  Get the kids involved by saying the discount is for people under 18 only, so the kids have to come in with their parents.
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As a public school librarian (K-8) I feel it is important to make available all books. However, budget constraints force me to choose mostly books that appeal to the most students. Captain Underpants may not be my choice for a student to read, however, if the students are asking for this title I will order it. What tends to drive my selection more is not self censorship but pressure from parents not to shelve a certain title. I try to preview  most titles for objectionable words, etc. and go from there. When I have a complaint from a parent I remind them that it is easier for them to check their child's book when they get home than for me to know what is acceptable for 500 plus students. An interesting thing to consider is the reverse, do we tend to pick books that appeal to us as a reader? I am a big Civil War buff and my library happens to have a dandy selection of books in the 970 Dewey decimal catagory!!!
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Yes; it is wonderful.  He was in Austin yesterday doing a book signing.  You can buy the book retail or at his website.  It is the very best book I've read this year.  Share it with your friends.
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Go buy books for past year question at popular. I do have some but i gave them to my friend already.so sorry.
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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.
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it is a good place to meet other ppl.. I have met alot of s.a.h.m.'s from all over the world and you can be picky about who you talk to as well... plus making the pages is really fun!!!
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This is the first I have heard of this book..... from the article sounds like it would be a great book for kids.   Why people would be bothered by this book is truly puzzling, I mean honestly it's a book for kids so they can understand at their level about illegal immigration.  This just made the shopping list for gifts.\nGood post DAR.
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I've used it... I was able to give a single mom a toddler bed that was in my home and actually in my way... she was happy, I was happy, it was good all around!\n\nPlus, that's one less item now in a landfill somewhere taking up space!!!  It's a great service and I highly recommend it!
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I used to manage a used bookstore and I'll tell you from a cash-flow point of view its very hard to stay afloat if you offer more than a nickel or dime a piece for a used book.  If you want to sell your books and a used bookstore won't take them I'd suggest you try an online dealer or auction site like ebay or alibris.
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If you have a Books-A-Million store around you'll find those things in the Children's Homeschooling section and/or Children's Education section.  I believe Barnes & Noble should have a section like that.
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most really good book keeping software is expensive.  Check in to quickbooks as a possibility, search for booking software