For one young child, moving from the bright lights of the city to a tiny village by the sea means leaving behind familiar sights and sounds. Now in the dark hours of the night, in the quiet of the old house perched up on a hill, even the smallest noise can spark his imagination. Those scratching sounds that come from the walls, they couldn't be ghosts ... or could they? Diane K. Danielson brings young readers this fantastical tale of a young boy and his mother settling into their new home, where they discover an unexpected and unusual house guest. Written in whimsical verse, "There Is a Mouse That Is Haunting Our House" is an original spooky tale that will appeal to imaginative minds of all ages."Just like a scurrying mouse can spark a child’s imagination, sometimes a book is more than mere words and pictures. Diane Danielson’s clever poem and Ayana LaSalle’s charming illustrations combine to capture the creativity of youth, the challenge of new surroundings, and the bond between mother and son.”— Brad Herzog, author of Francis and Eddie

There Is a Mouse That Is Haunting Our House

Children's Books

Danielson, Diane K.

Growing Up & Facts of Life

Sdp Publishing

<p>'Networking.' Ugh. What is it about the word that makes women squeamish? We say we don't have the time, we don't know how, or we just plain don't want to. Yet study after study has shown that interconnecting, meaningful relationships are crucial to our professional and personal success. And here we are, fabulous at forming social networks with family, friends, and even neighbors, but suddenly possessed with stage fright when it comes to building the networks we desperately need to reach our business goals.Table Talk is not a one-size-fits-all networking book. It's specifically tailored to women and our unique concerns, obstacles, and lifestyles. With its real world tips and best friend style, Table Talk teaches women to use the skills we've got to build the relationships we need to move ahead in both work and play. It introduces a lifestyle and language about creating connections that will change the whole landscape and have everybody talking.</p>

Table Talk

Self-Help

Solar-Tuttle, Rachel

Relationships

AuthorHouse

<p>The Savvy Gal's Guide to Online Networking (or What Would Jane Austen Do?) provides tips, tactics and etiquette advice for businesswomen who want to build professional relationships through email, online networks, blogs, and message boards.</p>

The Savvy Gal's Guide to Online Networking: Or What Would Jane Austen Do?

Business & Money

Pollak, Lindsey

Economics

Booklocker.com, Inc.

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