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Don't Judge A Book By Its Cover
Giving Back Love and Respect (152 Pages)
Motivational, inspirational, truthful, insightful, nostalgic and humorous.
A book about a man who grew up during the 50's, 60's and 70's. This could be your life.
Read what people who have read it have to say.
Purchase Don't Judge A Book By Its Cover online at the following:
AuthorHouse
Barnes and Noble.com
Amazon.com
Borders.com
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6 x 9 paper back or hard cover
Don’t Judge A Book By Its Cover Chapters
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Chapter One - One Dark and Stormy Night
Chapter Two - Don’t Judge a Book by its Cover
Chapter Three – Inspiration and Motivation
Chapter Four - My Humble Beginnings
Chapter Five - The Moustache, Motorcycles, Tattoos, Tailgaters, Patchouli Oil & Pet Peeves
Chapter Six – Nostalgia
Chapter Seven – The Twelve Breakfast, Lunch and Supper Table Rules for the Pyatte Home
Chapter Eight – Batman, Taking Out the Trash and My Fascination with Frankenstein
Chapter Nine – Who the Hell Invented School Anyway?
Chapter Ten –Stuff You Don’t Really Want To Know
Chapter Eleven - Giving Back, Love and Respect
NOTICE - I listed "charitable organizations I support" on page 'v' in Don't Judge A Book By Its Cover.
I no longer support or endorse Ambassadors for Children and more specifically, the Wings of Angels Motorcycle Ride, (Indiana) in any manner whatsoever. |
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8 1/2 x 11 spiral bound.
$26.00 + $5.00 S & H |
Your Guide to Organizing a Motorcycle Ride
The Road to a Successful Event (67 Pages)
Papaw has authored a guide full of valuable information about organizing a motorcycle ride for charity. This information can be applied to any event, not just motorcycle events.
By purchasing Your Guide to Organizing a Motorcycle Ride you are the first step toward planning, creating and organizing a successful charity event. The rewards are many, and are measured not only by the amount of
money raised, but also by increased community awareness for your cause. I applaud you for taking the initiative to make a difference by becoming actively involved with the motorcycling community in your area for the charity you have chosen to support.
This informative "How to" guide shares the ins and outs of the organizing process from beginning to end.
Your Guide to Organizing a Motorcycle Ride was written and designed as a guide to assist you with organizing a successful event. I use the word 'guide' because the information contained in this publication is not designed to guarantee the success of any event, but to motivate and 'guide' you on the road to success. Included in the pages of Your Guide to Organizing a Motorcycle Ride is a basic outline with tips, hints and advice on how to organize a ride from start to finish including; choosing a ride date, location, forming a ride committee, liability, getting sponsors and vendors, finances, routing, entertainment, bike show, field events and what happens the day of the ride - plus more!
Papaw has been involved with many successful events using the information he has written between the pages of this guide.
Those events were not successful because of one person, but because of a team comprised of individuals, just like you, who cared enough to make a difference in someone else’s life. It only takes one caring person to get things started. That positive, caring attitude is contagious.
There are many wonderful charitable organizations that welcome your involvement and support. Do your homework. Select a worthy cause that is meaningful to you and touches your heart. Then reach out and touch others with your vision.
See the table of contents to learn more about what is included in this comprehensive "How to" guide. If you would like to know more, please contact Papaw |
Pay for your copy of Your Guide to Organizing a Motorcycle Ride securely with PayPal |
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Anticipating the Future
I am currently in the process of writing three books of short stories I will be self publishing. My goal is to have these books available in 2009.
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What Nightmares Are Made Of
Two short stories with serious messages concerning alcohol, choices and consequences - including death.
The first story, Shattered Glass, is about a young couple who seemingly have a good life, until alcohol destroys their world along with the lives of a family they never even met.
The second story, Consequences, is aimed towards teens and the difficult choices they face each day. |
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Challenges is a book of short, motivational, inspirational stories based on columns I have written.
We all face challenges each and every day. A positive outlook
and attitude will help get you past any and all challenges.
Challenges are like tree branches. Find the smallest branches in your tree of challenges and climb out on them. Don't be afraid to face the toughest ones.
You have to reach for success.
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Don't Read it Alone is a book of short stories based upon scripts I have written. Three of the stories included in
Don't Read it Alone have been produced into shorts films. The Filmmakers, The Key and Don't See it Alone.
Also included are short stories entitled The Lights, The Boogeyman, The Child Within, Matthew and Steven, Sometimes They
Fall and If a Tree Fell.
It may seem scary, but it isn't. |
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| All book cover art by Papaw |
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