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Judy Eberhardt’s New Book Gives Teens Practical Ways to Shape Up Amid National Spotlight

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Long Beach, CA (PRWEB) June 8, 2010

Kids with bogus ideas about what being healthy means or how to manage weight issues, as well as concerned parents, teachers and health-care professionals finally have something to sink their teeth into with author Judy Eberhardts book Shape Up or bite me! SWALK Lessons from Six Teens in Health Class. Clinical Advisor: Amanda Stein, MS RD.

“With Michelle Obamas campaign Lets Move and Jamie Olivers Food Revolution, now more than ever I believe more parents will be looking for ways to talk to their kids about eating better,” said Eberhardt. Unlike most books on the subject, Shape Up or bite me! is a humorous illustrated novella, written from a teens-eye-view, that is packed with enough witty dialogue and important health facts to levitate even the most reluctant sofa spud. As a timely motivational tool, it encourages kids to make better food choices, exercise and develop a different attitude about their least important priority: their health.

The story introduces six culturally diverse, health-challenged teens randomly grouped together as a team at a Magnet High School. Their mission: get the student body to develop healthy habits, or, as they put it, force them to listen to this shocking waste of time. As team Tl, they decide to video tape a documentary picturing their own learning curve. What happens to Marvin, Connie, Darrell, Beth, Hiro and Lali during the filming is a whole lot more than they, or the class, ever expected.

This funny yet poignant teen story not only reflects some of the problems kids face today, it gently, but firmly, moves them toward a healthy life style by signaling what will happen if they dont make smart food choices or exercise enough.

Author Eberhardts novel Shape Up or bite me! was inspired by a teen relative who struggled with weight issues. But after working with Amanda Stein, the teen figured out that an attitude adjustment, eating right, and exercise can help. Having worked for animators Hanna-Barbera, and being involved with script development and production in the entertainment business in Los Angeles for years, Judy took this inspiration and created an entertaining story that she hopes will empower kids to make their own healthy choices.

A New Set of Suitcase Words for the Politically Conservative

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Philadelphia, PA (Vocus/PRWEB) April 07, 2011

Author Lon Gibson has always loved words. Since seventh grade English, he has understood the concept of the economy of words. Like peeling an orange or cutting hair too long, cutting down excess verbiage gives him pleasure. In his book made available through Xlibris, Suitcase Words, Gibson introduces readers to a new set of evolved words.

With the world changing so rapidly, elements of society becoming more unpredictable, and politicians committing unimaginable offenses, both political and personal, there exists much fertile terrain for new words to describe these phenomena. Why use four words to describe a crooked politician when people can do it with one?

Suitcase words, like a suitcase which opens into two sections, have two parts. Suitcase words define, in one word, two qualities or actions which occur together. Accidentist, meaning incompetent dentist, is taken from the words accident and dentist. Calling the Obama administration a burgeoning socialist welfare state might be fun, but eventually it becomes a charitocrasy. Barney Franks blustering concern for the credit-burdened home buyer becomes sanctimonotonous.

A book of political double words, Suitcase Words is really an interesting dictionary. Some words are funny, others are just very appropriate. Some words have accompanying pictures while others are only listed in alphabetical order. All entries are followed by the breakdown of the words and a commentary.

Suitcase Words is enrolled in Xlibris Bookstore Returnability Program, which gives booksellers the convenient option of returning excess stocks through Ingram Distribution. For more information on this book, interested parties may log on to http://www.Xlibris.com.

Suitcase Words * by Lon Gibson

FOR THE POLITICALLY CONSERVATIVE POLITICAL DOUBLE WORDS

Publication Date: April 4, 2011

Trade Paperback; $ 19.99; 135 pages; 978-1-4535-8737-9

Trade Hardback; $ 29.99; 135 pages; 978-1-4535-8738-6

eBook; $ 9.99; 978-1-4535-8739-3

Members of the media who wish to review this book may request a complimentary paperback copy by contacting the publisher at (888) 795-4274 x. 7879. To purchase copies of the book for resale, please fax Xlibris at (610) 915-0294 or call (888) 795-4274 x. 7879.

For more information on self-publishing or marketing with Xlibris, visit http://www.Xlibris.com. To receive a free publishing guide, please call (888) 795-4274.

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