Kirjahaku

THERE IS NO GREATER VALUE IN LIFE THAN LESSONS LEARNEDIf you're of a certain age and your working life has reached its conclusion, remember that your purpose never retires. It keeps you going.Presented in four sections, Live & Learn prompts you to ask yourself: "Why am I here?""What's my purpose?""What now?" "What's next?"THEY'RE WHY YOU'RE HEREFilled with insights, anecdotes and exercises in an easy-to-read, conversational style.Written by a 66-year-old who cherishes a challenging life lived; more lessons to master, more wisdom to acquire.The author believes lessons learned are life's greatest accomplishments; they're the reasons for living. Hard work and devotion that pay eternal dividends.THEY ARE YOUR LIFE'S PURPOSE

Told from the actual events endured by the author while he lived at the first of the four boarding schools he attended as a youth, Boarding School is a fictionalized account of the friendships, the desperation, the constant presence of evil and the inspiring way in which the author succeeded in eventually rising above it all. Not for the faint of heart, the reader should be prepared for a hash story about an often ignored aspect of our culture.

Will McDonald meets a girl at a party at a lake-house who, once night has fallen, leads the young man into the secluded waters of the lake where together the couple then shares his first prolonged romantic encounter. Exhilarated the next day from his experience in the lake, Will and three friends find their fortunes changed when they are confronted suddenly by Jake and three new friends of the older kid's from prison. During the next twenty-four hours, the nefarious indulgences of an elite group of civic and business leaders of a nearby city, the efforts of survival by a young runaway and a clandestine U.S. Government program which is intended to compromise the legitimacy of political opponents worldwide will all have a direct impact on the futures of Will and his three friends. Taken from the headlines of the day, Dollar Lake will keep the reader astonished and in suspense right up until the last word.

Welcome to my last day. I am Joshua McKenzie, 16 years old.I fluctuate between an internal rage at the ones I blame for me feeling like this, and sadness for myself for not being able to do anything about it.Im not really scared, just sort of numb, sadness overwhelms me, no one has been there for me and no one is going to be there for me now. I loop the noose I kick the chair. Fade to blackJoshua has been bullied to the point of suicide and in his final act wants those he feels are responsible to make things right.Share the journey of those left behind to deal with Joshuas suicide and come up with solutions to prevent this from happening to