Best Selling Books by Sarah Powell

Spencer, an owl, spends his first day at school.

The Schoolies are on a trip to the nature centre, making maps as they walk along the nature trail. Kitty is left behind in the butterfly garden, but sensibly stays where she is, and is soon found with the help of Larry Lightbulb and his map.

This is the first of six coloring books. This book contains a coloring page for a verse in each of the first twenty-five Psalms. The pages are good for older children, teens, and adults. You are never too old to love coloring.

Baby Owl flies far and wide over the forest and the rivers, the farm and the mountains then back to her nest in this lift-the-flap board book.

Young readers will love to join the Schoolies as they enjoy their first school trip.

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Describes how the members of a family all participate in the activities of a busy family farm.

"Popular culture usually portrays the life of a junior associate in one of America''s elite law firms--collectively Biglaw--either as a glamorous and lucrative (if morally dubious) adventure, or as a hellish immersion in mind-numbing servitude to psychotic senior partners, while the available advice books on being an associate usually give little insight into what Biglaw practice is really like, or why it is the way it is. In this book, Sarah Powell gives a clear-eyed intensely personal, and at the same time institutionally sophisticated account of what associates experience and why. Rather than being random and inexplicable, the unrelenting demands and rigid hierarchy to which elite firms subject their junior lawyers are inextricably linked to the firms'' chief claim to their prestige and their enormous incomes--the sometimes explicit boast that Biglaw can handle any legal issue, at any time, with superb competence and matchless speed. Powell provides the reader a unique window onto an associate''s day-by-day life in an elite firm, while showing how the details make a harrowing kind of sense in the light of these firms'' structure and modes of operation. Neither an exposé nor a whitewash, her book employs telling anecdotes and savvy advice in crafting an informed and practical guide to survival as an associate in Biglaw. But her insights into elite law practice will be of equal interest to anyone seeking to understand one of our society''s most powerful institutions"--Provided by publisher.