Henrietta the Great Go-Getter

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Every office has one â€" a Go-Getter Girl â€" someone who seems to just know certain stuff about how to get the plum jobs/lifestyle she wants and damn, always looks great while she's at it. Magic? No, it’s about strategizing--and The Go-Getter Girl’s Guide shows you how.

Born out of interviews with hundreds of successful, stylish young women--including award-winning journalist Soledad O’Brien, Spanx founder Sara Blakely, and bestselling novelist Emily Giffin--The Go-Getter Girl’s Guide provides a no-excuses, big-picture way of thinking! about your life and career, as well as day-to-day strategies for how to:

• Navigate the tricky terrain of office politics
• Find and use a mentor
• Figure out when it’s time to get a new job (or career)â€"and have the courage to act
• Dress (and groom!) for success
• And take care of yourself physically and emotionally

 

Combining the practical career wisdom of What Color Is Your Parachute? with the savvy fashion guidance of The Little Black Book of Style, this dynamite guide is sure to bring out the Go-Getter in generations of women to come.

Peter B. Kyne (1880â€"1957) was an American novelist, many of whose works were adapted into screenplays, something at which he proved to be a huge success. He is credited in 110 films between 1914 and 1952.

When still under 18, he lied about his age and enlisted in the U.S. Infantry, serv! ing in the Philippines from 1898-1899. The Spanish-American Wa! r provid ed background for many of Kyne's later stories. During World War I, he served as a captain in the artillery.

He was born and died in San Francisco, California.

THE GO GETTER is the story of a war veteran with few prospects but making good. It's about overcoming great obstacles in the financial world to "make it" and become successful with what you want to achieve, finding the positive energy and business smarts to get where you want to be in a career. This book has been a popular and lasting inspiration to employees and employers alike since its first publication.This book was converted from its physical edition to the digital format by a community of volunteers. You may find it for free on the web. Purchase of the Kindle edition includes wireless delivery.This book was converted from its physical edition to the digital format by a community of volunteers. You may find it for free on the web. Purchase of the Kindle edition includes wireless delivery.

No matt! er what Miriam does, her brothers seem to get all of the attention. Soon the family is divided by jealousy and hurtful gossip. This Bible study for girls looks at obedience and trusting God.

• Personal study between meetings
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Every office has one â€" a Go-Getter Girl â€" someone who seems to just know certain stuff about how to get the plum jobs/lifestyle she wants and damn, always looks great while she's at it. Magic? No, it’s about strategizing--and The Go-Getter Girl’s Guide shows you how.

Born out of interviews with hundreds of successful, stylish young women--including award-winning journalist Soledad O’Brien, Spanx founder Sara Blakely, and bestselling novelist Emily Giffin--The Go-Getter Girl’s Guide provides a no-excuses, big-picture way of thinking about your life and career, as well as day-to-day strategies for how to:

• Navigate the tricky terrain of office politics !
• Find and use a mentor
• ! Figure o ut when it’s time to get a new job (or career)â€"and have the courage to act
• Dress (and groom!) for success
• And take care of yourself physically and emotionally

 

Combining the practical career wisdom of What Color Is Your Parachute? with the savvy fashion guidance of The Little Black Book of Style, this dynamite guide is sure to bring out the Go-Getter in generations of women to come.

Every office has one â€" a Go-Getter Girl â€" someone who seems to just know certain stuff about how to get the plum jobs/lifestyle she wants and damn, always looks great while she's at it. Magic? No, it’s about strategizing--and The Go-Getter Girl’s Guide shows you how.

Born out of interviews with hundreds of successful, stylish young women--including award-winning journalist Soledad O’Brien, Spanx founder Sara Blakely, and bestselling novelist Emily Giffin--! The Go-Getter Girl’s Guide provides a no-excuses, big-picture way of thinking about your life and career, as well as day-to-day strategies for how to:

• Navigate the tricky terrain of office politics
• Find and use a mentor
• Figure out when it’s time to get a new job (or career)â€"and have the courage to act
• Dress (and groom!) for success
• And take care of yourself physically and emotionally

 

Combining the practical career wisdom of What Color Is Your Parachute? with the savvy fashion guidance of The Little Black Book of Style, this dynamite guide is sure to bring out the Go-Getter in generations of women to come.

Table of Contents

Cappy Ricks
Cappy Ricks Retires
Captain Scraggs Illustrated
The Go-Getter
Kindred of the Dust Illustrated
The Long Chance
The Pride of Palomar Il! lustrated
The Valley of the Giants

Appendix:Pet er B. Kyne BiographyTable of Contents

Cappy Ricks
Cappy Ricks Retires
Captain Scraggs Illustrated
The Go-Getter
Kindred of the Dust Illustrated
The Long Chance
The Pride of Palomar Illustrated
The Valley of the Giants

Appendix:
Peter B. Kyne Biography

Funky, charming, and full of adventure, the inimitable Henrietta is determined to help a sad friend

 

Hello everybody out there in the whirly old world. It’s me Henrietta. There’s something going on, and it isn’t even Christmas. It’s a DILEMMA. The Rietta is sad because it’s lost. And we absolutely have to find the Rietta a home because the sadder the Rietta becomes the more its spots fade.

 

At bathtime, the very imaginative Henrietta sails away to do some serious explorifi! cation along with her friends Olive Higgie, Albert, and the Rietta—which Henrietta explains is "a particular kind of creature who helps you clown around." They head for the Wide Wide Long Cool Coast of the Lost Socks, having heard that there just might be a small colony of Riettas living there. They talk to the lost socks and have no choice but to trust a tennis sock, and their journey becomes more frightening from there. Will Henrietta make it to her destination? Will she find a new home for the fading Rietta? Will she find Olive Higgie and Albert again?