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When a simple day at the beach with Grandad goes terribly wrong. Grandad's teeth go on an adventure as big as the ocean. With mermaids, sharks and pirates, see what happens to Grandad's teeth.

"It can be lonely as an entrepreneur-but if you surround yourself with mentors and advocates, you greatly increase your odds of fantastic success. Serial entrepreneur Mark Timm offers readers a glimpse behind the curtain by sharing intimate conversations with his mentor, the legendary businessman Kevin Harrington. Together, they delve into the power of mentorship and uncover strategies you can use to not only scale your business but also to scale your relationships. In this book, you'll learn: How to leverage your aggressive curiosity to find business opportunities . . . and build meaningful connections with your family The value of "planning up to 80% of the way" rather than long-term strategizing for better success in executing business plans . . . and helping your children achieve their dreams How to ditch elaborate plans, embrace spectacular failure, and find the motivation and confidence to take action How to multiply your business endeavors, your relationships, and your time. "With the lessons I've learned from Kevin Harrington, every relationship in my life is so much deeper and stronger today than before, when I was compartmentalizing the entrepreneur in me." - Mark Timm"-- Provided by publisher

The latest edition of the definitive guide to Chicago architecture showcases the city's stunning skyline and rich architectural heritage. Since its debut in 1965, this guide has been the go-to resource for exploring Chicago's architectural wonders. The thoroughly revised fifth edition, updated by Franz Schulze and Kevin Harrington, reflects over a decade of remarkable new buildings while revisiting the classical legacies of renowned architects like Adler, Sullivan, and Wright. This edition features new descriptions and images of significant projects, including the extensive renovation of Grant Park surrounding Frank Gehry's Music Pavilion, and updates on older structures—some lost, others like Burnham's Reliance Building, beautifully restored. It also offers expanded sections on the city's future and the evolution of its diverse neighborhoods, complete with new maps for enhanced navigation. With a glossary of architectural terms, a comprehensive index, and over sixty new photographs, this guide is more user-friendly than ever. Authoritative and informative, it stands as the essential architectural resource for both tourists and residents eager to explore the treasures of this remarkable city.

Here is the thoroughly revised and updated edition of the leading pocket guide to the greatest urban architecture in the United States. Since its first appearance in 1965, this book has been the standard guide to Chicago's best buildings. This new edition covers more than a decade of extraordinary new architecture—and takes a fresh look back at the city's classical legacy of Adler, Sullivan, Burnham, Root, Wright, and Mies van der Rohe.