Own Your Own Corporation: Why the Rich Own Their Own Companies and Everyone Else Works for Them
Own Your Own Corporation reveals how private citizens can take advantage of incorporating themselves and their business to save thousands of dollars in taxes and protect themselves against financial disaster.
The little book that saves your assets - What the rich do to stay wealthy in up and down markets
(Little Books. Big Profits)
"My favorite is The Little Book that Saves your Assets: What the Rich Do to Stay Wealthy in Up and Down Markets...Darst says to thrive financially today you must practice asset allocation, compiling a financial portfolio with assets that make money when the economy is doing well, but also including assets that make money when the economy slows down." - Susan Rucci, BookPage, January 2009 Issue
Love Stitches: For Someone You Love or Someone in Need
"Love Stitches" is a collection of patterns for charity crocheting that will become the charity stitcher's favorite resource. Every possible category is explored, with various chapters categorizing the different charities. Love Stitches for the Displaced has a variety of hat, scarf, and mitten patterns to help keep a homeless person warm in winter weather; also afghans to provide warmth and comfort in time of need, as well as patterns for the ever popular Warm Up America Squares.
Mama Makes Up Her Mind: And Other Dangers of Southern Living
Welcome to the unique world of Bailey White. Her aunt Belle may take you to see her bellowing pet alligator. Her uncle Jimbuddy may appall you with his knack for losing pieces of himself. Most of all, you may succumb utterly to the charms of Bailey’s mama, who will take you to a juke joint so raunchy it scared Ernest Hemingway or tuck you into her antique guest bed that has the disconcerting habit of folding up on people while they sleep.
The House Always Wins: Create the Home You Love-Without Busting Your Budget
Via her weekly syndicated column, “At Home with Marni Jameson,” Jameson is one of the funniest, most eagerly read purveyors of home-improvement advice. The House Always Wins, her compulsively readable, zanily humorous, yet completely practical guide hailed by critics, now has even more moneysaving advice on creating, living in, and even selling a beautiful, livable home.
