Best Selling Books by James Rice

When Too Tall Thomas finishes the trail drive, he finds miscellaneous work in exchange for meals, but he cannot wait to get back to real cowboy work.

Gaston, the green-nosed alligator heads offshore, dons a hard hat and steel toes, and helps pipeliners lay a pipeline.

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"The Chaplain of the Fleet" by Walter Besant, James Rice. Published by Good Press. Good Press publishes a wide range of titles that encompasses every genre. From well-known classics & literary fiction and non-fiction to forgotten−or yet undiscovered gems−of world literature, we issue the books that need to be read. Each Good Press edition has been meticulously edited and formatted to boost readability for all e-readers and devices. Our goal is to produce eBooks that are user-friendly and accessible to everyone in a high-quality digital format.

“This is a no-holds barred look at weight loss. A must-read for any dieter” - Brian Song, Personal Trainer Through anecdotes and personal battles, The 100 Pound War will show you how to win the weight loss war against the toughest opponent: yourself. If you or a loved one are struggling to lose weight, this book will be the motivation to embark on the weight loss journey. “Something important about the story is that James is not selling a product. It’s all about the commitment to yourself and the discipline to fight and win the daily battle between your brain and your body.” - Paola Rossi, Gym Owner The 100 Pound War is an enjoyable, fast-paced book told through the eyes of James Rice - a 48 year old man who nearly 300 pounds (135kg) and feeling totally defeated. He was taking 6 pain killers a day. Pre-diabetic. High blood pressure. Arthritis. He barely fit into XXXL t-shirts. He couldn’t get up a ladder to change a light bulb. Walking up and down stairs made him sweat. Then he found Trainer Saber and together they won The 100 Pound War. The book includes help on how to lose weight during the COVID-19 pandemic and will give you advice on: How to Get Started to Lose Weight The Foods You Need to Avoid Real Food to Buy - no crazy recipes, sardines or expensive alternatives Must Buy Supplements How to Start to Exercising and Keep Improving Carb and Sugar Craving Survival Tips Win the Battle Between Your Mind and Body The 5 Most Important Points You Must Control to Lose Weight Tips to Handle Stress and Sleep Realistic Weight-Loss Expectations Plus all the daily highs and lows of losing 100 pounds. Trainer Saber is a certified Personal Trainer with a degree in Fitness and Lifestyle Management. He is a Nutrition and Weight Loss Specialist and co-owner of a gym. Trainer Saber specializes in body transformation. Two years later, James weighs in at 171 pounds with a BMI of 23% and at the age of 50 he is studying to be a personal trainer. “James shows that dieting for weight loss is like putting a band-aid on cancer, it doesn’t treat the disease. The true cure to obesity lies in education first and foremost. The rest comes down to focusing on your why” - John Kovaleski, Founder T2 Nutrition and Wellness, Host of The JAK’ed Up Podcast If you are unsure of where to start to transform your life, The 100 Pound War gives the fundamentals of weight loss through James’ personal struggles and accomplishments to help you reach the 100 pound weight loss goal. “Personal, truthful and a motivation to many. The book is very impressive.” - Barb Say, High School Physical Education Teacher

Christopher Columbus journey to America in 1492 towers throughout history as one of the most daring adventures of mans exploration. In sailing his three tiny ships through uncharted waters to a new land, Columbus became the central character in an event that changed the course of the world. Cajun Columbus offers a slightly revised version of that historic venture, one in which a pivotal role is held by an intrepid Cajun named Pierre Lastrapes, whose descendents today inhabit the bayou country of South Louisiana. Pierre falls asleep in his pirogue and winds up in Spain, volunteering to use his navigational skills to lead Columbus and his hardy band of explorers across the Atlantic Bayou to the New World. Calling upon knowledge gleaned from a roving band of Vikings, Pierre leads Columbus to a landing on Avery Island and later saves the explorer from hostile Attakapas Indians. In the process, Columbus is introduced to an exotic new crop which he carries back to Spainthe hot pepper for which Avery Island is world famous.

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