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STEM is an acronym referring to the academic disciplines of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. The term is typically used when addressing education curriculum choices in schools to improve competitiveness in science and technology development. Eleven year old Lexi Schwartzberg is the author and creator of a new book, Lily Droplet's Amazing Adventure: The Water Cycle (ISBN: 978-0-99629-331-0). Schwartzberg creatively addressed STEM curriculum in her newly published book. The unique integration of STEM ideas and appealing character of Lily as a water drop is perfect for young children.

Teachers are praising the eleven year old, Lexi Schwartzberg, author and creator of a new book, Lily Droplet's Amazing Adventure: The Water Cycle (ISBN: 978-0-99629-331-0), for addressing science topics that appeal to young children.

Popular and inspirational kids yoga books and cards by Boston-based Kids Yoga Stories is becoming an international success. The company is happy to announce that their most popular book Sophia's Jungle Adventure is now available in six languages, with more translations planned for the future.

Books, Authors and Artists (BAA) is announcing the official release of the latest novel by Kentucky-based author Marc Hirsch. Hard Case will be available on Amazon.com and CreateSpace.com as of Wednesday, 15 July 2015.

Tolga Tavlas recently launched a book called "DIGITAL BANKING TIPS" that will provide tips on how to implement or improve digital banking services to bankers as well as professionals who either offer services to financial institutions or wants to learn about digital banking.

Eleven year old Lexi Schwartzberg was featured in Sun Sentinel newspaper recently highlighting her new children's book focusing on the water cycle. The article by Alexandra Herrera, special correspondent, interviewed the popular author.

Prolific writer Chris Rawlins analyzes what it actually takes to become the hero in his new book, "Brash Wisdom– How to Be the Hero of Your Own Movie." This incredibly motivating book is the most straightforward and honest portrayal on how to attain the life that readers have always wanted without feeling fraudulent, incongruent, and out of touch with the people around them. In his book, Rawlins establishes why it is important to take control of one's life and provides the blueprint for how they can achieve maximum success.

Published in July 2015 and available now, The Law of Bitcoin is a response to the great interest and need for a text focused on the law of cryptocurrencies, especially Bitcoin. This book is the first of its kind delving into cryptocurrency law in four jurisdictions: the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada and Germany. Written by knowledge leaders in the fields of law and cryptocurrency, The Law of Bitcoin addresses such topics as the intersection of cryptocurrencies and criminal law, taxation, anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing regulations, securities law, consumer protection, negotiable instruments, currency law and financial regulation. The Law of Bitcoin is a leading resource and go-to text both for those wishing to understand the basics of how the law affects cryptocurrency and Bitcoin businesses, and also for those in the legal community searching for sophisticated answers to more advanced questions.

There's few genres that hold readers attention so powerfully as the vampire mythos. A rising voice is paranormal romance, and vampire fiction is J.L. McFadden and his popular "The Guardian" series. Following the story of powerful vampire Adela, and her romances and intrigues. McFadden recently announced the release of the second book in the series across multiple platforms "Choices" and the early response has been passionate.

Not the easiest but the healthiest way to handle an anticipated death is to talk or write about it. Rev. George L. McLaird's new bestseller, I Hear You're Afraid of Dying or Afraid Someone You Love Will Die Before You, helps readers do just that.

Kevin Harris, FAIA, Architect pulls back the curtain and shares his secrets for creating timeless homes in The Forever Home, How to work with an architect to design the home of your dreams. In his first solo book project, Harris provides readers the foundation to confidently explore their wants, plan their dream home, and find the right professionals to make it a reality. The book details Harris' step-by-step process to design and build a house that fits so well it becomes a forever home.

Finally, business owners and entrepreneurs can heave a sigh of relief with the launch of the book: "Up Your Game: It's Marketing Made Simple – Manual for Micro Business Owners and Entrepreneurs".

World Landscape Architecture is calling for submissions for the next edition of WLA Magazine. The theme for this edition is RESEARCH & POLICY.

Following the award winning first book in the Team Golden Oldies series, Lisa Domeny has launched her second children's book Narla and the Hidden Treasure.

BearManor Media announces the release of Voices from Krypton The Unofficial Adventures of Superman on Film & In Comics by Edward Gross.

As Pioneer Day approaches this year, there's a new pioneer-related story people should add to library that is available in both paperback and Kindle format at Amazon.com. Between July 23-27 it is available free as aKindle ebook.

Teachers are praising the eleven year old, Lexi Schwartzberg, author and creator of a new book, Lily Droplet's Amazing Adventure: The Water Cycle (ISBN: 978-0-99629-331-0), for addressing science topics that appeal to young children.

As part of its investment in the small business community, long-time SEO services company RankPay are running a small business giveaway that offers one lucky entrepreneur the chance to win 10 top-selling books on business and marketing.

Creative writing blogs are a fantastic resource for fiction writers. (And not just as a way to avoid doing some actual writing.) According to Michael Rogan, founder of Self Pub Nation, and author of more than 30 books, creative writing blogs can be a fantastic way for fiction writers to stay motivated - as well as learn writing techniques from professional scribes.

Book marketing isn't exactly the first thing most authors want to focus on. (That usually involves planning how they're going to spend their royalty checks.) But, according to author, Michael Rogan, the "literary life" isn't possible without a plan for consistent book promotion.

The Guardian, or Paasban in Urdu, is a comic book series (available in English and Urdu) that fights terrorism and extremist ideologies.  According to its creators, "Our comics do not feature spandex clad superheroes, but rather the ordinary people who live through extraordinary circumstances, make brave choices and reject extremism. These stories work to change the narrative of hate and inspire vulnerable kids who might otherwise fall victim to extremist ideologies."

Getting published is one of the first big goals most writers have. (Besides getting their 10th grade English teacher to give them an "A.") And in his new column, "The No B.S. Beginner's Guide to Getting Published," Michael Rogan, author of more than 30 books, offers a simple, no-nonsense guide to help authors navigate their way through the waters of self publishing.

The Common Core language arts and literacy standards attempt to correct the fiction/nonfiction imbalance by placing more emphasis on reading nonfiction—starting with an equal emphasis on literature and informational text in elementary school. At nearly all grade levels, students are expected to develop research skills across content areas with a strong focus on nonfiction, including literary nonfiction.

After a six year hiatus, fans of Adam Salviani and his novels, finally have something to cheer about. It was announced today in New York that the bestselling novelist plans on releasing a new novel sometime in 2017, with the title and details of the publication to be released at the end of this year. This will be the first work of Salviani's released since The Star of India, published by Raider Publishing International in 2009. It has not yet been made public whether this book will be a follow up to the Author's popular mystery series or if this will be an entirely new story, separate from previous publications.

Despite widespread occurrences being reported since its initial discovery in 1935, Q Fever remains a largely unfamiliar term to the general population of the world. Due to varying incubation periods as well as symptoms mimicking an array of other illnesses, this infection tends to proceed unrecognized or misdiagnosed in many sufferers. In an effort to spread awareness of the condition, leading authority on this subject Eva van Dal has launched her latest ebook entitled Q Fever Away.