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Japanese in Depth vol.2    by International Communication Institute
Price: Free! 8770 words. Published on October 17, 2011. .

This is vol.2 of the collection of monthly columns contributed to The Daily Yomiuri, Japan's nationwide English newspaper. It amusingly illustrates how mindsets are different between English and Japanese. It's an eye opener for English as well as Japanese.
Japanese in Depth vol.4    by International Communication Institute
Price: Free! 8880 words. Published on June 18, 2012. .

This is vol.4 of the collection of monthly columns contributed to The Daily Yomiuri, Japan's nationwide English newspaper. It amusingly illustrates how mindsets are different between English and Japanese. It's an eye opener for English as well as Japanese.
Japanese in Depth vol.5    by International Communication Institute
Price: Free! 8970 words. Published on August 10, 2012. .

This is vol.5 of the collection of monthly columns contributed to The Daily Yomiuri, Japan's nationwide English newspaper. It amusingly illustrates how mindsets are different between English and Japanese. It's an eye opener for English as well as Japanese.
Outside Plumbing ; The Myths of Manhood    by Virginia Llorca
Price: $2.99 USD. 26830 words. Published on September 10, 2012. .

Are you in a relationship? Why? Does it sometimes seem more trouble than it's worth? Want someone to make it all better? Herein, you will find some clues to understanding what it really is about males that makes them so different from females, makes them so difficult to understand, to deal with. It can't be that simple, you say. Oh, yes, it can.
Past imperfect    by Winfreda Donald
Price: $2.99 USD. 107160 words. Published on March 30, 2013. .

A resourceful fourteen year-old, Freya Dunbar accepts responsibilities beyond the norm. Family is paramount. She has no regrets – she’d do anything for Mama, but she frets at being the odd-one-out in every part of her life. Always alert for clues about family mysteries she yearns for a sense of belonging until she meets soul-mate Alexander Marcou. Identity issues matter less then.