Resumes for children

  • akgmag.com
  • 24/7 Moms
  • The Homeschool Blogspot
  • American Chronicle
  • BookPleasures.com
  • BusyMommyProductReview
  • Parentreviewers.com
  • Momfuse.com
  • SheScribes.com
  • Writer's Digest 15th Annual International Self-Published Book Awards Commentary Sheet - Middle Grade / Young Adult Books Category (PDF)
  • Christian Library Journal (PDF)
  • Resumes for Children by Jo An Martin: The Baytown Sun Newspaper, Baytown, TX - Sunday, September 24, 2006 - (PDF)
  • One of your titles, RESUMES FOR CHILDREN 17 YEARS OLD AND UNDER, received a nice mention in the 7/26/2006 issue of our weekly online newsletter, ForeWord This Week.
    Take a look     http://www.forewordmagazine.com/ftw/ftwarchives.aspx?id=20060726.htm.
    Scroll down to the ForeWord Footnotes section.
  • Resumes for Children by The MidWest Book Review http://www.midwestbookreview.com/sbw/oct_06.htm#jobs
  • ~My ParenTime: http://www.myparentime.com
  • Resumes for Childen by Christina Lewis: http://www.kidsbookshelf.com
  • Resumes for Children by Beverly J. Rowe: http://www.myshelf.com
  • Resumes for Children - Review by Judith Nasse: http://childrens-book-reviews.blogspot.com/
  • "Resumes for Children is for all young people who intend to make an impact on the world. The insightful look at various components of a child's resume is one of the first steps to success. Resumes for Children is a must read!"

    Mr. William Blair, Counselor, Atlanta Public Schools

  • "What a wonderful and innovative way to teach and motivate young movers and shakers. Resumes for Children is destined to be a dynamic teaching tool for teachers and parents of elementary, junior, and high school age children. The sample resumes are great."

    Mrs. Flossie Varner, Librarian, New Birth Academy, Lithonia, GA; Retired Educator, Atlanta Public Schools

  • Ian M., age 13, TX - www.readerviews.com (PDF)
  • "I think the book is a GREAT resource for kids and teens of all ages. You made it very clear on the importance of having a resume. Also, you made it clear that you don’t have to be involved in an actual job to have a resume. It is great how you incorporate almost every child job imaginable into a comprehensive way to create a resume. One suggestion would be to give all the things that should be included in a resume so people will have a general idea of where to start if there child isn’t academically inclined or doesn’t do sports or have a job. Also, I think a sample resume should be included for children interested in the arts, giving them a view of how to sell themselves to others. Overall, I think the book can definitely help anyone to perfect their resume. Good job, Ms. Kris, and I know there are great things to come for you and many doors will open because of this book!!"
Kyler G., age 15, GA

What is new

 

 

 

 

CSS Layout by Rambling Soul