Explore what it means to be an Enneatype 2 (Life Strategy: “I must be helping, caring, and needed.”) through in-depth descriptions, writing prompts, guided journal entries, beautiful illustrations, and more.Pronounced ENN-EE-UH-GRAM, stemming from the Greek words ennea (nine) and grammos (a written symbol), the Enneagram is a centuries-old categorization tool that classifies human personalities into nine interconnected personality types. ...

Explore what it means to be an Enneatype 4 (Life Strategy: “I must be understood uniquely as I am.”) through in-depth descriptions, writing prompts, guided journal entries, beautiful illustrations, and more.Pronounced ENN-EE-UH-GRAM, stemming from the Greek words ennea (nine) and grammos (a written symbol), the Enneagram is a centuries-old categorization tool that classifies human personalities into nine interconnected personality types. ...

Explore what it means to be an Enneatype 9 (Life Strategy: “I must maintain peace and calm.”) through in-depth descriptions, writing prompts, guided journal entries, beautiful illustrations, and more.Pronounced ENN-EE-UH-GRAM, stemming from the Greek words ennea (nine) and grammos (a written symbol), the Enneagram is a centuries-old categorization tool that classifies human personalities into nine interconnected personality types. It is

Explore what it means to be an Enneatype 8 (Life Strategy: “I must be strong and outside the control of others”) through in-depth descriptions, writing prompts, guided journal entries, beautiful illustrations, and more.Pronounced ENN-EE-UH-GRAM, stemming from the Greek words ennea (nine) and grammos (a written symbol), the Enneagram is a centuries-old categorization tool that classifies human personalitie...

Ever wonder how the top 1% in their sport make it?Sure, Michael Jordan had talent and the right physique. Sure, Michael Phelps as well.And what about Chris Gardner… who went from homeless with his son to riches? Must be talent, right?To believe that would just be the perfect excuse to be lazy and not ever achieve anything in life.In this book, we will cover the secrets to going from super loser to a superhuman.It’s not talent nor is it just luck. The...

Halloween should be nothing but trick-or-treating, fun, and candy, but that's is not how it goes for Zeke. Costume troubles, a fight with Hector, and lame treats all mess with Zeke's holiday. Can Zeke overcome it all and save his Halloween?

As a rule, school fund-raising is no fun. But Zeke Meeks is determined to become the best fund-raiser around. After all, the student who sells the most cake mixes will win four tickets to Thrillsville amusement park. There's just one problem. Zeke is a terrible salesperson. Maybe his great grandma can teach him a thing or two about selling.

Normally, Zeke Meeks wouldn't care too much about the science fair, but he needs the prize money. If he doesn't pay Grace Change fifty dollars, she'll use her evil fingernails to rip his face off. Now if only he could find a project that doesn't make the dog sick or clog up the pipes.

Zeke's teacher is at it again. This time, Mr. McNutty is making the whole class be in a talent show. Normally, Zeke wouldn't worry about having a great act, but something amazing is at stake: the winner of the talent show will get advice from reality TV star, Brassy Glass. Zeke can't sing, he can't dance, and he really can't juggle. So what can he possibly do to win a moment with his hero?

Girls are ruining Zeke Meeks' life. Not only is he surrounded by girls at home, he now has a new girl neighbor. She might be good at sports and video games, but when it comes down to it, she is still an awful girl.

Instead of playing at recess, Zeke Meeks' classmates have been sitting around, staring at their boring Puppet Pals. Will Zeke join them, even though he has no interest in this playground craze?

Zeke Meeks's little sister has been annoying him with Princess Sing-Along obsession forever, but it's gotten even worse. After he's guilted into going to a Princess Sing-Along concert for Mia's birthday, Zeke isn't sure he can handle the screaming kids and ridiculous songs. Could things get any worse? Only if his friends at school find out! Laugh-out-loud reading is followed up with discussion questions, an activity, and a glossary authored by Zeke himself.