Most Popular Books by Don Wood

For new managers, the first experience can be overwhelming. For the employees of that new manager, the experience can be horrible, uninspiring, and demoralizing. Too often a new manager, just like a new teacher, is placed in the position with little support, guidance, or advice. HELP ME I''M LOST offers practical advice using the author''s actual experience in helping to guide the new manager. Learning from the mistakes of someone else can make that first assignment easier, more enjoyable, successful, and the building block for the future.

From Don and Audrey Wood''s prize-winning bedtime book, Piggies. This little 6" Piggy is the perfect toy for even the youngest child. Great infant gift. Safe for All Ages.

Jumping Jill jumps for joy across the land, alone...until she meets another talented jumper. Will the new friends inspire each other to become even better jumpers? Will they jump higher together than they would have jumped alone? Here is a playful, rhyming story-easy to memorize and recite, even while you are jumping!

To mark the Whitby Friendship Rowing Club 125th anniversary the Management Committee decided to publish a second volume of the club''s history spanning more than 50 years up to the jubilee celebrations in 2004. The first book, Friendship 1879-1951, has proved a valuable record and source of reference in a traditional local sport dating back to the famous German Ocean lifeboat races on the North East coast and faithful to the clinker-built style of vessel favoured by the Vikings. The new volume records the club''s progress and achievements from 1952 involving successive generations of Whitby families in a town visited by many thousands of holidaymakers each year. A historic era has seen the club progress from a floating boat-house to a fine shore base in a former harbourside school.

Ten little piggies dance on a young child''s fingers and toes before finally going to sleep.

Captioned plates tell the story of the Mill Shoals Illinois Flood of 1961.

Two brothers are whisked away to the island of Kocalaha where their relatives use them as bait to get to their mother and her stash of green-diamond pearls.

A giant lap picture book

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