Friday Journals 16.8.19

Closing the gap

Pat Ritter (co-author) of Closing The Gap was a police officer. His concern was when teenagers ran away from home. At first he didn’t have any answers however after attending college to learn about a subject ‘behaviour’, his lecturer Bob O’Sullivan and Pat decided to write a book to help parents overcome issues with their teenagers.

This book was bought about by frustration. There had to be an answer to the issue of teenagers running away from home. Pat discovered the answer by attending college to learn skills in communication, conflict resolution and problem solving.

He used these newly learned skills to educate parents of teenagers with great success.

Finally when he’d discovered the holy grail of parent/teenager communication issues, he with Bob wrote and published ‘Closing The Gap’.

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Buying Link: http://www.patritter.com.au/
closing the gap
Bob O’Sullivan and Pat Ritter
https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/52861

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Thursday Fun n Frolics 15.8.19

The Shearer

In 1891 Australian history changed forever because of ‘The Great Shearers Strike of 1891’ when shearers from across the country went on strike for better working conditions and wages. Joe Ryan was one of those shearers. This is his story.

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Buying Link: http://www.patritter.com.au/
The Shearer
https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/395642

Click go the shears by Pat Ritter

Click Go the Shears

“Click Go the Shears” is a traditional Australian folk song. The song details a day’s work for a sheep shearer in the days before machine shears. The enduring popularity of this song reflects the traditional role that the wool industry has played in Australian life. The song describes the various roles in the shearing shed, including the “ringer”, the “boss of the board”, the “colonial experience man” and the “tar boy”. After the day’s shearing, the “old shearer” takes his cheque and heads to the local pub for a drinking session.

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Buying Link: http://www.patritter.com.au/
Click go the shears
https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/497192

Friday Journals 9.8.19

Click Go the Shears

“Click Go the Shears” is a traditional Australian folk song. The song details a day’s work for a sheep shearer in the days before machine shears. The enduring popularity of this song reflects the traditional role that the wool industry has played in Australian life. The song describes the various roles in the shearing shed, including the “ringer”, the “boss of the board”, the “colonial experience man” and the “tar boy”. After the day’s shearing, the “old shearer” takes his cheque and heads to the local pub for a drinking session.

Available ebook formats: epub mobi pdf rtf lrf pdb txt html
Buying Link: http://www.patritter.com.au/
Click go the shears
https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/497192

Thursday Fun n Frolics 8.8.19

The proposition

Bundy Quicksilver received two medals from the Commissioner of Police twenty years after he retired.

He wrote a letter to show his appreciation; and received a telephone call from the Commissioner wanting him to visit his office.

Upon his visit, the Commissioner offered Bundy a proposal which he couldn’t refuse.

The Commissioner’s proposition was Bundy work with Detective Superintendent Kathleen Emerson on an investigation. A twelve year old child went missing eight years before.

Bundy accepted the Commissioner’s proposition to work with Detective Superintendent Kathleen Emerson to help find the missing child.

This is a story of old fashioned detective – working with the modern day detective to help solve a mystery.

Do they find the missing child dead or alive?

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Buying Link: http://www.patritter.com.au/

The proposition
https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/246166

Friday Journals 2.8.19

My name is Siddharth Shukla, I’m a writer and have been in the field of digital marketing and design, and I’ve just completed my first novel titled “Beyond God’s Reach”. As a part of a giveaway and an effort of reaching out to more readers, I’m requesting you to download the free copy of my book. Owning a copy of my ebook from my website will have you entitled to the Amazon discount on the final copy that comes out on the Amazon Kindle platform in the month of May.

The theme of this book is crime and reality, reality of the dysfunctioning of our institutions, which we are a part of. The story is about a Hindu girl who gets raped and murdered by the son of a local constable. The constable, in efforts to prevent his son from getting jailed, contacts his cousin brother who compellingly helps him in building a false case. He puts all the blame on a Muslim prisoner with extreme psychotic behavior. As this false case builds up, the politicians and the media together start to concoct a web of lies of their own. So a battle erupts between fair justice and political dominance, not knowing who’d win…

I’m sure you’ve found that premise interesting; you can know more about the story from my site.

The final version comes out on 15th May, 2019. But before that I want you to read this work of mine on which I’ve effortlessly devoted my time, in between my day job. And I’m looking forward for your support as my source of motivation and inspiration to produce more interesting stories.

Kind Regards,
Siddharth (Sid)
https://fromsidart.com

Thursday Fun n Frolics 1.8.19

Young Anjali Mehra encounters a Broogh warrior wounded in battle … What will befall the two of them from this chance meeting? A supernatural monstrosity terrifies a small boy in the dead of night … Or does it? The Mirus, demigod of extinction-level events and former slave soldier of the alien Kai’Siri, prepares for his final stand. The hungry, powerful, and ruthless Magnus makes their debut as the Mirus is beaten within an inch of his life … What is the outcome? These and other works are part of this collection, and it includes one essay featuring the gigantic, alien Broogh.