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|  | | Confessions of a Teenage Model
Do you want to be a model? Do you know someone who does? Before entering the deceiving world of modeling, there are things every girl ought to know...and every girl ought to avoid. In her tell all book, Michelle N. Onuorah prepares both girls and guys who want to be a model, through her own confessions.In addition to sound advise, this book contains resources to get a model started off on the right foot. People who purchase the book will be eligible for continued online personal counseling. This compilation of hotsheets are valued at over $60. Don't miss out on this incredible deal. Save hundreds finding out what you need to know in this book for a mere $5.
| |  | | Double Identity
Erin Kasey lives the life only girls would dream about. In front of her mom, she's Erin-squeeky-clean, appropriate, smart, mature, ambitious, and demure. In front of her friends, she's Elisha. And Elisha does what she wants, when she wants... Double Identity is a contemporary coming-of-age novel, intended to serve as a positive message of honesty and responsibility, while reflecting the realities of adolescence.
| | | | Who's Gonna Stop Me?
Jessica Dareolona Houl is sick of being in the shadow of her two older sisters, Jennifer and Ashley. Most people think she lives a charmed life-after all, she's filthy rich. However, her entire family, believes she has no talent, no skills and no ambition-unlike her brilliant siblings. As her freshman year is turning out to be a nightmare, Jessica pulls a mind-boggling stunt that knocks every judgemental character off their feet, including herself! Along the way, she discovers true love. Readers of the prequel, Double Identity, will love the spectacular sequel! Now they get a chance to see Elisha's rival from her own point of view. (to purchase the first novel in this riveting series, go to www.amazon.com, www.borders.com, or straight to the publishers at www.booksurge.com).
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Reality Repair
by William Cottringer
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 This is a book to help readers plow through the enormous overload of the 95% nonsense to find the 5% common sense that is hidden away, which is needed to sustain long-term success in solving today's problems. |
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