Results for Robert S. Swiatek
Recipes for the Joy of Life
Recipes For Joy In Life was published in Nov. ’11, but only as an ebook. It’s the third revision of The Read My Lips Cookbook, the first book Swiatek published. Soon after it came out, The Read My Lips Cookbook received three 5-star reviews from the critics, whom the author has yet to meet...
Tick Tock, Don't Stop - A Manual for Workaholics
This FREE e-Book takes a look at various aspects of work, including slavery, labor unions, and the author's job experience. Plus--it offers an explanation on why Americans tend to work as hard as they do. The author offers his thoughts on the origin of work, citing how corporations are capable...
Computers for Smart People
A general book on computing, with emphasis on what programming involves
Ears Pierced While You Wait
A collection of observations, headlines, dumb questions, sign and jokes that you may have already heard
Save the Animals and Children
"Save The Animals And Children" is a sophisticated children’s book about Western New York, specifically a few areas there that have been trashed by corporate pollution - adults are welcome to read it, too. Sadly, it applies to so many areas of our country. It’s Wendy’s first book, dealing...
We've got to get Back to the Garden
One of the impediments to any kind of progress is addiction. This involves each of us, our family, friends, those who live in cities, towns, states and countries all over the world. We’re familiar with bad habits when it comes to drugs, food and work, but those are only a few trouble areas.
We Arrrgh Family
A book about genealogy
Smart People? Smarter Animals
This book is about really smart animals. Some, like Alex, not only talk like humans, but are smart alecks. Chantek, who operates tools and knows where the Dairy Queen is, communicates by sign language. Others use body language. The book is also about the environment, devotion, caring and heroes -...
The ABCs of Technology: Good & Bad
Over the centuries, technology has done much to improve the lives of the people. Automation, innovation and creativity have reduced the number of hours in the workweek with appliances, cars, phones, computers and television. Besides the good, problems have arisen as displayed by these things...
Heroes: Inspiration for All Ages
Over the ages, there have always been heroes. These are people of inspiration, who've faced great odds but never gave up or compromised their ethics. They weren't perfect and some may be familiar. They include politicians, civil rights, progressives, artists who didn't give in to the business...










