Best Selling Books by Terry Brown

In this timely and relevant title, National Geographic Kids shines a light on the history of news to reveal where we started, how far we''ve come, and the serious impact that misinterpretation and misinformation can have on the world. Headlines leap out at us from mobile phones, TV screens, computers, newspapers, and everywhere we turn. Technology has opened up exciting new ways to tell interesting stories, but how much of it is news ... and how much is just noise? This refreshing and up-to-date media literacy book gives kids the tools they need to distinguish what is fact from what is fiction so that they can make smart choices about what to believe. Topics cover a broad range, from defining freedom of speech, the journalists'' code of ethics, the dangers of propaganda, and the future of news. Packed with profiles of influential journalists, fun facts, and iconic photographs, this ultimate guide to the information age will get kids thinking about their relationship and responsibility to media.

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About the Book Join the author on a deeply personal journey as she navigates you through her discovery of the intricate cycles of a narcissistic relationship, exposing the abusive patterns that plunged her into a world of emotional confusion. Discover how she became trapped in this toxic situation, the reasons that kept her there, and how she found answers to what was happening to her and within her. Travel alongside as she intertwines her present struggles with reflections on her past - confronting childhood memories while navigating unwise decisions and the challenges of young motherhood amid adversity. See her transformation as she finds confidence in the most unexpected place, using this newfound strength to catapult both herself and her family forward. Amidst one of the most chaotic times of her life, experience the incredible blessing that emerges from the turmoil. Follow her as she embraces her pain, reveals her vulnerabilities, uncovers the cracks within herself, and ultimately finds the resilience that allows her to rise above her circumstances. Witness her evolution as she moves from boiling to broken to blessed. About the Author J. Terry Brown has captivated audiences for years with her engaging tales of travel, life experiences, and entrepreneurial ventures. Her stories are infused with humor, inspiration, and an unfiltered authenticity that keeps listeners entertained and connected. Residing in Richmond, Virginia, Brown is a proud m other of four sons and is affectionately known as ''Gigi'' to her twin granddaughters. Grounded by her faith, friendships, and family ties, she brings a wealth of experience from her managerial roles in the private and public sectors. With a Bachelor of Science in Business Management from Virginia Commonwealth University and a Master of Education in Leadership from Mary Baldwin College, she is well-equipped to navigate the business world. Brown House Candle Company is at the heart of her endeavors, which she owns and operates in Midlothian, Virginia. +++++ #narcissistrelationship #breakingfreefromabuse #journeyofdiscovery #personalmemoir #selfhealing #understandingemotionalabuse #denialofemotionalabuse #learningaboutemotionalabuse #narcissistbehaviors #narcissistcharacteristics #narcissistpatterns #narcissist #spouseabuse #emotionalabuse #abused wife #cyclesofnarcissisticabuse #Recognizingnarcissisticabuse #narcissistabusesigns

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Side-pocket sized and double-mocha latte- priced, I Believe is the ideal book for teenagers to get a faith boost on the issues and questions they face the most. With contemporary translations and practical information, this Communicate Christ Bible promise book encourages growth and personal evangelism.

Invitations, exhibit programs, newspaper clippings, and articles. Also included is a bound history of Yale College which mentions Brown. The materials relate to Brown''s involvement with the Salt Lake Civic Music Association, gardening, and invitations to various events Brown attended.

Meet Jamie Chandler. When her sister Jessica begins to lose her hearing, Jamie prays for answers, searches the Web for answers . . . and finds no answers. Although she is predictably upbeat about it, Jess''s hearing loss is permanent, in spite of the best efforts of the doctor and her sister to find a solution. Through it all, Jamie learns that God has His own plan for her sister; Jamie cannot heal it or change it on her own. Jamie sees God''s strength during Jessica''s time of weakness, and also discovers that we all have weaknesses that need to be strengthened by God.

Specifically created with the younger artist in mind, these sturdy coloring books feature simple, and easy-to-color line art on high-quality paper that reduces annoying bleed-through. Each page also includes a story line in rhyme for added entertainment that reinforces the biblical message. Each book has 32 saddle stitched pages measuring 8 1/2" x 11".

Explores the various measures being taken to control the spread of drug abuse. Describes the history of drug use and discusses the debate surrounding the subject. Suggested level: intermediate, secondary.

Purpose of the Study:The community in which a person sustains an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) influences the likelihood that they will receive bystander CPR (BCPR) and ultimately survive. The aim of this research was to identify high risk communities in England with a high OHCA/low BCPR incidence to enable targeted strategies to be designed and implemented.Materials and Methods:Analysis was based on OHCA events that occurred between 2013 and 2015 in England, where resuscitation was commenced or continued by EMS personnel. OHCA location was geocoded where possible; postcode district (POD) was used as proxy for neighbourhood. Neighbourhood-level variables were linked to each geocoded address with the use of 2011 Census data. The associations between individual-level and neighbourhood-level characteristics and BCPR was assessed by hierarchical regression analysis.Results:A total of 67,219 cases were included in this analysis. OHCA incidence showed a Poisson distribution in relation to population density (POPD). On average the ethnic composition of the OHCA location was 84.3% white. Incidence increased significantly with deprivation from 7.0% in least deprived areas to 12.3% in most deprived areas. BCPR rate of bystander-witnessed events decreased significantly with POPD from 75.5% (100/hectare) to 60.9% (10,000/hectare; p0.05). There was a significant difference between areas with highest and lowest deprivation (63.0% vs 67.9%; p