Chris Mason

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Here is What people are saying about Ten Terrific Monsters Spot the Difference: Activity Book.

Ten Terrific Monsters Spot the Difference Activity Book has ten Spot the Difference activities for readers of any age to enjoy. The ten pictures provide over 200 differences for the reader to find. Chris Mason, the author, came up with such a wonderful idea wrapped around adorable monster pictures, which is the perfect theme for any season, but especially now since Halloween is just around the corner. The illustrator, Vladimir Cebu, did a wonderful job of providing fun, creative, and very colorful pictures for readers to try to find all the differences between the set of pictures provided. The monsters aren’t too scary, so the pictures are fun to look at while trying to find all the differences. An answer key is found in the back of the book for each picture, so you can compare your answers to the answer key provided.

I loved how much fun I had trying to spot all the differences between the set of pictures Chris Mason and Vladimir Cebu provided for their readers. Ten Terrific Monsters Spot the Difference Activity Book is one that can offer hours of enjoyment for readers of any age. I am an adult reviewer and I had so much fun seeing just how well I could spot all the differences in the pictures. Some differences were easy to see immediately, while with others you might need a little more time to spot the differences because the illustrations were so detailed. Overall, I loved this book and would highly recommend it to anyone loving Spot the Difference activity books.

5 stars Reader's Favorite

Here is what readers are saying about The Many Marvelous Mazes of P is for Phoenix

Life is like a jigsaw puzzle; you have to see the whole picture, then put it together piece by piece!
— Terry McMillan

Life is full of many stressful obstacles. To help combat these unexpected events, a person must set aside time for themselves to relax and recharge to be able to continue to move forward. There is no better way to find rest and happiness than in the pages of The Many Marvelous Mazes of P is for Phoenix a Maze Book.

A unique aspect of this book is that it features an alphabetic format. Each letter is connected to a word and is then associated with a maze. The puzzles are both fun and challenging. It will help your mind focus on an activity that doesn't cause any distress. A bonus includes the beautiful illustrations that you will find with each puzzle. I was amazed at how these beautiful backgrounds brought peace and calmness to my life.

Chris Mason is a very talented author with a long list of intriguing books. Each one of his books contains a significant part of his loving heart. There is no other author like Mr. Mason's work; it's fresh, appealing, and will make you want to experience more of his writing talent.

Suzie Housley
Midwest Book Review
5 Stars

Here is what readers are saying about Researcher in a Box.

Reviewed By Philip Van Heusen for Readers’ Favorite

Chris Mason has written and helped others write research papers for many years. In Researcher in a Box, he takes the time to explain what is expected and how to write the best essay possible. Chris focuses on elementary and secondary school papers. In this book, Chris reviews the basics of six different types of essays. Chris points out some important distinctions of each. After explaining the types of papers, Chris goes further and analyses the components of the paper. Putting the paper together in the proper order is very important. Many young students are tempted to cheat by copying straight from one of their resources. Chris reminds his readers to never, ever plagiarize. Speaking of research, Chris gives ideas on where to find research and, more importantly, how to analyze that research. I love his use of the website concerning the endangered tree octopus.

Researcher in a Box is Chris Mason’s contribution to young students everywhere. He gives information to help students excel in papers they write for school. While Chris gives good directions to finding research material, I wish he had included Google Scholar. Nevertheless, I applaud Chris’ attempt. After writing papers for lower schools, I later wrote major essays for two undergraduate degrees and three master’s degrees. Chris’ advice is spot on. This book is elementary in its information, but most paper writers need things kept simple. He writes to meet the need. I have to wholeheartedly agree that there is a dearth of critical thinking in today’s society. When elementary and secondary school students learn how to develop academic papers, their experience will serve them well as they pursue college degrees

5 stars Reader's Favorite

Here is what readers are saying about The 12 Days of Christmas Geek Edition.

The book itself is very short, as you can imagine with it covering the twelve days of Christmas.

The book is a very funny read and I love the author take on the original. In this version all of the original things the person true love gave them has been updated and changed for things that a geek would love to be given.

Overall it was a nice little read, which I can imagine would be good for people to be given as Secret Santa for Christmas

Goodreads
4 stars

Here is what critics are saying about Maxine's Happy Trails:A Truck Story.

Reader's Favorite

Maxine’s Happy Trails: A Truck Story by Chris Mason is an exciting book with a trucker slant to it that takes readers on an exciting journey along with the truck. The wheels on the truck go round and round all across the country, and the wipers go swish, swish. The reefers on the truck go hum, hum, hum, and the city horn goes beep, beep, beep all across the country. The air brakes go hiss, hiss, hiss and the doors on the trailer open and shut. The big horn on the truck goes honk, honk, honk, and the driver on the truck goes whistle, whistle all across the country.

The story is delightful and will bring a smile to the faces of young readers as they get to know the truck closely. The illustrations are bright and colorful and they make the author’s words come alive. There is a lyrical quality in the words and that will make it enjoyable for young readers. It is a good book for interactive sessions in classrooms as it has action and adventure and can also be read out to children during bedtime. Children who love trucks and vehicles will find this book a fun read. It is a simple and lighthearted story and I like the way the author introduces the truck and its parts to readers, and gives it a personality of its own. This happy trail along with the truck all over the country is a fun joyride that will be memorable to readers.

5 Star Review

Here is what critics are saying about Ten Little Monsters Standing in a Line

Ten Little Monsters Standing in a Line by Chris Mason was a cute book. The book is similar to the song “Ten Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed.” Instead of monkeys, there are monsters waiting in line at the unemployment office. I chose to read Ten Little Monsters Standing in a Line with my 5-year-old daughter because the monkey song is one of her favorites. She sort of liked the story. She was confused as to why the monsters were in a line for an unemployment office. I had to explain to her what an unemployment office was and what it does. However, she did like the illustrations in the book. She thought the monsters were cute looking.

I thought the book was different and also sort of liked it. I liked the idea of the cute monsters and that it would help kids to learn how to count. Mason covered all of the classic monsters in this book like Godzilla and the Blob. I would have preferred for Mason to make them stand in a line that was geared more for kids, such as a cafeteria line or even a line for detention. The wording did not flow as smoothly as I would have liked, but it was still funny as to why each monster left the line. Overall, it is a nice book. Any book that helps kids learn to count in a new way is good in my eyes. If you like the monster classics, then this book might be for you.
Reader's Favorite 4 star review.

Here is what critics are saying about P is For Phoenix: An ABC Book of Legendary and Mythological Creatures.

P is for Phoenix: An ABC Book of Legendary and Mythological Creatures by Chris Mason is an educational and informative book for children that not only teaches them the alphabet, but also gives them information about legendary and mythological creatures. The book makes teaching and learning fun, but also enhances young readers' knowledge and introduces them to creatures that existed in mythology and the role they played in cultures over the centuries. Learning the alphabet and about new creatures couldn’t be more interesting when children get to see the pictures of those creatures along with the descriptions. Readers can also check if their favorite legendary or mythological creature has been listed by the author.

The illustrations are bright and colorful and they make the concept and the meaning of the book clear to young readers. It’s a good bedtime story book and parents and grandparents can read it out to their kids and grandkids. The book can also be used for read aloud sessions in classrooms and school libraries. Mythological creatures have always been a part of world cultures and the author brings them to the fore with this book. Books like this are good for children to teach them new things and also to enhance their knowledge and vocabulary. The theme and concept are original and refreshing, and the author’s idea of teaching the alphabet this way is fun and educational.
Reader's Favorite 5 star review

Here is what the critics are saying about Ten Terrific Monsters: A Hidden Item Book.

Willie the wolf finds himself stuck in the unemployment line with nine other monsters. He used to be a successful movie star but due to circumstances out of his control he finds himself now without a job. As it gets dark Willie and his friends leave and each one goes their own separate ways.

As the group parts goes off to their own we are able to learn more about Willie and his friends in their own home environment. Each character features a special hidden item puzzle adventure. The beautifully created illustrations allow us to discover more about this delightful cast of characters.

Ten Terrific Monsters: A Hidden Item Book by Chris Mason takes children into the world of Willie the Wolf. He welcomes readers into his space where there are nine other monsters, all waiting in a line at the unemployment office. Willie takes readers to different places and asks for their help in finding the hidden items with the help of answer keys. Whether they are with Boris the Blob when he is having dinner, or at Gabbie the Ghost's party, or the Amazon, or Willie’s home, readers will have a great time looking for the hidden items in these places.

The book is original and unique and children will love searching for the items mentioned in the answer keys for each place. The illustrations are bright and colorful and make the scenes lively and vivid. It’s an excellent book for children to enhance their observation skills, and can be used for interactive sessions in classrooms and school libraries. The concept is excellent and the book not only teaches readers new words and new things, but also guides them on how to look out for missing items with the help of the clues given. Interactive books and books with a concept help young readers to develop and enhance their observation and thinking skills. It’s also fun searching for the items misplaced in the book and doing it together in a classroom or with friends.
5 star review Reader's Favorite

Willie the wolf finds himself stuck in the unemployment line with nine other monsters. He used to be a successful movie star but due to circumstances out of his control he finds himself now without a job. As it gets dark Willie and his friends leave and each one goes their own separate ways.

As the group parts goes off to their own we are able to learn more about Willie and his friends in their own home environment. Each character features a special hidden item puzzle adventure. The beautifully created illustrations allow us to discover more about this delightful cast of characters.

TEN TERRIFIC MONSTERS: A HIDDEN ITEM BOOK is an exceptional book filled with a host of delightful characters. Each one offers their own special sparkle to make this book appeal to both children and adults. In this one book there is over one hundred items to search for in ten different scenes. This feature will allow children to practice their counting and eye coordination skills.

Chris Mason has proven to me that he is a very talented author who is able to provide fresh and appealing ideas that can be very beneficial to the development of a child’s learning environment. Through the masterful illustrations created by Vladimir Cebu his words take on new meaning as these beautiful illustrations paint memorable scenes that is assured to delight both the child and adult. I highly recommend this book for it can be used as a tool to enhance any child’s overall learning development.

Midwest Book Review

Here's what people are saying about the In the box series of books.

Your first and best investment should be one of Chris’ books before you spend countless dollars and hours on your areas of interest.

Mike Rounds author of For the Clueless series of books.

Tutor in a Box

Review by: proudparent on April 06, 2014 Smashwords review
How many times have you wanted to help your children with their homework, only to be stopped by not exactly understanding their homework, and feeling like an idiot. What do we all do....we go to the internet to find the right website to help them. Only problem is, you spend more than an hour looking at websites. NO MORE...Tutor in a box is perfect whether your child is in grade school, middle school, or high school. Not only does it cover all the subjects, it also does it for what grades your kids are in. This book has given you the perfect websites to go to for about the price of a gallon of gas! Leave it to a parent to develop this great idea. I guarantee you will become closer to your children when you work with them on their homework. This book might actually get your kids to start talking to you more instead of playing video games!!!!!!
5 star review

purchased this book to gift for my nephew for this school year. This book is packed with so much information to help him and his mom with his homework. I am excited to see his results. Thank you for a great resource.
Barnes and Noble
5 star review

Record Store in a Box

by #10 The Truth
Really helpful book. Saves a bunch of $$ Itunes review.
5 star review

Review by: proudparent on Aug. 29, 2014 Smashwords review.
Impressive and free! You should have entitled it "how to get free music on the internet...for DUMMIES No, I like your title better, but you make it very easy with all the step by step instructions. Too many of us are computer illiterate, and don't know what is available out there that's free. Thank you Chris for your time in making this tutorial for those of us who didn't know.
R. Phillips
5 star review

Anonymous
July 27, 2014
3 stars
BarnesandNoble.com

Useful info. for radio and music lovers.
GORDON | SEPTEMBER 28, 2014
4 stars
Kobo review

If you like music this book gives you great insight to different types . The internet has a lot to offer on the music sites and this book tells you where to get it great read
D | SEPTEMBER 29, 2014
5 stars
Kobo review

Book Store in a Box
3 stars
Kobo review

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• Book Marketing Insights: The Blue Pill and the Red Pill on Oct. 17, 2017
  
  Basically an infomercial for other services.
  
• Look, Up on the Screen! The Big Book of Superhero Movie Reviews on Oct. 18, 2017
  
  A very well put together book and a very enjoyable read.
  
• Confessions and Secrets of the Avid Book Reviews Blogger: Book Bloggers Sell Books on Oct. 18, 2017
  
  I found the book way to generic for my needs.
  
• Stars: How to Get Book Reviews on Oct. 18, 2017
  
  This book was to Amazon centric and unfortunately I dis not learn anything new.
  
• Free Books For Your iPad and How to Find Them on Oct. 23, 2017
  
  Book is extremely basic. Less then 20 free resources. There are better resources out there that have better information.
  
• Why Authors Fail: 17 Mistakes Self Publishing Authors Make That Sabotage Their Success (And How To Fix Them) on Oct. 24, 2017
  
  This was a well-written book. I liked that the author laid out all 17 mistakes one by one and that each mistake was well explained with examples. Then the author gave suggested solutions but also gave the reader resources they could use to to implement those solutions.
  
• The Stupidity of eBook Reviews on Oct. 25, 2017
  
  The book made valid points. However the book would have had more weight and the arguments could have been stronger if the author had cited the sources of the examples he used.
  
• How to Watch Stuff Online For Free on Oct. 25, 2017
  
  Book is very resource light. Most of the tips given are common sense and the few links provided are to dead websites.
  
• Smashwords Book Marketing Guide on Oct. 28, 2017
  
  It's a good stater book if you're new to publishing.
  
• The Secrets to Ebook Publishing Success on Oct. 28, 2017
  
  A good book. A bit basic perhaps. Also many of the things talked about in the book seemed to me to be common sense. However, this was still a good read.
  
• No, I Won't Buy Your eBook on Oct. 28, 2017
  
  As others have pointed out. This is a mean sported book by a snarky author who in essence is trying to be a poor man's Mark Coker. The book is filled with nothing but common sense that most people already know. However the author fails miserably at the task the book he wrote sets out to accomplish. Unless the task was turning readers off. If this was the intent then sir you have succeeded with flying colors.
  
• Self-Publishers Monthly, July - August 2014 (Special Edition on How Indie Publishers Can Survive Falling eBook Prices) on Oct. 28, 2017
  
  Good look at the trends in ebooks up to the point of publication.
  
• Building Your Business with Twitter, Facebook, and Pinterest on Oct. 28, 2017
  
  Information was to basic for my needs. Had some interesting statistics but not much else in the way of useful material.
  
• Self Promo Stories: Authors’ Boldest, Cleverest & Wackiest Strategies to Sell their Books on Oct. 28, 2017
  
  I really liked this book. The book had a lot of interesting ideas. I'd recommend this book for anybody who's willing to think outside the box for marketing. My favorite marketing idea was the bookmark used bookstore idea. A highly enjoyable read.
  
• Opening Up To Indie Authors on Oct. 28, 2017
  
  While I appreciate that this book tried to show both sides self-publishing and while I think it was full of good information. This is not a book I would be reading more than once. However, it is a book I would recommend to other Indie publishers.
  
• 101 Book Marketing Tips on Oct. 29, 2017
  
  This book was full of a lot of really good marketing ideas that could apply to more than just books. I would highly recommend all in the authors pick this book up. The book is a quick read and it's free to boot.
  
• The Truth About Book Reviews: 20 Book Review Myths, Debunked on Oct. 29, 2017
  
  I thought the book had some good information a bit light and much of it was common sense but I guess it's worth a read.
  
• Make Your Book Go Viral How To Promote Your Book Online on Nov. 02, 2017
  
  This book was light on resources. If it was an Arby's commercial I would ask where's the meat.
  
• Death by Chocolate on Nov. 04, 2017
  
  I like the characters and the humor. I didn't mind the typos. However, the murder's motive was not well explained and left a lot to be desired. There was also underwhelming conclusion. Also on a completely unrelated note. I found it all the sequel book was not for sale here on Smashwords.
  
• The Backward Approach to Ebook Success on Nov. 04, 2017
  
  A nice mixture of common sense and fluff filler nothing more.
  
• Instant Cash Strategies on Nov. 05, 2017
  
  Look up in the sky it's a bird it's a plane it's generic man or in this case woman. Once again another generic ebook. While I agree the 10 strategies for making money in this book do theoretically have a way to make you money. There was for me nothing I didn't already know. This book also had the appearance of being written by a non-native English speaker. The book also appeared to lack a decent amount of research. Lastly it looked like the entire book was written in 30 minutes tops. I could not in good conscience recommend this book to others.
  
• The History of Coffee on Nov. 05, 2017
  
  Well I found this book to be interesting. The book loses three stars for one simple fact. The author failed to cite sources or have it bibliography. A work of this nature that cited so many interesting facts that may or may not be in dispute should always have a work cited section at the back of the book. In today's age even a fourth grade student who is given an essay in the modern American educational system knows to put a reference or a works cited section in their paper. This book lacks this important section. It is for this reason this book is given two stars.
  
• Streaming 101: Guide to Making Money by Streaming Video Games on March 06, 2018
  
  Let's start out with the good things about this book. It has an interesting cover. Now let's cover the not-so-good things about this book. It's another book written by Captain Common Sense and his sidekick Kid Vague. I guess I was hoping for more actionable ideas. Instead all I got what's more vague generalizations. One last note to this author and others you're on Smashwords please put your book and more than one format. Not every device reads epubs.
  
• Psychology of gaming on March 06, 2018
  
  This book is not even a piece of fluff. This book barely talks about games. The book barely talks about psychology. This book is barely a book.The book however, is a great example of why self-published books get such a bad rap. May I suggest readers avoid whatever this is all 6 pages of it at all costs.
  
• Book Selling for Authors: 7 Essential Steps To A Bestselling Novel (Authors Book Marketing Series 4) on July 11, 2018
  
  This book may be helpful for some but not for me. 1. High on fluff low on content 2. Spent to much time talking about mailing list and newsletters and while these seem to be areas of expertise for the author they are not areas of interest for me. 3. Book was to Amazon centric 4. At least it was free.
  
• EBook Publishing and Marketing Guide on July 11, 2018
  
  While this book is several years old the information included is still as valid today as it was back in 2011. Even though I didn't learn much I didn't already know this book would still be good for new indie authors. The book puts together a good step-by-step plan for the author who doesn't know where to go or what to do next once the manuscript is finished.
  
• 50 Computer & Internet Home Business Ideas on July 13, 2018
  
  While this book has been out a few years the author was right the book is worth the 99 cents.Most of the ideas would still work today.
  
• A Guide to Creating Your Own Internet Radio Station: You Can Do It for Free Also on July 13, 2018
  
  This book while old has good information in it and I assumed at the date of publication the information was current. The book is overall well written but as stated before some information is of course out of date. For example, the section on Live365 is out of date because Live365 is no longer in business. It is too bad that the author hasn't updated this book to make a current something that would be very easy to do especially here at Smashwords.
  
• Publishing is Dead. Books are Dead. But it doesn't matter because no one is reading anyway. on July 13, 2018
  
  Even though this book was printed in 2009 and therefore very old this book is very well written and is worth a read. The author's dissertation goes over the history of publishing the pros and cons of both traditional publishing and E publishing and goes over the future of both formats. Personally I would recommend this book to anybody interested in the subjects of history or publishing or both. The one downside of this book is that due to copyright issues the author had to remove the images of some of the graphs and charts mentioned.
  
• 200+ Ways to Promote Your Book and Get the Reviews You Need on July 14, 2018
  
  This book is full of information that any author would find helpful as long as their book is on Amazon. There are lots of tips and tricks that are indeed valuable.However, the book is to Amazon Centric for my taste. Hence the three stars.
  
• Video Scribing on July 18, 2018
  
  A well-written book on the positive aspects of whiteboard videos. I am impressed even have references in the back. This book goes over the history of whiteboard videos some examples of positive ways to use videos and then goes over the elements necessary to put together a good Whiteboard video that people will want to see. I would highly recommend this book for people interested in this topic.
  
• Free Guide to Self-Publishing and Book Promotion: Inside Secrets from an Author Whose Self-Published Books Sold in Thousands on July 19, 2018
  
  I found this book to be the best book on self publishing I have read to date and I have read quite a few books on publishing.The book is very well written and well researched. I recommend it for the following reasons regardless of the book's age. 1. The steps to publishing are laid out for ease of understanding. 2.The author also let's the reader know the difficulty of each step and where outsourcing might be worth thinking about. 3. While the book does cover Amazon. The book is not Amazon-centric as more recent books on the subject seem to be. 4. The book is filled with resources and while some of the internet web links are out of date due to the book's age the book is still a cornucopia of information.
  
• Wealth Without Wall Street: A Main Street Guide To Making Money on July 19, 2018
  
  Well this book was interesting it was also missing something very important a works cited or a bibliography for that reason it gets no more than two stars. If the author is going to state studies or statistics one site in a bibliography or work cited where one gets their information. Also most of the information here is from of course Captain common sense.
  
• The Ultimate Beginners Guide to Blog Marketing on July 20, 2018
  
  Isn't it time that we let Captain common-sense retire. This authors book is full of fluff. They might actually want to investigate with a detail actually is and next time when writing use some. Also facts would be nice instead of just generalizations. A book I'm sure we can thank God it is free because nobody should be forced to buy such tripe.
  
• Monetize nation on July 20, 2018
  
  Now in all fairness I could not complete this book it was like getting a literary root canal. Instead of Captain Commonsense we had Freddy Fluff show up. However, Gabby Grammar obviously missed roll call So did Sammy Spellcheck as well as any semblance of a good book.
  
• Dos and Don'ts for Indie Authors on July 25, 2018
  
  While this was a well-written and concise book and it was full of good information, there was nothing in this book that I didn't already know or had read from other books on the subject.
  
• Free Blog Knowledge on July 27, 2018
  
  I really don't know what to say. I would say I'm speechless but I'm not. This book has grammatical errors punctuation mistakes and is very low on content. While this book may work for some people I am not one of those people. I would suggest avoiding this book and saving yourself some time.
  
• Living Rent-Free Anywhere on July 28, 2018
  
  While I think this book is full of valuable information I also found the author padded the book with filler and unnecessary repetition.
  
• How To Make Money Blogging Free Ebook on July 29, 2018
  
  This book gives free a bad name. I can tell Gabby grammar missed roll call. However, Bobby the b******* artist showed up. Along with his best friend Sammy me the snake oil salesman. Oh did I mention the web links are dead. That's an hour of my life I won't get back. Avoid this piece of tripe at all costs.
  
• No Experience Needed: Getting Your First Interview In The Video Games Industry on July 29, 2018
  
  This was a well written book. While I am not in the video game industry I think this book was full of good information. However, I think the book should be renamed A Guide to Getting Hired For Recent Graduates. Highly recommended.
  
• Issa Asad Instant Profits with Instagram on July 29, 2018
  
  I agree with the previous review. This book isn't worth the price. Can we please let Captain Common Sense retire? He seems to be too over worked in the self publishing industry. Skip this book and move on.
  
• The Board Game Murders on Aug. 04, 2018
  
  While I found this book entertaining and full of humor I found the motive in the final act rather lacking. I did like the homages to Clue and Monopoly cute and refreshing. The way this book is ruining it looks like it was originally set up to be the first in the series. I would have preferred the use of board games to be used to a greater extent in the book. Like the way the movie who's killing the great Chefs of Europe uses food. However, for those looking for a quick fun read that's what this book is good for.
  
• Death By Chocolate on Aug. 13, 2018
  
  For YA fiction this book isn't half bad. The protagonists in the W girls are well developed as is Ira the stereotypical computer nerd however, I found the villain both refreshing but aslso lacking something. That being said this book is an overall good read especially for those who like the Goosebumps set of books.
  
• Black Fang - A Supernatural Western on Aug. 19, 2018
  
  I rather liked this rather short but fun read even with its flaws. This include shallow character development and a rather unsatisfying ending. It looks like the author was leaving the ending open For a sequel. However, the book is a fun read none the less.
  
• Facebook Types, A to Z on Aug. 20, 2018
  
  The has done a good job in this humorous A to Z book covering the many personality types found on Facebook. If you're looking for a quick read that will bring a smile to your face and brighten your daya bit then this book just might be what you're looking for.
  
• Increase your Ebook sales on Aug. 20, 2018
  
  For the love of God can we give Captain Obvious a retirement party and let him retire. I can send this book up in one sentence. Be professional and know your audience. The rest of the information in this book is common sense that anybody and I do mean anybody should know. There are better books on publishing out there I should know I've read quite a few of them. Leave this book alone it's not worth the time or the money.
  
• I (do Not!) Accept on Aug. 20, 2018
  
  I love this modern almost Shakespearean comedy. The author did a great job of setting the tone to make the reader both laugh and cry at the absurdity of the situation. Anyone who has ever used any piece of software will thoroughly enjoy this short story.
  
• Shipping Container Homes: How To Build A Shipping Container Home For Cheap And Live Mortgage-Free For Life on Sep. 11, 2018
  
  I found this book to be very informative. However, I was disappointed at the lack of a resources section. the author talks about many different items and supplies needed. It would have been nice to have a resource section to get the reader started on their container house journey
  
• Presidential Donor on Aug. 22, 2020
  
  Presidential Donor was a great book. It is very reminiscent of the conspiracy movies of the 1970s. The author even writes in the style of those movies. So far I have read both Presidential Donor and Bliss. I can't wait to start another one of Bill Clem's books. Both are excellent thrillers and I would highly recommend both books for any readers who like the genre.