Title: Moving to Charlotte( The Un-Tourist Guide) Binding: Paperback Author: HarryHoover Publisher: VoyagerMedia,Inc.

Moving to Charlotte: The Un-Tourist Guide

Travel

Hoover, Harry

United States

Voyager Media, Inc.

"If only Moving To Charlotte: The Un-Tourist Guide had been around when I moved here in the 90s, it would have been much easier to get adjusted." - Jim Deitzel Moving To Charlotte Charlotte is a big city with small town charm. But, it can still be tough to make yourself at home unless you have Moving To Charlotte: The Un-Tourist Guide, which tells you everything you need to know to help you settle smoothly into the Queen City.  Charlotte - the hub of a 16-county metropolitan region - is home to about 750,000 residents who come for the good jobs but stay for the great weather, our proximity to mountains and beaches, and the wealth of outdoor activities. Tons of activities and lots of friendly people can't wait to welcome you.  Our aim with Moving To Charlotte: The Un-Tourist Guide is to help you: *    Find a place to live that fits your lifestyle *    Ferret out the best schools for your children *    Discover the best places to shop for everything from groceries to gowns *    Experience all the outdoor activities available here *    Fit into your new hometown What others are saying about Charlotte: · No. 1 Best Employee Engagement Apr. 2013 Forbes of 10 cities · No. 2 Happiest City for Job-Seeking College Graduates May 2013 Career Bliss of U.S. cities · No. 2 Most Desirable Place to Purchase a Home Feb. 2013 Nerdwallet.com of 25 largest cities · No. 5 Fastest Growing Metro 2000-2012 Mar. 2013 U.S. Census of 52 largest metro areas · No. 6 Hot Cities for IT Jobs in 2013 Jan. 2013 Modis, Inc. of 10 cities · No. 7 Spring Break Destination for Families Mar. 2013 Livability.com of 500 cities · No. 8 Best City for Jobs May 2013 Forbes.com of 398 large metro areas · No. 9 Most Job Openings per Capita May 2013 Beyond.com of 50 cities · No. 9 Top Moving Destination Jan. 2013 Penske Truck Rental of all cities · Top 10 Best City for Urban Forests Feb. 2013 American Forests of 50 largest cities

"If only Moving To Charlotte: The Un-Tourist Guide had been around when I moved here in the 90s, it would have been much easier to get adjusted." - Jim Deitzel "Although I moved to Charlotte when I was a kid, I found nooks and crannys in this book that made me take a second look at certain locales. My original search was for a friend considering relocating to the area and wanted a more personal look at what the Queen City has to offer. This is a must-have for anyone relocating to Charlotte, NC (not to mention an excellent refresher for natives as well.) - Melissa Fortune "I recently gave this book to a family member who is moving to Charlotte. It was the perfect gift. Mr. Hoover fits in all of the information you need when planning a move, and some great pics,. too! If you're considering a move...pick up Mr. Hoover's book, and you will get a clear and concise look at what Charlotte has to offer you from someone who livers there." - Joseph Klosek What others are saying about Charlotte: · No. 1 Best Employee Engagement Apr. 2013 Forbes of 10 cities · No. 2 Happiest City for Job-Seeking College Graduates May 2013 Career Bliss of U.S. cities · No. 2 Most Desirable Place to Purchase a Home Feb. 2013 Nerdwallet.com of 25 largest cities · No. 5 Fastest Growing Metro 2000-2012 Mar. 2013 U.S. Census of 52 largest metro areas · No. 6 Hot Cities for IT Jobs in 2013 Jan. 2013 Modis, Inc. of 10 cities · No. 7 Spring Break Destination for Families Mar. 2013 Livability.com of 500 cities · No. 8 Best City for Jobs May 2013 Forbes.com of 398 large metro areas · No. 9 Most Job Openings per Capita May 2013 Beyond.com of 50 cities · No. 9 Top Moving Destination Jan. 2013 Penske Truck Rental of all cities · Top 10 Best City for Urban Forests Feb. 2013 American Forests of 50 largest cities

This book is for Dads and kids everywhere who love bad jokes, really bad dad jokes, dad jokes and pranks, groaners, and one-liners. These are the more than 700 awesome dad jokes that Mom just shakes her head at, while the kids – and Dad – are howling. Inside, you’ll find these gems: - Did you hear about the man who swallowed a handful of Scrabble tiles? His next trip to the bathroom spelled disaster. - What’s a baker’s favorite type of joke? Cinnamon puns.- What kind of shoes do plumbers wear? Clogs.- The little girl asked her mother, “did you want a little girl or a little boy?” Her mother replied, “what I wanted was a backrub.”There are animal jokes, jokes about kids, Christmas and Halloween jokes, food jokes, and jokes just for kids. How about love, marriage, and divorce jokes, as well as jokes about music, work, technology, and vices? So, if you like jokes for kids, funny bad jokes, and want to help your Dad up his joke game, or you just love cheesy Dad humor, this is the book for you and your Dad.

The Dad’s Book Of Jokes: Dad Jokes, Bad Jokes, Kid Jokes, Groaners & One-Liners

Humor & Entertainment

Humor

Harry Hoover

If you are an outgoing, positive, can-do type of person, I think you'll love calling Charlotte home. Relocating families might tell you that they love the growing job market, low cost of living and four-season climate, or the range of neighborhoods from urban to rural, good public and private schools and universities.Members of Charlotte's burgeoning creative class may tell you that they love the funky in-town neighborhoods like No-Da, live music venues like the Music Factory, Neighborhood Theater and the Double Door, our proximity to mountains and beaches and access to an amazing array of outdoor activities.Retirees might mention our abundant churches, the highly-respected health care system, Charlotte's many museums and cultural opportunities, as well as one of the nation's best airports to get their grandchildren here for a visit.Business owners would probably mention Charlotte's well-educated, productive workforce, our resilient, diversified economy, good transportation system, and our active Chamber of Commerce that helps integrate them into the Charlotte business scene.All good reasons to be sure. As a native whose family has been here since 1751, my thoughts on why Charlotte is a great place to live may differ from the newcomer's. I love Charlotte for its people. The area was first settled by forward-thinking, optimistic, hard-working and welcoming folk. Religious and highly independent people with a charitable bent shaped this town and region. Their fingerprints remain on our collective souls.

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Moving to Charlotte: The Un-Tourist Guide

Moving to Charlotte: The Un-Tourist Guide

Moving to Charlotte: The Un-Tourist Guide

The Dad’s Book Of Jokes: Dad Jokes, Bad Jokes, Kid Jokes, Groaners & One-Liners

Moving to Charlotte: The Un-Tourist Guide