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“Humor All The Way” by Renee Servello Will Be Displayed at the ALA Annual Conference and Exhibition 2022

Renee' Servello shares her humorous adventures and observations with the world through her book “Humor All The Way.” This hilarious book of anecdotes and quotes will keep you laughing until the end. Her sly observations cover every aspect of life as a senior.


Her pithy sayings are comical, helpful and always true. Each new year leads to bizarre discoveries and hilarious conclusions about realities of growing older…but not necessarily wiser.


WARNING…you may recognize yourself in some of the observations.


This is the second book in a series and the first book is “You're Kidding…I'm A Senior”, another prescription for laughs, It's all about having fun and making the most of your shelf life as we all have an expiration date.


Want to have a good laugh? Get a copy of Renee Servello's “Humor All The Way” available at BookBaby.


This book will be displayed at the American Library Association (ALA) Annual Conference and Exhibition on June 23-28, 2022, at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington DC, USA. So make sure to visit!


“Humor All The Way”
Author | Renee Servello
Genre | Humor
Publisher | BookBaby
Published date | October 25, 2021


Author


Renee' Servello is the author of Humor All The Way and “You're Kidding…I'm A Senior'?”. When looking for everyday humorous observations, Renee' is the source. She believes that humor is the RX for Life. She lives in Texas with her husband Anthony (the KID), children Kelli and Ty, Grandkids, Great Grandkid, and about a million relatives.

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CarGuard Administration Ranks Top In Customer Satisfaction

It takes a lot to make it to the top tier of the Better Business Bureau's list. The Better Business Bureau is the country's trusted information resource regarding the trustworthiness of active businesses and companies.


Founded in 1912, the BBB remains the most respected private and non-profit organization that helps improve businesses throughout Canada and the United States.


Through effective implementation of strategies and stellar customer service, CarGuard Administration built a business that offered excellent vehicle protection plans and an exemplary reputation in the industry.


Like many of the world's best companies, CarGuard started small. It was founded in 2015 with just two employees; now, the company is run by Trevor Smith as the CEO.


The company began offering auto protection plans to clients, later expanding its services to include tiered plans, including popular vehicle protection plans.


CarGuard grew to become the leading provider of vehicle protection plans for clients across the U.S. From Oakland Park in Kansas, CarGuard moved its headquarters to Phoenix, Arizona.


CarGuard Administration's approach was to avoid the mistakes that other vehicle protection companies made. The company proceeded to re-engineer its processes and create an effective control plan to ensure that any issues were addressed and problems were avoided.


This approach also helped ensure that potential problems, including customer complaints, are immediately resolved. CarGuard Administration vowed never to allow complacency and inferior service to influence their performance from the very start.


To keep their performance at its peak, they continue to implement mechanisms to identify and correct problems accurately and timely.


To obtain a top rating from the BBB, an organization has to earn 97% or higher. BBB's rating is based on 13 elements that CarGuard had to pass.


These elements include competency licensing, complaint volume, complaint resolution, advertising review, and transparency in business practices.


With CarGuard Administration's solid track record and focus on providing premier customer service on top of offering the best vehicle protection plans in the industry, the company was granted the highest rating by the BBB – an A+.


CarGuard Administration vows to continue providing the best plans and services to their clients, not just to earn their loyalty but also to become the industry leader. The company is also aware that it's top rating with the BBB is not a permanent score.


They will have to continue providing excellent services and programs to keep their status. CarGuard Administration intends to keep its position in the industry, so they assure its clients that the company will always be at the forefront of vehicle protection, improving and innovating to ensure that they only offer the best services.

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Author Charyl Craddock Clears Up Misinterpretations About the Book of Revelation

What should Christians know about the Book of Revelation? In what way is the said book misunderstood or misinterpreted? What is the accurate explanation of Revelation? Know the answers to these and other thought-provoking biblical questions in Charyl Craddock's book “Not Your Grandmother's Book of Revelation: Using Scripture to Explain the Book of Revelation” (Christian Faith Publishing; 2020).


Ms. Craddock strives to dispel the many misinterpretations that had arisen from the book Dispensational Truths by Baptist Pastor and Biblical scholar Charles Larkin, which was published in 1918. She also counters the misinterpretations brought by the false belief that Revelation was written in chronological order and that all of the events shown to John will occur during the final seven years, Daniel's seventieth week.


“We have a habit of unconsciously manipulating Scripture to make it fit what we have been led to believe to be true,” wrote Ms. Craddock in the book's introduction. “The first priority of this book is to correct many wrong interpretations of end-time prophecy through providing the appropriate Scripture passages that reveal such interpretations to be false.


“This book will only achieve its underlying goal if you read it with an open mind and are willing to deny what you have been taught if it conflicts with what God has said.”


The author had the opportunity to study Revelation multiple times under different pastors and even attended a presentation on the prophecies of the prophet Daniel, that whetted her appetite to take the Revelation as a serious study. In the course of her study, she discovered more insights into Revelation. It takes the Scripture, especially the Book of Daniel, to understand Revelation.


“Everything in this book is supported by Scripture. The Scriptures are included so that you do not have to take my word for anything. You have Good's Word for it. Believe me.”


For the readers of her book, she leaves them this request, “If you do not learn anything else from this book, please learn that it is important to read God's Word carefully and prayerfully. God's truth is truth, whether we believe it or not. We can't change what God has said just because it doesn't fit what we have heard or what we believe or what we want it to say.”


See how the Book of Revelation has been misinterpreted according to Holy Scripture. Be amazed at how the Bible explains the prophecies of John and Daniel. See a timeline of the swiftly approaching End Time. Get a copy of Charyl Craddock's book “Not Your Grandmother's Book of Revelation: Using Scripture to Explain the Book of Revelation” today on Amazon.


Not Your Grandmother's Book of Revelation will be displayed by self-publishing and book marketing company ReadersMagnet at their exhibit at booth 1147 for the 2022 American Library Association (ALA) Annual Conference & Exhibition, which will be held on June 23-28, 2022 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington D.C.


“Not Your Grandmother's Book of Revelation: Using Scripture to Explain the Book of Revelation”
Author | Charyl Craddock
Published date | July 8, 2020
Publisher | Christian Faith Publishing
Book retail price | $21.95


Author Bio


Charyl Craddock has been a Christian since she was a very young child and has studied the Book of Revelation for several decades with different pastors. In 2017, she attended a conference on Dr. Irvin Baxter's “Understanding the End Time.” This conference showed how God's Word provides a different interpretation of what John was shown and what is occurring and will soon occur.


Ms. Craddock's profession was teaching mathematics at high school and at the University of Tennessee at Martin. She is currently retired and to enlighten as many people as possible of the misinterpretations of the prophecy, she wrote “Not Your Grandmother's Book of Revelation” by merging Dr. Baxter's End Times and Mr. Joe Mack's presentations with her own research.

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The ALA Annual Conference and Exhibition 2022 Will Display Melissa Campesi's “I Am an English-Language Learner”

“I Am an English-Language Learner: The Real and Unique Stories of Immigrant children in America” by Melissa Campesi will be displayed at the American Library Association (ALA) Annual Conference and Exhibition on June 23-28, 2022, at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington DC, USA.


In “I Am an English-Language Learner,” eight kids from various nations talk about how they are learning English in their new homes. They discuss the things that they miss most about their home countries, how they feel about now being in the United States, and the things that they aspire to achieve in the future.


This book shows that people around the world speak, read, and write in many different languages. Some languages use various alphabet systems, while others produce sounds that do not exist in the English language.


Not only do people speak a variety of languages, but they also dress, eat, and interact with one another in a variety of unique ways. Children who are relocated to the United States from other countries and have a requirement to acquire English language skills will be referred to as English language learners.


Everyone has a different background and experience, which contributes to the realization that gaining knowledge about one another is the most effective teaching method.


By telling the experiences of students who are acquiring English as a second language, this children's book introduces young readers to new traditions and cultures from throughout the world.


Curious to know more? Order a copy of Melissa Campesi's “I Am an English-Language Learner: The Real and Unique Stories of Immigrant children in America” at Amazon, and visit the upcoming ALA Annual Conference and Exhibition 2022.


“I Am an English-Language Learner: The Real and Unique Stories of Immigrant children in America”
Author | Melissa Campesi
Genre | Children's Non-Fiction
Publisher | Lulu Publishing Services
Published date | October 9, 2019
Book Retail | $15.60


Author


Melissa is certified as an ESL Educator in the state of New Jersey. In addition, she is a Children's Author and the Creator & Founder of the Cross-Cultural Storytelling Project. Her passion is to visit classrooms both in-person and virtually to promote the importance of learning and embracing cultural heritage. Melissa's goal for children is to develop positive identities within themselves, their peers, schools, communities, and beyond.


As a multicultural author and advocate, Melissa's mission is to foster cultural awareness in an educational setting. She is motivated to inspire children about culture through the power of storytelling because that ignites their curiosity about each other and the world around them.


“The best education comes from learning about one another.” Melissa Campesi

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Prolific Author Theresa Jenner Garrido Commences Ford's Crossing Mystery Series With Book One “Who Done It”

Going to the 2022 American Library Association (ALA) Annual Conference & Exhibition, which will be held on June 23-28, 2022 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington D.C.? Make sure to check out the book display for Theresa Jenner Garrido's cozy mystery novel “Who Done It” (2017) at the exhibit that self-publishing and book marketing company ReadersMagnet will hold at booth 1147.


The author has published many “books with happy endings” in genres such as mystery, romance, young adult (YA), science fiction, paranormal, fantasy, children's books, and picture books. Her Ford's Crossing mystery series should be of interest to new readers.


Garrido has published three books so far in the Ford's Crossing series. The title of the series refers to the place in South Carolina where the protagonist, retired teacher and recently widowed Alexandria “Alex” Matthews, resides. Alex's adventure starts in “Who Done It,” which revolves around a murder.


What could be better than a week at the beach? Alex eagerly accepts an invitation from her friend Agatha to join friends at a newly renovated bed and breakfast on tiny Turtle Back Island, off the coast of South Carolina. Alex looks forward to sun, sand, surf, fresh air, peace and quiet. But no one said anything about murder.


What's the mystery behind this murder? Read all about it in Theresa Jenner Garrido's “Who Done It.” Get a copy today on Amazon.


To know more about the author and her works, please visit her website at https://www.booksbytheresajgarrido.com/.


“Who Done It”
Author | Theresa Jenner Garrido
Published date | October 18, 2017
Publisher | CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
Book retail price | $10.99


Author Bio


Born and raised in the Pacific Northwest, Theresa Jenner Garrido grew up backpacking, boating, camping and is happiest outdoors. An avid reader, she enjoyed traveling throughout the United States, Canada, and Europe. A middle school language arts teacher for over twenty years, Theresa retired early in order to pour energy and time into her greatest passion: writing.

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Claudia Walthing Andrade Shares Her Life Journey and Lessons Learned Through Her Poetry Book

Why better way to celebrate life's joys, express love for God and family, record memories, and share meditations than through poetry? Claudia Walthing Andrade did all with her collection of poetry titled “We Live and Learn: At A Life Pace” (Urlink Print & Media; 2021).


“It's my sincere hope that this book of mine brings you enjoyment and possibility sparks in you a light of creativity and passion,” said the author, who cites God and her son as her inspiration. “Poetry is one of my many passions and my first love and in sharing this love with everyone who reads it.”


She was given a second chance in life by God when she experienced death for two minutes after a temporal brain surgery in 2001. Since then, she has written many poems, sharing about her daily life and embracing each emotion with her family, love, inspiration, and school. The core of her poetry revolves around sharing the meaning of being alive and not taking life for granted.


In a review for Hollywood Book Reviews, Lisa Brown wrote that “We Live and Learn: At A Life Pace” is “an enjoyable immersive read, through which author Claudia Walthing Andrade's deeply emotive verses flowed with a deeply detailed sense of gratitude for her life, her experiences and her family, as well as her relationship with God.”


Share in Claudia Walthing Andrade's poetic life's journey in “We Live and Learn: At A Life Pace.” Order a copy today on Amazon.


“We Live and Learn: At A Life Pace” will be displayed by self-publishing and book marketing company ReadersMagnet at their exhibit at booth 1147 for the 2022 American Library Association (ALA) Annual Conference & Exhibition, which will be held on June 23-28, 2022 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington D.C.


We Live and Learn: At A Life Pace
Author | Claudia Walthing Andrade
Published date | May 2021
Publisher | Urlink Print & Media
Book retail price | $7.99


Author Bio


Claudia Walthing Andrade arrived in Lemoore, California in the year 1978. She was enrolled in third grade at Island Elementary School after her arrival. It was then she began to have seizures at the young age of 9 and all other signs of epilepsy. She learned to speak English within the school year. She believes that in our life, we need some level of education to gain knowledge. Education was a must in her family. She joined school sports and activities when she could participate to have fun. She graduated from P.W. Engvall Middle School in the year of 1985 and Lemoore Union High School in 1989. A year later, she married Jesus Curiel Palomera and they have a son named Jesus Walthing Curiel Jr. He was born in a special day on Christmas Eve in 1991. On May 25, 2001, she had a temporal brain surgery for epilepsy seven months later after having a brain surgery. She enrolled at her local community college for the spring semester in 2002. She graduated from West Hills College in May 2007 and was seizure-free. She made her parents proud by being the first one in her family to graduate from college.

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“Following My Dreams” by Garland W. Yarborough Was Displayed at the LA Times Festival of Books 2022

Garland W. Yarborough's “Following My Dreams” was last displayed at the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books on April 23-24, 2022, at the University of Southern California campus, Los Angeles, CA.


Readers found this book intriguing because it tells the true story of a little Oklahoma boy who was born and raised in poverty. When he was in school, he had trouble, particularly in the areas of reading and math.


His mother, not his teachers, guided him through his early years of learning to read and write. Several “paddlings” and other school disciplinary procedures were the results of his fighting in an attempt to protect himself.


Faced with the prospect of being taken to a juvenile detention facility, he hatched a plan to board a train headed north with King, a dog he pledged he would never let out again. While the train was rolling, he had even practiced jumping out of a boxcar! He'd miss his family, but he wouldn't be going to a facility for troubled youth.


It was in the fifth grade, with the support of his mother, that he began to make progress. He quickly rose to the top of his class in every subject. He excelled intellectually, but he also excelled on the athletic field.


At the age of five, he was already playing on the basketball and baseball teams for the seventh and eighth graders in his school. His interests included medicine, rocketry, mathematics, and the cosmos. Because of his lack of formal education, he had little hope of realizing his ambitions.


However, he never lost up on his hopes and goals. In the end, his hopes and ambitions were realized due to his dedication and tenacity.


Want to have a good read? Get a copy of “Following My Dreams” by Garland W. Yarborough available at Newman Springs Publishing, Inc.


“Following My Dreams”
Author | Garland W. Yarborough
Genre | Non-Fiction
Publisher | Newman Springs Publishing, Inc.
Published date | November 11, 2021
Book Retail | $19.95


Author


Author Garland W. Yarborough is a graduate of Oklahoma State University with a degree in physiology. He is also a graduate of Wake Forest Medical School. He did an internship and residency at Northwestern University in Chicago, Illinois, for three years, followed by a fellowship in gastroenterology at Vanderbilt in Nashville, Tennessee, for two years.


He is the author and co-author of several papers studying the effects of different drugs on coronary circulation in dogs. He is also the author of a paper comparing the findings of rigid proctoscopes with that of fiberoptic flexible sigmoidoscopy. These findings gave credence to the benefit of colonoscopy in the screening of individuals for colon cancer.

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