Michael j manley (13 Ergebnisse)

Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Zustand: New. In English.

Zustand: New. In English.

Zustand: New. In English.

Zustand: New. In English.

Zustand: New. In English.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - In an evocative tale set against New York's shimmering skyline, Elliot Jones, on the brink of retirement, intertwines his fate with the captivating Dream Merchant, Mosley. As Jones's reality erodes into the surreal, he navigates through a precarious bond with Mosley, facing nightmarish visions that blur into daylight. Amid a court drama over Mosley's dealings, with embezzlement and fraud accusations swirling, Elliot's journey through the city's underbelly forces him to confront the enigma of human consciousness, seeking redemption in the shadowy corners of the mind.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - In an evocative tale set against New York's shimmering skyline, Elliot Jones, on the brink of retirement, intertwines his fate with the captivating Dream Merchant, Mosley. As Jones's reality erodes into the surreal, he navigates through a precarious bond with Mosley, facing nightmarish visions that blur into daylight. Amid a court drama over Mosley's dealings, with embezzlement and fraud accusations swirling, Elliot's journey through the city's underbelly forces him to confront the enigma of human consciousness, seeking redemption in the shadowy corners of the mind. …

Gebunden. Zustand: New. KlappentextrnrnI try hard to stay focused on what you must do with no argument or debate. The master keys covered in this book include knowledge, confidence, practice, presentation, perpetual close, discipline, following success, and having fun.

Zustand: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | In the true story Those Golden Days, a ten-year-old kid living in South Central Los Angeles grows up in a secluded and poverty-ridden area of The Hood, where gangs, dope, and dope dealers dwell on the streets. To make a bad situation into a good situation, and to gain experience, the street kids of One Hundred and First, and Vermont and Century, reinvented the wheel to make the best life that could ever be imagined. With friends like Donald R. Golden, who went beyond the barriers of The Hood to seek out new horizons, the author's fifty-five-year friendship is to this day still filled with adventures and challenges. From when the two kids first meet at the age of ten, and on into their seventies, these lifelong friends are still "Living the Dream" in California. Growing up in the inner city in the 1960s was not easy. Michael J. Manley calls himself happy to have survived all those years of "living large," and knowing that he and Donald are Best Friends forever.Author Bio - This marks the tenth book by retired psychologist Michael J. Manley. His other novels are Parlay; The Emeritus: Who Will Rule?; The Tides of Time; Games of the God's; The Uber-Groover; Shadow; Caderea; Killer Kids; The Perfect Pandemic; and Dream Merchant.…

Zustand: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | In the true story Those Golden Days, a ten-year-old kid living in South Central Los Angeles grows up in a secluded and poverty-ridden area of The Hood, where gangs, dope, and dope dealers dwell on the streets. To make a bad situation into a good situation, and to gain experience, the street kids of One Hundred and First, and Vermont and Century, reinvented the wheel to make the best life that could ever be imagined. With friends like Donald R. Golden, who went beyond the barriers of The Hood to seek out new horizons, the author's fifty-five-year friendship is to this day still filled with adventures and challenges. From when the two kids first meet at the age of ten, and on into their seventies, these lifelong friends are still "Living the Dream" in California. Growing up in the inner city in the 1960s was not easy. Michael J. Manley calls himself happy to have survived all those years of "living large," and knowing that he and Donald are Best Friends forever.Author Bio - This marks the tenth book by retired psychologist Michael J. Manley. His other novels are Parlay; The Emeritus: Who Will Rule?; The Tides of Time; Games of the God's; The Uber-Groover; Shadow; Caderea; Killer Kids; The Perfect Pandemic; and Dream Merchant.…

Zustand: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Why do kids kill? Author Michael J. Manley researched the factors that play a role in this deadly phenomenon. His short story is based on research citing acclaimed forensic psychologist and researcher Marcus Martin, who explored the subject for top universities, and on material from psychological journals and news articles.Is it caused by current events and social media, the easy availability of guns, or perhaps violent video games? Or are the killings simply hidden DNA factors?The age-old mystery of why kids kill dates back to ancient times. The Romans trained their youth to go into battle at a young age and to fight for their lives. In today's world of video games, the author proposes that the same urge to kill is happening once again. Young minds assimilate to the killing in the gaming industry's video games just as they did when they were trained as gladiators.What happened to the kids who didn't make it as gladiators and were sent home to their villages? Did they kill their neighbors and parents, just as today's young people mindlessly shoot others? Is history repeating itself?Author Bio: Born in the Los Angeles community of Watts, Michael J. Manley graduated from the School of Forensic Sciences at the University of California, Berkeley, behavior science and psychology. Now retired, this is the author's ninth published novel. He doesn't just write, but researches his stories to "script" the concepts and theoretical premises of people with obstructive, compulsive behaviorism. His novels include Parlay, The Emeritus: Who Will Rule? The Tides of Time, The Gene Factor, Games of the Gods, The UBER-GROOVER, Shadow, Forward/Rewind, Still Waters Run Deep, and Caedere, all available.…

Zustand: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Why do kids kill? Author Michael J. Manley researched the factors that play a role in this deadly phenomenon. His short story is based on research citing acclaimed forensic psychologist and researcher Marcus Martin, who explored the subject for top universities, and on material from psychological journals and news articles.Is it caused by current events and social media, the easy availability of guns, or perhaps violent video games? Or are the killings simply hidden DNA factors?The age-old mystery of why kids kill dates back to ancient times. The Romans trained their youth to go into battle at a young age and to fight for their lives. In today's world of video games, the author proposes that the same urge to kill is happening once again. Young minds assimilate to the killing in the gaming industry's video games just as they did when they were trained as gladiators.What happened to the kids who didn't make it as gladiators and were sent home to their villages? Did they kill their neighbors and parents, just as today's young people mindlessly shoot others? Is history repeating itself?Author Bio: Born in the Los Angeles community of Watts, Michael J. Manley graduated from the School of Forensic Sciences at the University of California, Berkeley, behavior science and psychology. Now retired, this is the author's ninth published novel. He doesn't just write, but researches his stories to "script" the concepts and theoretical premises of people with obstructive, compulsive behaviorism. His novels include Parlay, The Emeritus: Who Will Rule? The Tides of Time, The Gene Factor, Games of the Gods, The UBER-GROOVER, Shadow, Forward/Rewind, Still Waters Run Deep, and Caedere, all available.…