Start Your Own Home-Based Summer Camp: A guide to creating a cooking camp (or the theme camp of your dreams)    by Susan K Elliott
Price: $10.99 USD. 23390 words. Published on April 9, 2009. .
Guide to creating a home-based camp for themes such as cooking, art, sports, photography, drama, crafts, pottery, computers, games, or science. The author shares her five+ years of experience hosting a highly successful cooking camp with 150+ creative camp ideas, 36 crafts & activities, 60+ recipes for 8 cooking camp themes, marketing tips, schedules, budgets, fliers, more,+4 bonus business guides

Jamie's Diary    by
Price: $9.99 USD. 104000 words. Published on August 8, 2009. .
This is for every teenager, parent and teacher. It is Jamie's story - A captivating collection of diary entries leading to an almost inevitable and catastrophic outcome.

After the Fire: A Personal Essay    by Fred Bubbers
Price: $0.99 USD. 9900 words. Published on November 29, 2009. .
A young writer struggles to find his voice in a long ago writing workshop. Years later the teacher's lessons still provide inspiration.

Botchan    by Matt Treyvaud
Price: $9.99 USD. 52500 words. Published by Ray Ontko on December 4, 2009. .
The classic novel by Natsume Soseki in a revitalizing new translation. When our hero takes a teaching job in the sticks, he assumes it will be all delicious dango, baths at the local onsen, and some light teaching. Soon he is entangled in the webs of various schemers. He must literally fight his way back to Tokyo if he wants to survive to see his adoptive mother again!

No Child Left Behind??? The True Story of a Teacher's Quest    by Elizabeth Blake
Price: $4.95 USD. 77300 words. Published on January 8, 2010. .
Dramatic yet hopeful memoir of teaching at-risk students. If you liked the movie "Dangerous Minds" with Michelle Pfeifer, you'll like this book. Compelling true story of one teacher's quest to leave no child behind. Blake's search for her pupose in life leads her to teach science in inner-city school. But will the stress overcome her love of teaching?

YOU ROCK! How To Be A STAR Student & Still Have FUN    by Suzanne Raga
Price: $4.99 USD. 14940 words. Published on February 14, 2010. .
You Rock offers specific insights and strategies for succeeding in school. A Princeton student and tutor shares the wisdom and experience she has gained in this empowering and entertaining “study tips” book for the music-loving tween and teen set. Put the cool back in school and enjoy academic success. This is the “How To Study” book you’ve been looking for!

Head Space - Meditate Your Way to Study Success    by Kristy Lee Rackham
Price: $7.00 USD. 24070 words. Published on May 11, 2010. .
If you want to feel better, think better, and do better in your studies, then get a grip on your life and create a little Head Space for yourself! * stay cool, calm and relaxed in exams * maximise study schedule * retain more course information * recall info when you need it * improve study outcomes * enhance memory * get smarter! using easy & effective meditations

Teachers Change Lives 24/7:150 Ways to Do It Right    by Jim Burgett
Price: $14.00 USD. 47800 words. Published by Gordon Burgett on May 17, 2010. .
One of Illinois’ favorite educators taps the mind, memory, and heart of every teacher who stands (or stood) in front of a classroom, with wit, humor, wisdom, and immediately usable how-to tips. A loving yet no-nonsense how-to guide that every new teachers needs and every veteran lauds. Unforgettable stories of what always works in the classroom.

Finding Middle Ground in K-12 Education: Balancing Best Practices and the Law    by Jim Burgett
Price: $20.00 USD. 74800 words. Published by Gordon Burgett on May 20, 2010. .
Brian Schwartz masterfully makes complex K-12 education laws understandable while Jim Burgett magically creates win-win situations. Here, the two prize-winning educators balance best practices and the law in a compelling book that’s full of practicality, reality, humor, and common sense. “It should be required reading by every educator everywhere” is what we hear most.