James Morgan Books

Focusing on personal empowerment, this book explores the journey from victimhood to mastery through the author’s real-life experiences of overcoming a challenging upbringing in a Midwest steel town. James Morgan, drawing from his background of poverty and a single-parent household, shares psychological techniques and mindset shifts that helped him regain control of his life. Readers are provided with practical tools to break free from negative thinking and take ownership of their circumstances, regardless of their past challenges.

This book encourages students to appreciate the uniqueness of global cuisines, challenging cultural biases against unfamiliar foods. The author introduces "foodism" to highlight the importance of exploring diverse culinary traditions, aiming to broaden perspectives and embrace the endless possibilities in cooking.

Shows that the real life of Anna Leonowens was far more fascinating than the beloved story of the Victorian governess who went to work for the King of Siam. This book offers an account of how and why Anna became an icon of American culture in The King and I and its many adaptations.

The book offers a comprehensive analysis of the innovative product development methodology that has positioned Toyota as a leader in the automotive sector. It delves into the principles and practices that contribute to Toyota's success, highlighting key strategies that can be applied in manufacturing and beyond. Recognized with the 2007 Shingo Prize for Excellence in Manufacturing Research, it serves as an essential resource for those looking to understand and implement effective development processes in their own organizations.

This classic work by James Morgan details the Biblical book of 1 John, offering insights and guidance on the importance of eternal life and faith. Morgan provides an engaging and accessible analysis of the scripture, making it an ideal resource for believers and scholars alike.

This book is a work of fiction. Any and all mention or similarity to persons, places, or objects--dead or alive, patented or otherwise--is either entirely coincidental or sickeningly obvious. Some of these works have been edited from their original versions.

Poetry is something I always loved to do never really thought about it, I just loved to write about life and its ups and downs and all the trials and tribulations of family and friends along with my own experiences through life the best part about writing poetry is everything, nothing is off limits the only thing that can Hinder you is your own imagination, so be free speak your mind.

Crows is a collection of poems written by James Morgan from 1975 through 1999 arranged, approximately, in chronological order. They reflect on relationships, nature in general and more specifically on the landscape of Cape Cod, where the author lives.

Focusing on foundational skills, this book equips true beginners with essential grammar, vocabulary, and communication techniques for everyday interactions, such as greetings and asking for directions. It offers extensive support for instructors, making it suitable for low-level classrooms. The flexible design allows it to serve as a standalone course or a supplement to various National Geographic Learning General English series, enhancing the learning experience for both teachers and students.