Most Popular Books by Stephanie Johnson

Finds the funny side in common garden produce.

High School Romance is about a couple who has up''s and downs throughout high school. In high school you go through a range of emotions and that is what this book tells. The fact that Tina and Keith go through so much they always get through every obstacle that is thrown their way no matter what it is. High School Romance will make you laugh, cry and I am sure it is going to be relatable when reading this book. Get into the lives of Tina and Keith and read how their lives are turned upside down with all the obstacles thrown their way.

Are you looking for a simple, all-natural way to boost your health, lose weight? Do you want to save time cooking healthy meals on any budget? If yes then keep reading! In this Chocolate Cakes, you will find: A vegetarian keto primer-Learn the basics of the meat-free ingredients. A comprehensive shopping guide-Discover key vegetarian ingredients, take the guesswork out of stocking your fridge, and learn which ingredients to avoid. Easy recipes-Get delicious meals on the table in 30 minutes or less with simple steps and familiar ingredients. time-saving vegetarian ketogenic cookbook.

If you liked Ann Hood''s Fly Girl and Julie Cook''s Come Fly The World: The Jet-Age Story of the Women of Pan Am, you''ll love True Tales of TWA Flight Attendants. The golden age of air travel promised a life of glamour and adventure for beautiful, single, young women interested in exploring the world-and no airline offered more glamour or excitement than Trans World Airlines. TWA provided an enviable jet-set lifestyle for flight attendants-and the opportunity to travel to exotic destinations like, London, Paris, Rome, Hong Kong and Bombay. Flight attendants appeared on TV and in movies, and rubbed elbows with the rich and famous, from Elizabeth Taylor and John F. Kennedy Jr., to presidents and Popes, all while decked out in designer uniforms from clothing designers like Oleg Cassini and Ralph Lauren. In the 1960s and 1970s, TWA accepted fewer than 1% of applicants to be flight attendants-making it tougher to get into than Harvard. Plus, a flying career offered the best education money could never buy. TWA flight attendants could cook chateaubriand medium rare, deliver a baby at 35,000 feet, and survive a plane crash-all the while immaculately dressed from their never-a-strand-out-of-place hairstyles, all the way down to their mandatory high heeled shoes. But the glamorous lifestyle of a TWA flight attendant sometimes came at a cost. True Tales of TWA Flight Attendants is a diary-style fly girl memoir with stories from hundreds of TWA flight attendants, and filled with a fascinating behind-the-scenes, never-before-seen look at the glamour, excitement, and struggles faced by young women as they traveled the world with TWA during this exciting time in airline history-from the golden age of air travel through the great stewardess rebellion and beyond. Click "buy now" to read the most fascinating, behind-the-curtain, fly girls'' book of the year! Perfect for flight attendant gifts too!

From a suburban childhood in Illinois to the center of American campus politics, this biography follows Charlie Kirk''s climb from spirited student to national organizer, broadcaster, and lightning rod for debate. The story opens with small beginnings, a cafeteria protest that taught him how to gather people around an idea, then widens to show how one teenager learned fundraising, founded Turning Point USA, and built a network that reached thousands of students across the country. The book traces the choices that shaped him. A West Point rejection that became a new path. A stairwell pitch to philanthropist Foster Friess that unlocked the first seed money. Card tables on windy quads that grew into packed summits and a recognizable brand. You will see how a clear style formed early. Short lines. Bold graphics. Fast cycles of testing and improvement. The result was an organization that moved at the pace of the platforms students actually used. Readers also get a close look at the voice behind the microphone. The origins of The Charlie Kirk Show. The craft of turning live events into daily content. The wins, the missteps, the corrections. The book neither hides praise nor criticism. It reports how admirers saw courage and clarity, and how opponents pressed him on accuracy, tone, and tactics. The narrative explains how legal lines were drawn between an educational nonprofit and an advocacy arm, and why those lines mattered. Beyond the mechanics, the biography shows who Charlie Kirk was and why he mattered. He became a mentor to thousands of young conservatives, shaping their political identities during a time when campuses were battlegrounds of ideas. His conferences and summits drew national figures and gave students a sense of belonging in a movement larger than themselves. For many, he was a catalyst for political engagement, convincing them that activism, faith, and culture could never be separated from citizenship. His influence stretched into the Republican Party, where he became a trusted ally of Donald Trump and an important force in mobilizing the youth vote. Faith and family run through the chapters. Church habits that set a moral frame. Mentors who steadied a young leader. A marriage built on shared belief and careful boundaries around private life. The book shows the human routine behind headlines, including rhythms of work, rest, and the daily practices that fueled stamina. Meticulous and readable, this biography offers both a narrative and a lens. It is a portrait of ambition, organization, and conviction, and a study of how ideas move through modern media and schools. For supporters, critics, and the simply curious, it provides context that helps explain one of the most visible youth movements in American conservative politics and the lasting impact on a generation of students.

Five notable twentieth-century New Zealanders who made their lives in Australia are the subject of this fascinating biographical investigation by award-winning author Stephanie Johnson. Roland Wakelin, Dulcie Deamer, Jean Devanny, Douglas Stewart and Eric Baume had little in common in personality, proclivities and politics. Yet they all experienced fame and/or notoriety in the West Island while being largely forgotten in their country of origin. They also occasionally crossed paths in the course of eventful lives. The works of painter Roland Wakelin place him as a founder of Australias Modern Movement, while his modest and affable personality was the opposite of the stereotypical artist. Dulcie Deamer was a writer and libertine known for her leopardskin attire and associations with the larger-than-life characters of the Sydney bohemian set including the Witch of Kings Cross, fellow New Zealander Rosaleen Norton. The forthright feminism and creative integrity of novelist Jean Devanny led to bitter battles with the same communist movement she devoted decades of her life to. Douglas Stewart was one of the most famous Australian writers of his period. He was a long- term gatekeeper for Australian letters as the literary editor of the Bulletin, and then editor for publishers Angus and Robertson. Born into an unusual and unorthodox Jewish family, Eric Baume gained prominence in Australia as an early prototype of the modern- day shock jock and at one stage one of the countrys highest-earning media personalities and bestselling authors. A lifelong gambling addict, he died in debt. Stephanie Johnson restores these striking New Zealanders to our national narrative, engaging their life stories to illuminate the curious lacuna that exists at the heart of the complex relationship between the two nations. As a writer with strong connections to both countries, Johnson draws on her own experiences of life on both sides of the ditch in her reflections on the trans-Tasman diaspora and the subtle differences and cultural divide that set apart the two countries.

"The Diner & The Church is a play that has been written in book format for the sole purpose of entertainment for the reader. The diner represents the world and naturally, the church represents the church. The conversations, actions and attitudes of the people in the diner are also displayed in the church. My intentions are to show the church that we (myself included) do not always demonstrate enough of a difference between the world and ourselves."--Amazon.com

"Henry Has Heart Surgery" follows a young imaginative boy on his journey through a major medical procedure. Starting from the moment his parents explain he is having surgery, all the way through the ensuing hospital stay and ultimately the trip back home, this story allows your child to understand the process he or she may be going through soon. Your child will be introduced to different members of the hospital staff and types of medical equipment in an easy to understand and empowering way. By using his imagination and the power to choose, Henry overcomes fears and anxieties about his operation. With its interactive structure, "Henry Has Heart Surgery" encourages your child to be a part of the story and opens the door to conversation about your own child''s upcoming procedure. A percentage of the profits from each book sold will be donated to a CHD research organization.

This is a play about Vicky Goodman, a physically challenged women. It spans her life from 8-18 years.

From beginner to advance journal users, from college graduate to seasoned professional, this priority planner challenges "hustle culture" by giving users permission to focus only on tasks that align with their values and intentions. As a result, there''s less opportunity to agonize over minute details and more opportunity to for exploration and personal growth.About this item:12 week undated plannerMinimalist design and easy to usePerfect for beginner to more experienced journal usersIncludes helpful examples for setting intentions and prompts for writing affirmationsPaperback100 pages11.43 x 8.75"Glossy finish

"Simply Steph is a book of comfort, which was developed through much pain and heart ache. I wrote this book as a way of sharing some of my experiences with the individual who may have or may be experiencing something that I have endured. In the process of writing, I have been forced to deal with several emotions that I was confinced were no longer present. I believed I was completely healed! That was until I actually began to open up. Through the millions mor eof shed tears that this project has brought about, I can honestly say that all of the losses, grief, trials, and tributlatiosn have worked out for my good. It has made me even stronger today! My desire is that this work will help someone else to deal with whatever they may be facing. That it wll help them to cope without the abusive substances (and people) some tend to look to for help. Whether it is the loss of a loved one, an illness, divorce, single-parenting, financial hardships. rejection of any other lemon life brings your way. I am a living witness that you can make it through so be encouraged and hold on!"--Back cover.