Books on Shine

The Luxe Series

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Pretty Girls In Pretty Dresses, Paryting Until Dawn.…

Childrens' book, "Hey Daddy"

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Childrens' book, "The Purple Soldier"

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Why grow up??

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Today's life is a stressful one. Everyone has loads to do. Everyone seems older than they are. Reports for school, part time jobs and college applications. Everyone is just so busy. Remember the good old days when you had nothing better to do on weekends than sleep,eat,read comics and drink…

4 reasons to share your ideas

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We are living in an age where the power of crowds is accomplishing big things. Writers, who used to guard their ideas now hone their thinking through blogs, build and audience, and then publish their books for a group of expectant readers. Every day experts spend their free time contributing to Wikipedia. And lately I've noticed a lot of folks encouraging would-be entrepreneurs to share their ideas.

Of course, there are times to be guarded. If you've got a concept or invention which might be patentable, then the only person you probably want to talk to is a lawyer. There are also times you want to be first to market a product or service (you don't see Coke running to Pepsi about its latest product before it hits the shelves). But in many situations, sharing ideas with people you trust and respect is a good idea and here's why:

Addicted to Twilight? You're Not Alone!

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Reading "Twilight" is like biting into a dark chocolate brownie. You savor every moment, yet your taste buds are never truly satisfied. You're always left wanting more.

Caroline…

Am I too old for this?

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(CNN) -- They don't call it "Twi Crack" for nothing.

Lisa Hansen, for example, thought she had lost her mind the…

Lady at the Jewelry Store

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Dainty

There was once a guy who suffered from cancer... a cancer that can't be treated. He was in his 30’s and he could die anytime. All his life, he was stuck in his house being taken cared by his mother. He never went outside but he…

Saying Please & Thank You

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Every family is unique. Different sets of values, morals, traditions and routines are what make us all special. But when we bring our children together, the one behavior they should all have in common is good manners. And with the holiday season quickly approaching, there is no better time to discuss how we instill gratitude -- and polite manners -- into our children's everyday lives.