Valentina, Volume 1 (Sand, George)
Lavinia… – Primary Source Edition (Sand, George)
Stranger at Home (Sanders, George)
Memoirs of a Professional Cad (Sanders, George)
Si las mujeres mandasen (Austen, Jane / Sand, George / Shelley, Mary W. / Eliot, George / Woolf, Virginia / de Castro, Rosalía / Pardo Bazán, Emilia)
La niña duende (Sand, George)
A WINTER IN MAJORCA (SAND, GEORGE)
WHY GLASSES? THE STORY OF VISION (SANDS, GEORGE JOHN/ANDRE, ROV)
LA COUPE (1876) (SAND, GEORGE)
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THE 8TH DAY OF THE WEEK (BAKRNCHEV, GEORGE;VASANDANI, SONY)
Out of a lifetime of experience helping thousands of business owners, George Bakrnchev has extracted 20 timeless lessons: 'Don't Pay People To Stress You Out' 'Time Management is a Myth' 'Don't Do 10 Cent Activities' 'Ambition Vs. Ability - Don't Confuse Them' 'When You Play More Golf, You'll Have A Better Business' 'The 24-Hour Human Battery' 'There are Only 3 Types Of Activities In Your Day' George expands on these and more in a series of easy to read and apply lessons, many of which highlight our strengths and weaknesses and what it really takes to create a successful business that gives you more life without having to put in the equivalent of working 8 days a week. George Bakrnchev, is a business developer, psychology double major and the Founder of Red Day© Coaching - a business dedicated to helping small business owners break free from working long hours for very little return. He says that if working hard was the key to success, then those who worked the hardest would have the most - look around you, they don't!
CONSTANCE VERRIER (1900) (SAND, GEORGE)
THE COUNTESS RUDOLSTADT (SAND, GEORGE/POTTER, FRANK HUNTER)
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