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|  | The Complete Tightwad Gazette by Amy Dacyczyn
Learn how to save money and resources with this compilation of three successful volumes packed with sensible advice, hints, recipes, tips, tricks, and strategies. AUTHOR: Amy Dacyczyn
PUBLISHER: Random House Adult Trade Publishing Group
FORMAT: Paperback
CATEGORY: Business 
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 | My Aunt Works in a Cheese Shop
Description not available.Simple text and illustrations explain the operation of a cheese shop.
PUBLISHER: Scholastic Library Publishing
FORMAT: Hardcover
CATEGORY: Business
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 | Lucky Chuck by Beverly Cleary
Description not available.A young boy who throws caution and the Motor Vehicle Code to the wind during a reckless motorcycle ride is brought to his senses by a Highway Patrol officer. Simultaneous. AUTHOR: Beverly Cleary
PUBLISHER: HarperCollins Children's Book Group
FORMAT: Paperback
CATEGORY: Children's
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 | Investing in Small-Cap Stocks by Christopher Graja, Elizabeth Ungar, Elizabeth M. Ungar
In this updated edition, top Bloomberg editors explain why adding a small percentage of small-cap stocks to a portfolio helps investors boost returns without increasing risk. AUTHOR: Christopher Graja, Elizabeth Ungar, Elizabeth M. Ungar
PUBLISHER: Bloomberg Press
FORMAT: Hardcover
CATEGORY: Business
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 | Spiritual Leadership by J. Oswald Sanders
Christianity needs powerful voices in today's world, voices from strong leaders guided by God and devoted to Christ. Spiritual Leadership will encourage you to place your talents and powers at His disposal so you can become a leader used for His glor... AUTHOR: J. Oswald Sanders
PUBLISHER: Moody Press
FORMAT: Paperback
CATEGORY: Business
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 | Black Diamonds! Black Gold! by Don Woodard
In a West Texas town called Thurber the Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company grew rich digging coal, drilling oil and making bricks from the clay soil. The Texas Pacific Company as it was known at its beginning, was born in 1888 just seventy-five miles west of Fort Worth. Employing mostly immigrant workers in the coal mines, the company prospered and created a town eventually called Thurber. The company added a brick works in 1894. For several years Thurber rivaled Fort Worth as the largest population and cultural center for the region. The discovery of the famous Ranger oil fields in 1917 by the company`s general manager, W. K. Gordon, began not only a whole new chapter in the development and expansion of the company, but also in the growth of Texas. The company survived by both anticipating and adapting to the changing economy until its eventual sale in 1963. The latter part of the book offers an insider`s look into the post-World War II development of Fort Worth, including the political maneuverings of the last chairman of the company, H. B. Fuqua. Through photographs, newspaper articles, company archives, and oral recollections, the reader catches a glimpse of the life and times of the people and events that shaped the socioeconomic growth of the region from its beginnings, through wars, the Depression, and post-war booms. AUTHOR: Don Woodard
PUBLISHER: Texas Tech University Press
FORMAT: Hardcover
CATEGORY: Business
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