Sales Factors, Foraging Wild Plants, Self-Hypnosis, and More: Discounted Nonfiction eBooks

The Great Survival Book of Foraging Wild Edible Plants ($4.95) by Small Footprint Press: Finally, you can learn how to forage your first edible wild foods safely, how to create your own energizing and immune-boosting meals, and how to avoid wasting any of your harvest with easy-to-follow preservation methods.

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Waxing Pathetic: My Two Cents, For What They’re Worth ($2.99) by M. B. Clark: “When she describes watching the “unchanged pockets of poverty” in the towns where she grew up, or dissecting the nuances of developing empathy through adversity, the author demonstrates a sensitivity and thoughtfulness that most books lack, particularly books that can also make you laugh out loud every few pages.” -From Self Publishing Review

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Never Sit in the Lobby: 57 Winning Sales Factors to Grow a Business and Build a Career Selling ($0.99) by Glenn Poulos: In this highly digital world where a connection is craved, face-to-face selling is vital. But success in selling doesn’t always depend on doing everything right. This guide provides 57 factors for navigating the interpersonal dynamics of selling and the art of negotiation to help you sidestep common costly mistakes — before you lose the sale.

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Improve the Power of Your Subconscious Mind with Self-Hypnosis ($0.99) by Christian H. Godefroy: Discover the power of self-hypnosis to safely change and improve your life, create better habits and become a better person.

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The Police of New York City: The Brooklyn Bridge Police Department ($0.99) by Robert L. Bryan: The NYPD has a long history, but policing in NYC has not been limited to the NYPD. Throughout the history of the City, there have been many lesser-known departments. One such Department was the Brooklyn Bridge Police Department. That’s right! For a brief period in New York City’s history, the Bridge had its own police force. This is their story.

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