Anne Emerick has 6 audiobooks on Listento.it, narrated by 13 narrators, with an average listener rating of 1★ across 1 ratings. The most-rated is The Case of the Missing Poodle.
The Case of the Missing Poodle
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No-Work Spanish audiobooks are stories read with each sentence said first in English, then in Spanish. At the end of each chapter, the chapter is repeated entirely in Spanish. But can you learn Spanish from No-Work Spanish stories? Yes! Here is how No-Work Spanish audiobooks work: No-Work Spanish stories are performed by talented bilingual actors and actresses. You'll want to listen to find out what happens next in the story. As you hear each sentence, first in English, then in Spanish, your mind links the two, just as effortlessly as you learn the words to a song you like. Hearing the chapter repeated, entirely in Spanish, after you have absorbed the Spanish vocabulary, reinforces the Spanish and greatly improves your ability to listen and comprehend an entire Spanish passage. You do not need to know any Spanish to learn from No-Work Spanish audiobooks. On the other hand, if you already know some Spanish, you will learn that much faster. The Case of the Missing Poodle is the third title in the No-Work Spanish series. It is set in an airport, hotel, and wedding to include plenty of travel vocabulary. The Case of the Missing Poodle tells the story of 11-year-old Matt who hatches a plot to find a celebrity's missing poodle and grab $100,000 in reward money. PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.
©2011 Aboon Books (P)2011 Aboon Books
La Chica del Poster
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La Chica del Póster Es la historia de una niña desordenada, promedio, llamada Paula, que quiere mostrar a su rival santurrona, Cynthia, el hacer un gran póster de ciencia, que sea el "mejor" de su clase. Pero hay problemas. Paula ha esperado hasta el día anterior de entregar el póster para comenzar a trabajar en él. No tiene ninguna cartulina. Por último, se da cuenta de que las hojas de otoño que planea pegar en el póster se vuelven marrón y se arrugan. Conforme Paula lucha con cada problema, hace descubrimientos interesantes, entre ellos uno sobre sí misma. English description: Poster Girl is the story of a messy, average kid, Paula, who wants to show up her goody-two-shoes rival, Cynthia, by making a great science poster, the 'best' in her class. But there are problems. Paula has waited until the day before the poster was due to start working on it. She doesn't have any poster board. Finally, she realizes that the autumn leaves she plans to tape to the poster will turn brown and crumple up. As Paula struggles with each issue, she makes exciting discoveries, including one about herself. Please note: This audiobook is in Spanish.
©2007 Aboon Books (P)2010 Aboon Books
Poster Girl, No-Work Spanish Audiobook, Title 2
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No-Work Spanish audiobooks are stories read with each sentence said first in English, then in Spanish. At the end of each chapter, the chapter is repeated entirely in Spanish. But Can You Learn Spanish from No-Work Spanish Stories? Yes! Here is how No-Work Spanish audiobooks work: No-Work Spanish stories are performed by talented bilingual actors and actresses. You'll want to listen to find out what happens next in the story. As you hear each sentence first in English, then in Spanish, your mind links the two, just as effortlessly as you learn the words to a song you like. Hearing the chapter repeated, entirely in Spanish, after you have absorbed the Spanish vocabulary reinforces the Spanish and greatly improves your ability to listen and comprehend an entire Spanish passage. You do not need to know any Spanish to learn from No-Work Spanish audiobooks. On the other hand, if you already know some Spanish, you will learn that much faster. Poster Girl is the story of a messy, average kid, Paula who wants to show up her goody two-shoes rival, Cynthia. To pull off this feat, she's got to make a great science poster, better than Cynthia's. But of course there are problems. Like the fact that Paula waited until the day before the poster was due to begin. Or the fact that any autumn leaves that she tapes on the poster are going to turn brown and crumple up. Paula keeps scrambling as nothing goes quite like she expected. Poster Girl vocabulary covers a wide range of indoor and outdoor concepts, including: Adjectives: better, more, dirty, neat, clean, pretty, beautiful, short, warm, easy, annoying, awful, soft, dry, clever, lovely, big, stuffed, healthy, confused, tall Animals: dog, bird, giraffe, fish Body Parts: skin, cheek, hair, eyebrow, face, hand, stomach, mouth, head, ponytail Colors: yellow, orange, red, white, green, blue, black, brown Days of Week, Seasons, Time: Monday, Thursday, Friday, Summer, Winter, Autumn, morning, afternoon, tonight, week, minutes, year, October Eating Food: spoon, fork, knife, plate, cup, milk, napkin, table, brownie, apple, juice, peanut butter, lunch, dinner, sandwich, cafeteria, pretzels Greetings, Expressions: Hello, Congratulations, Excuse Me, Please, Thank You, Really? Inside Terms: room, hall, lobby, table, door, rug Numbers 0-14 People & Relationships: mother, children, grandmother, boy, girl, father, teacher, principal, family, student, parents, sister, friend, librarian, babysitter, rival Verbs: like, laugh, shout, say, ask, answer, smile, clap, kick, draw, kiss, buy, look, talk, hate, work (to succeed), remember, think, paint, cut, write, promise, walk, run, interrupt, choose, hear, stand, pause, invite, change, explain, understand, need Outside Terms: tree, branch, leaf, evergreen, deciduous, breeze, sunny, sun, ground, plants, sky, grass PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.
©2007 Aboon Books (P)2010 Aboon Books
Out-of-Work to Making Money
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Are you unhappy with how long you've been out-of-work? Worried about your financial situation? Do you dread when people ask what you are up to or how the job hunt is going? Unemploymentville.com creator and author Anne Emerick has interviewed career coaches, entrepreneurs, and everyday people to explore their own stories of bouncing back from a personal unemployment crisis. And now, Emerick shows you how to use insights from their tales to forge your own path to success. Out-of-Work to Making Money: 21 Comeback Stories Every Job Hunter Should Hear shares strategies and compelling true stories from people in all walks of life who worked their way from jobless to financially secure. Twenty-one personal accounts prove you aren't alone in this struggle and you can transform your loss into a promising future. In Out-of-Work to Making Money, you'll discover: Inspiring narratives from ordinary people who overcame poor job prospects to revitalize their career How a lost job opportunity can open the door to a new business venture Practical tips to get your income flowing again Simple hacks to overcome daily obstacles How to move past the shame to reclaim your life and much, much more! If you like true stories, actionable expert tips, and sympathetic advice, then you ll love this audiobook. Listen to Out-of-Work to Making Money to jump-start your own career comeback today. The complete list of authors includes Anne Emerick, Robert Rogers, Ashley McIntyre, Koray Comert, John Fugazzie, Brittany Kerfoot, Alex J. Coyne, Marlo Scott, Linda Clay, Robert D. Fretz,Stephanie Brown, Mari Colham, Victoria Heckstall, Jenny Benton, Brannon Hollingsworth, June Whittle, Fiona Tapp, and Cheryl Vance. The complete list of narrators includes Anne Emerick, Darrin Revitz, Steve Boyd, Shaunte Newby, Nyk Fry, Jeff Schuster, Claire Fry, Mari Lindgren Knutt, Andrew Arnett, Sarah Griffin, Julianne Higgins, Stephanie Leccese, Yvette Robinson, Aimee Smith, Margaret Sutherland, and Mary Jhon.
©2019 Aboon Books (P)2019 Aboon Books
Getting Through the Muck
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When things are great, life is easy. We're happy. When things are tough, it can feel like we're going through never-ending sludge. We can feel miserable, beaten up, and powerless. It's not fun. But the thing is, in the long run, tough times are often some of our most fortunate. Breakdowns make room for breakthroughs. There's a lot to be learned through adversity. In this audiobook, you're going to see how other people went through some unimaginably horrific times - and got through them better off. The intention of Getting Through the Muck is for you to feel inspired, motivated, and find a deep knowingness that you can get through anything.
©2014, 2015 Rachel Rofe (P)2015 Rachel Rofe
Yaks March on Washington
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No-Work Spanish audiobooks are stories read with each sentence said first in English, then in Spanish. At the end of each chapter, the chapter is repeated entirely in Spanish. But Can You Learn Spanish from No-Work Spanish stories? Yes! Here is how No-Work Spanish audiobooks work: No-Work Spanish stories are performed by talented bilingual actors and actresses. You'll want to listen to find out what happens next in the story. As you hear each sentence, first in English, then in Spanish, your mind links the two, just as effortlessly as you learn the words to a song you like. Hearing the chapter repeated, entirely in Spanish, after you have absorbed the Spanish vocabulary reinforces the Spanish and greatly improves your ability to listen and comprehend an entire Spanish passage. You do not need to know any Spanish to learn from No-Work Spanish audiobooks. On the other hand, if you already know some Spanish, you will learn that much faster. Yaks March on Washington is based on the true story of an Idaho rancher who travels across the country with six yaks in tow, accompanied by his dog. It is read by Jean-Marc Berne. The Yaks March on Washington vocabulary is rich in outdoor terms related to ranching, animals, and camping. The Yaks March on Washington vocabulary includes: Adjectives: fast, cool, dark, peaceful, quiet, awake, wide, sleepy, giant, big, small, hot, crowded, next, colorful, more, every, important, scared, sad Adverbs: slowly, again Animals: cows, sheep, dog, bark, cat, yak, horse, horns, beasts, pet (noun) Body Parts: arm, face, tail, nose, eye, stomach, chin, forehead Camping: to camp, sleeping bags, flashlight, folding chairs, tent, bucket, cooking stove, ropes Colors: white, red Clothing: wool, scarf, costumes Eating/Food: dinner, milk, stove, bottle, butter, cheese, pans Numbers one through seven Outdoors: tree, oak, pasture, farm, ranch, sky, stream, snow, barn, corral, pen, herd, hay, straw, breeze, statue, shade, home, ramp, building, road, festival, cars, pickup truck, road, to drive, buildings People & Relationships: boy, girl, wife, niece Seasons/Time: spring, night, days Verbs: work, bark, pack, unpack, run, chase, wait, change, know, whistle, drive, arrive, leave, pet,(stroke), turn, suck, lick, need, sleep, lie, stare, wake, like, hope, jump, whistle, point, listen, learn, sell, say, respond, ask, dance, ride, talk, bless, dash PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.
©2010 Aboon Books (P)2010 Aboon Books