Author Leslie Cook’s New Audiobook ‘To Be Called Ethereals’ is a Gripping Fantasy Adventure...
BOILING SPRINGS, S.C. - October 28, 2022 - (Newswire.com)
Leslie Cook, an author with a passion for all things fantasy and science-fiction, has completed her new audiobook "To Be Called Ethereals": the stunning second installment in the "Eternals" series that follows the young half-witch, half-Fae Kyra as she fights through deception and lies to protect those who she holds dear.
"A new enemy emerges as Kyra loses control to save her mate," writes Cook. "She is thrust from the world she now claims as her own to return to the world she was hoping to forget. Trapped in a web of confusion, she is unaware of who is friend or foe. Her adventure continues with old enemies and new allies that she does not know if she can trust. It will be up to the gods to judge her worthy and decide her fate."
Published by Audiobook Network, author Leslie Cook's new audiobook is a stunning fantasy narrative that is sure to capture the imaginations of listeners as they follow along on Kyra's journey. Despite her incredible abilities and powerful allies, will Kyra manage to outsmart her enemies and fulfill her role, or will her shortcomings and the deception of others get the best of her and cause her to fail?
Listeners can purchase the audiobook edition of "To Be Called Ethereals" by Leslie Cook through Audible, the Apple iTunes Store, or Amazon.
Audiobooks are the fastest-growing segment in the digital publishing industry. According to The Infinite Dial 2019, 50% of Americans age 12 and older have listened to an audiobook. This huge growth can be partly attributed to increased listening in cars, which surpassed the home as the #1 audiobook listening location in the 2019 survey. Smart speaker proliferation also bodes well for future listening growth and more mainstream listening.
Audiobook Network, Inc. (ABN) is a full-service audiobook publishing company that transforms authors' books or eBooks to life through audio narration. ABN handles, narration, production, audio editing, digital formatting, distribution, promotion, and royalty collections all under one roof. For additional information or media inquiries, contact Audiobook Network at 866-296-7774.
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JC LeDobree’s Newly Released ‘Billy, the Confused Goat’ is a Story of a Young...
"Billy, the Confused Goat": a potent juvenile narrative. "Billy, the Confused Goat" is the creation of published author JC LeDobree, a dedicated husband and father of three.
LeDobree shares, "In comparing a goat who feels and believes that he should've been a different type of animal, the goat begins to make changes to his appearance while hoping the farmer will agree and confirm his change into another identity. Even through his physical exterior changes, the farmer doesn't agree and later provides proof that he IS and ALWAYS will be a goat.
"He is the Rock, his work is perfect. (Deuteronomy 32:4)"
LeDobree shares in hopes of helping the next generation find comfort and guidance in God's word.
Consumers can purchase "Billy, the Confused Goat" at traditional brick & mortar bookstores, or online at Amazon.com, Apple iTunes store, or Barnes & Noble.
For additional information or inquiries about "Billy, the Confused Goat," contact the Christian Faith Publishing media department at 866-554-0919.
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‘Coats for Kids’ Launches for 12th Year in Partnership Between CD One Price Cleaners...
\"Coats for Kids\" is a charitable coat-donation program benefiting underserved children and families.
CD One Price Cleaners and the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago aim to gather more than 1,500 coats during the \"Coats for Kids\" drive.
For the 12th consecutive year, CD One Price Cleaners and the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago are teaming up to help local children stay warm this winter with "Coats for Kids."
"Coats for Kids" is a charitable coat-donation program benefiting underserved children and families of the Angel Harvey Family Health Center in Chicago. The program runs from Saturday, Oct. 29 to Saturday, Nov. 12, 2022.
How it works: CD One Price Cleaners, Chicagoland's leading dry cleaning and laundry franchise, will collect donated, gently used coats at all 36 locations in Illinois and Indiana, including Chicago city and suburbs. Donated coats will be cleaned at the CD One locations and picked up by the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago.
"CD One is passionate about providing underserved youths in our community with proper clothing to navigate Chicago's frigid winters," said CD One Price Cleaners' Vice President of Marketing Jonathon Reckles. "We're excited to once again partner with the Infant Welfare Society to get these coats to those who need them the most."
Customers are encouraged to donate both child-sized and adult-sized coats and jackets.
Before the pandemic, CD One and IWS teamed up to collect 1,439 coats in 2020. This year, CD One and IWS aim to gather more than 1,500.
"We are pleased to again be working with CD One Price Cleaners — and marking the 12th anniversary of our partnership — in this year's fall coat drive," Auxiliary Co-Presidents Liz Berglund and Maria Enright said in a joint statement. "Providing these coats to children and families in need will make a big difference in their lives, especially in this financially challenging environment."
"Coats for Kids" donations never go unneeded, as over 200 new patients enroll monthly at The Infant Welfare Society.
About The Infant Welfare Society of Chicago
The Infant Welfare Society of Chicago provides quality, community-based healthcare to uninsured, underserved children and their families who would otherwise lack access to essential medical services.
About CD One Price Cleaners
CD One Price Cleaners is based in suburban Chicago. Founded in 2001, the company operates over 38 franchise locations in the Midwest. Follow CD One Price Cleaners on Facebook and Twitter or visit http://www.cdonepricecleaners.com.
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Australia’s Skills Shortage Hits Mining and Resources Sectors With 33,000 Job Vacancies Expected Over...
PERTH, Australia - October 28, 2022 - (Newswire.com)
According to Techforce, one of the leading labour hire companies in Australia, there is a significant shortage of workers already and there will potentially be a peak shortage of 33,000 workers. With strong growth projected for operational and construction work over the next two years on the back of strong commodity prices, the huge skills shortage will require industry and government to work together to ensure the continued strength of the sectors.
The labour hire agency explains that there are $140 billion of projects currently in the pipeline and it's crucial to secure the right people with the right skills to ensure these projects can continue. Techforce explains that the ability for the industry to address the significant labour shortages will impact on the ability to deliver these projects on time and on budget.
A variety of factors are contributing to the worsening skills shortage, says Techforce. Competition for skilled and experienced workers across the country from a variety of industries is having a strong impact, with strong employment prospects in the Eastern States for people who do not wish to relocate to WA for work. Additionally, shutdown work is remaining unseasonably high in the short term as the industry makes up for lost time due to COVID-19.
There are a variety of mining and resources sector roles set to experience shortages, says the leading Perth labour hire company. These roles include mining engineers, metallurgists, underground surveyors, civil, electrical and mechanical engineers, geologists, auto electricians, diesel fitters, mechanical fitters, boiler makers, welders and drillers.
Techforce is consistently on the lookout for new talent to help tackle the skills shortage in WA. Having already engaged over 8,500 employees, the established labour hire Perth team is committed to providing employment and training opportunities for skilled workers. As leaders in labour hire Adelaide, Perth, Brisbane and Darwin, Techforce explains there are many benefits for those interested in a career in the mining and resources industries.
As they endeavour to extend their pipeline of talented and diverse workers, skilled job seekers are invited to contact Techforce to learn more about upcoming opportunities.
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Expert Guide to Kids’ Skateboards
MELBOURNE, Australia - October 28, 2022 - (Newswire.com)
It's never too early or too late to start learning to skateboard - in fact, the earlier the better, says skateboard expert Twelve Board Store. Choosing the right longboards or skateboards for kids is the key to helping them nail the sport. With a range of skateboard decks and sizes to choose from, it can feel overwhelming to choose the right board for a kid - Twelve Board Store is here to help.
Twelve Board Store, located in Melbourne, stocks a range of top-quality skateboards, electric skateboards and longboards for every age. Their expert team knows all there is to know about skating and can help parents find the right board for their kids. According to the Twelve Board Store team, kids' skateboards are broken down by size. 7.25-inch boards - called mini boards - are recommended for kids up to the age of five; kids above the age of five all the way up to 17 years old are better suited to a mid-size board, which ranges from 7.3 inches to 7.9 inches. However, teens who have bigger feet or are more advanced skaters may need a full-size board, which measures eight or more inches.
If parents aren't completely sure which size to purchase for their child, the experts at Twelve Board Store recommend always sizing up - after all, kids grow quickly. If parents are still unsure or need more personalised help, they can chat to the Twelve Board Store team in-store or online, or use their simple, online sizing guide. Plus, when parents purchase a board from Twelve Board Store, their child will get two free lessons in the Twelve Board Store Saturday lessons program.
Head in-store or browse online to check out Twelve Board Store's premium range of skateboards today.
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