Jo Stewart

Stuck in a career rut—or finished studying and not sure which direction to take? This book will give you a path to a creative career. This book is both an inspirational and a practical guidebook, and it profiles 99 interesting, unusual, and relatively unexplored creative career options—from smoke jumpers to fortune-cookie writers, truffle hunters to food stylists, and golf-ball divers to perfumers. While some of the featured careers may not be for everyone (taxidermy, anyone?) others may be the perfect fit for someone’s skill set, interests, talents, and curiosities. This book is an uplifting, positive guide for those that like to think outside the box. Think of it as the alternative career guide your guidance counselor was too afraid to talk about.

99 Creative Careers to Live a Life Less Ordinary

I Can Get Paid for That?

This book offers practical choices and changes we can make to start unf*cking our finances. Does the world of finance mystify you? Need to sort your money matters out but don’t know where to start? You may not have been born into money; you might not be able to overthrow the whole financial system, but the good news is that you don't need an economics degree to improve your financial position. Over time, small changes will make a big difference to your bank balance. From micro-investing to side-hustling, couponing, freecycling, and consolidating debt, every step you take in the direction of financial freedom will inch you closer towards a brighter future. Whether you're a student, freelancer, business owner, or professional, mastering the art of money management can - and will - change your life.

100 Small Changes for a Better Future

How to Unf*ck Your Finances a Little Bit Each Day

Global warming, plastic pollution, deforestation, species loss and rising inequality got you down? Then take your very valid concerns and channel them into action with this proactive guide to saving the planet, one day at a time. Small changes in the way we eat, shop, recycle and commute really can change the world.

How to Unf*ck the Planet a Little Bit Each Day

A lighthearted--but factual--look at some of the craziest cults in modern history. Do you prefer applesauce (Heaven's Gate) to Kool-Aid (Peoples Temple)? Do you think carrots are "the food of the Masters" (Church Universal and Triumphant) or that swimming and joking should be forbidden (the Fellowship of Friends)? This is the book for you! We help sort your E.T.-loving Raelians from your Moonies, your snake-handling Church of God with Signs Following from your Branch Davidians. To make the path to the reader's chosen cult easy, Which Cult Should I Join? is structured like a Choose Your Own Adventure book--in that the reader makes a series of decisions along the way to come to their chosen cult. And with forty of the most high-profile modern cults covered, we have one to suit every reader.

A Choose-Your-Own Guidebook for the Spiritually Bereft

Which Cult Should I Join?

Amber Knows Best was born in Jo's literate Cozy Cove thoughts around 2003. Husband Jim had passed on. Jo's companion became abundant, productive solitude livened by visits from her grown children with their families, her numerous good friends, and her house cat Amber. With Amber as her present friend . . . Jo wove dear Amber into a fictional romantic tale of lakeside living in this vibrant yet delicate Upper St. Croix watershed. In her book, Jo preserved regional observations and details, shared her emotions of past years, and left a memorable, glowing story of days and dreams at Cozy Cove.

Amber Knows Best

Double Action Library 2-A.

While on a trip through Spain, Meg inadvertently becomes the owner of an antique necklace that someone else desperately wants.

Run from Danger

""A 6-book series, providing a whole-school IT teaching and learning program, and addressing key IT skills in accordance with seven technology competencies: computer operations, graphics, the Internet, email, spreadsheets and multimedia."--Publisher.

Lesson Plans and Activities for Developing Computer Skills. Book 3

IT for Kids

A deck with 100 ideas to keep you connected to nature, even when you live in the city. Whether you live between skyscrapers or in the suburbs, it’s easy to become disconnected from nature. But even in a concrete jungle, nature is still present. Counter your nature deficit and channel your inner cottage-core self with 100 ways to rediscover and reconnect with the natural world, including plenty of ideas that are easy to integrate into your everyday life, from taking your lunch outside to mindful walking and community gardening. Learn about getting involved in seed exchanges, forest bathing, or how to become a citizen scientist, and find great ways to help with conservation efforts—because no matter where we live, we can all heal with nature as we help it heal.

Everyday Cards for Wherever You Live

100 Ways to Reconnect with Nature

This tongue-in-cheek book is a pop culture time capsule, celebrating and reliving the 1990s in all its tacky glory. A flashback to the iconic pop cultural moments of the decade--this is history at its most irreverent and engaging. Any '90s kid will find themselves reminiscing over Nickelodeon classics, the Spice Girls, Furbies, Robin Williams in Flubber, Pokémon cards, Titanic's haunting tin whistle soundtrack, Jelly shoes, and Leonardo DiCaprio's floppiest hairdo on record. Any millennial will tell you that the 1990s was the best decade to grow up in, even though many were still in diapers by the turn of the century. So much of '90s culture dictates ours today. Without Friends or Seinfeld, would our world still turn? If Nirvana hadn't made it big could grunge have ever reached the masses? Can anyone even pass a driving test without training in Mario Kart?? For the staying power of '90s pop culture, we have the Internet to thank. Kids of the '90s found themselves on the forefront of an online revolution, being the first to discover the distracting capabilities of the Internet. So, it's little surprise that meme culture is heavily steeped in references of the '90s. It's precisely these pop fanatics who will totally delight in this hella-illustrated throwback.

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