Matthew Arnold Stern Livres

Set against the backdrop of an aging San Fernando Valley, the story follows 18-year-old Dylan Glass, a high school dropout navigating homelessness after being kicked out of his home. Living in his SUV, he juggles a job at a dollar store while encountering old temptations and the captivating Pearl, who complicates his struggle for stability. As he seeks support from new acquaintances, Dylan grapples with the challenges of his situation and the allure of a new relationship.

Lucy Merriweather is a single mother trapped in a merger gone wrong. She has a staff who does not trust her, a boss with a hidden agenda, a coworker she is falling in love with, and Bartleby – the reclusive and enigmatic employee whose silence conceals a dangerous secret. And you thought you had a bad day at work. Offline takes you inside the computer industry for a tale of cutthroat office politics, romance, bad corporate fashion, and a woman's faith that is put to the ultimate challenge. Download free reader guides and more from the Offline Web site. www.matthewarnoldstern.com/offline

Impromptu speaking is made easier with practical tools for understanding questions, organizing thoughts, and delivering concise answers. Featuring 750 thought-provoking questions across various topics, this second edition introduces 250 new inquiries and offers enhanced tips on eye contact, vocal variety, and body language. An updated resources list is also included. Highly rated by readers, it caters to both Toastmasters and anyone looking to refine their speaking abilities.

Focusing on technically oriented women, the narrative showcases their resilience and determination in a challenging environment. The author employs a creative storytelling approach, weaving together their experiences and struggles. Through rich character development and engaging plotlines, the novel highlights the unique challenges faced by these women, making it a compelling read that celebrates their grit and ingenuity.

Set against the backdrop of a violent revolution in 1970, the story follows six-year-old Carla Guzmán, who becomes orphaned and discovers her mother’s Olympic silver medal. As she navigates her new life, she is protected by Alicia, a teenage soldier, and Felipe, a conflicted general. Together, they face the challenges of the Cold War while grappling with personal ambitions, ideological struggles, and shifting loyalties. The narrative explores themes of love, betrayal, and the pursuit of hope amidst political turmoil, culminating in a pivotal choice that could alter their country's fate.