Best Selling Books by William Joyce

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Rolie Polie Olie and his little sister, Zowie, learn how to be siblings and best friends.

When Brendon Burchard was nineteen years old he was in a terrible car accident. As the car flipped and he and his friend were catapulted into the air, he pondered three essential questions: "Did I live? Did I love? Did I matter?" When the car landed and Brendon found, to his surprise, that he was still alive, he realized that he didn''t have any satisfying answers to those questions. But he knew how to get them. He began to work on shaping his life experiences into a message that would make a difference in the world, and which would inspire others to share their passions with a wider audience. In a short time, Brendon launched what has become a million-dollar consulting, book writing, and speaking business, all based on his mission to spread his message to the world. Already a #1 "New York Times" and "USA TODAY" bestseller, "The Millionaire Messenger" offers a ten-step plan to help readers develop their message, package their advice in an attractive way, gain a following, and make money in this effort. By following Brendon''s program, people learn to package their struggles, successes, research, or life stories into advice for others, and become the go-to experts on any given topic. Praise for Brendon Burchard''s "The Millionaire Messenger" "Brendon Burchard, one of our most innovative and powerful leaders, reveals exactly how we--authors, speakers, coaches, consultants, seminar leaders, and online information marketers--make a difference and earn an income with our advice and expertise." --Jack Canfield, "New York Times" bestselling author of "The Success Principles" and originator of the "Chicken Soup for the Soul" series

E. Aster Bunnyland uses his martial arts skills, his network of tunnels and the help of MiM, Sand Mansnoozy and Nicholas St. North to battle the Nightmare King, Pitch, who has sent a venomous serpent to attack Bunnymund''s royal guard of warrior eggs.

Taking care of a cat and a baby brother turns into a series of comic adventures when George wakes up to find himself shrunk to the size of a mouse.