201 Writing Prompts: The Journal gives you everything you need to beat writer's block and get writing. With 100 journal pages and enough writing prompts to keep you inspired for months--or longer--it's time to get writing and start fulfilling your writing dreams now. At http://wrightingwords.com, people write this about Heather’s writing prompts: Hi! I just wanted to say that these are the most helpful prompts I’ve ever read! They don’t tell you what to write about just things to spark ideas and it’s fantastic. I sincerely hope you write more soon! I’ve been having writer’s block and this helped a lot. I don’t know what I would do without this website.

201 Writing Prompts: The Journal: A Journal with Writing Prompts to Spark Your Creativity and End Writer's Block

Self-Help

WRIGHT, HEATHER

Creativity

Saugeen Publishers

During the last ten years of inspiring people to change their lives for the better in both huge and tiny ways, the most common complaint people have is that they don't have a personal trainer helping them every week or even every day to stay mentally fit and healthy. This may be the reason 'Life Coaching' has become so popular. Not everyone can afford a Life Coach or indeed find one that they like enough to let into the most personal and intimate parts of their life and thinking. <o:p></o:p> This book is an "in between solution" it helps those with a lack of drive to get into enough of a habit that they can sort their lives out for themselves but it take a little bit more self control than having someone turn up on your doorstep three times a week (it is however, cheaper than that).<o:p></o:p> If you use this book to its true potential and you are disciplined enough, not just to finish it, but also to stop yourself from reading ahead it will really make a difference to your daily habits, which in turn will make a difference to your life. But, like joining a gym, if you don't go it won't make you any fitter, if you don't use this correctly, it won't make a difference at all. So, it is up to you. Use it wisely, and then after a few months, you will move on the bigger and better things if you want to. <o:p></o:p>

Breaking the Mirror

AuthorHouse

The second edition of Writing Fiction: A Hands-On Guide for Teens contains expanded chapters and over 50 writing prompts to help you find story ideas and defeat writer's block. If you're a teen writer, Writing Fiction: A Hands-On Guide for Teens, has the concise answers you need to your writing questions. Whether you're at the beginning of your story or in the middle, or whether the words or flowing or you're stuck for inspiration, you'll find writing prompts, encouragement, concrete solutions to writing problems, tips for plotting, writing dialogue, characterization and more. 

Writing Fiction: A Hands-On Guide for Teens

Reference

Words, Language & Grammar

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

201 Writing Prompts contains fun and challenging writing starters to spark your creativity no matter which genre of fiction you love to write in. Use them to bust writer's block, inspire your writer's group, or make them a part of your daily writing journals. The book is divided into chapters of ten random writing starters each. Work through them in order, or dip into the book anywhere you please. Even though there are 201 separate topics in the book, many offer several options, giving you more than a year's-worth of daily writing prompts.

201 Writing Prompts: to spark creativity and end writer's block

These are the notes you wish that the previous teacher had left behind-the basics that you need to get on with your job: scene summaries, homework questions, backgrounds to the play and Shakespeare's time, themes and essay topics. Your teaching time is limited, but you want your students to get as much out of the text as possible in the short time in which you have to teach it. In your wildest dreams, you want them all to love it. At the least, (which isn't a small thing at all) you want them to feel like competent readers with the ability to take on a new text and find the keys to understanding it.To help you find what you need, this book is organized into 7 sections:1. Context 2. Key Themes and Images 3. Format/Genre 4. Scene-by-Scene - plus handy homework questions 5. Topics for Journal Writing 6. The 5-Paragraph Essay - plus an essay-writing template, a sample essay, and links to evaluation rubrics.7. Online Resources

The Busy Teacher's Guide to Romeo and Juliet (The Busy Teacher's Guides)

Education & Teaching

Schools & Teaching

These are the notes you wish that the previous teacher had left behind—the basics that you need to get on with your job: scene summaries, homework questions, backgrounds to the play and Shakespeare’s time, themes and essay topics. Your teaching time is limited, but you want your students to get as much out of the text as possible in the short time in which you have to teach it. In your wildest dreams, you want them all to love it. At the least, (which isn’t a small thing at all) you want them to feel like competent readers with the ability to take on a new text and find the keys to understanding it. To help you find what you need, this book is organized into 7 sections: 1. Context 2. Key Themes and Images 3. Format/Genre 4. Scene-by-Scene – plus handy homework questions 5. Topics for Journal Writing 6. The 5-Paragraph Essay - plus an essay-writing template, a sample essay, and links to evaluation rubrics. 7. Online Resources

The Busy Teacher's Guide to Hamlet (The Busy Teacher's Guides)

These are the notes you wish that the previous teacher had left behind—the basics that you need to get on with your job: scene summaries, homework questions, backgrounds to the play and Shakespeare’s time, themes and essay topics. Your teaching time is limited, but you want your students to get as much out of the text as possible in the short time in which you have to teach it. In your wildest dreams, you want them all to love it. At the least, (which isn’t a small thing at all) you want them to feel like competent readers with the ability to take on a new text and find the keys to understanding it. To help you find what you need, this book is organized into 7 sections: 1. Context 2. Key Themes and Images 3. Format/Genre 4. Scene-by-Scene – plus handy homework questions 5. Topics for Journal Writing 6. The 5-Paragraph Essay - plus an essay-writing template, a sample essay, and links to evaluation rubrics. 7. Online Resources

The Busy Teacher's Guide to Macbeth (Busy Teacher's Guides)

This book is your quick guide to writing better emails. Ten short chapters outline the strategies you need for writing emails that get the responses you want and mark you as a professional. People spend a lot of time on their computers or smartphones communicating for fun. Facebook, Twitter, and instant messaging have made us very fond of short forms, acronyms and multiple punctuation marks!!! But business writing is different. Writing for business has two purposes: 1. to make your company look good. 2. to make you look good. In ancient times, such as those when I first went to work in an office, managers had secretaries. Managers dictated letters and secretaries typed them up, corrected the grammar, and were responsible for accurate spelling and formatting. Those days are gone. There is no skilled buffer be-tween your thoughts and the words that go to your cli-ents, co-workers, and your boss. And the pace has changed, too. Letters could be proofread, retyped, and changed again, before they were finally put in the mailbox at the end of the day. The recipient knew that it could take a week before he or she got the answer to the original letter. Business today would collapse with that kind of time line. The expectation is that email gets answered within a matter of hours or even parts of hours. Quick response is expected. Your limited time is the reason that this book is short. You don’t have the time to muddle through a large text. You need quick fixes fast. Read this book from the beginning or just read the chapters that apply to the questions you have now.

A Quick Guide to Writing Better Emails (Better Business Communication)

Business & Money

Skills

This book is your quick guide to better presentations. In ten short chapters, you’ll have the strategies you need to create viewer-friendly presentations and to develop the speaking skills you need to mark you as a professional.  Like every other form of business communication, presentations have two purposes: 1. to make your company look good. 2. to make you look good.  This book will refer to PowerPoint® presentations but you can extrapolate the guidelines to any presentation format you choose. A format that adds more movement to your presentation or has backgrounds that are more interesting isn’t necessarily more accessible or more appreciated by your audience.  If you’re going to apply the KISS principle (Keep It Short and Simple) to any form of business com-munication, your presentation is the one to pick. The strategies that follow will help you make a good impression and avoid boring your audience, and give you a pattern to follow that will make you a sought after presenter.

A Quick Guide to Better Presentations (Better Business Communications)

This book is a compilation of four books in the Better Business Communication series. In it, you will find the complete texts of the following: A Quick Guide to Better Emails A Quick Guide to Better Presentations A Quick Guide to Better Telephone Skills A Quick Guide to Better Writing and Grammar

A Quick Guide to Better Emails, Presentations, Telephone Skills, Writing & Grammar (Better Business Communication)

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