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Hardcover. Condición: Fair. No Jacket. Readable copy. Pages may have considerable notes/highlighting. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less. Mark C. L. Ching (ilustrador).

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. No Jacket. May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less. Mark C. L. Ching (ilustrador).

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. No Jacket. May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less. Mark C. L. Ching (ilustrador).

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - She stepped off the bus. She never came home.On a Tuesday afternoon in April 1986, thirteen-year-old Robyn Star Field stepped off her school bus in Berea, Ohio, walked toward home, and vanished.The boy who killed her lived less than a block away. He was fifteen years old, a classmate she had dated and then broken up with that spring. He had told his aunt what he planned to do. He had told his best friend on the school bus, in writing. No one stopped him.Robyn was found the next morning at Mill Stream Run Reservation, nine miles from her front door, wrapped in a bed sheet. The trial that fall produced a conviction for aggravated murder and a sentence of twenty years to life. The judge called him a cold, calculating, violent murderer.That should have been the end. It was the beginning.For nearly forty years, Robyn's family showed up at every parole hearing the State of Ohio scheduled. Five times the man who killed her asked to be released. Five times the family appeared, gave their testimony, and watched the board deny him. They did it for the rest of their lives.On December 30, 2025, in a prison medical bed in Columbus, Ohio, Warren Paxton Brown died. He had spent four decades inside. He never walked free.This is the story of how Robyn lived. How she was taken. And how a family refused, year after year, to let her killer be forgotten by the system that held him.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - On the morning of January 29, 2022, Boston police officer John O'Keefe was found dying in the snow on the front lawn of 34 Fairview Road in Canton, Massachusetts. His girlfriend, Karen Read, told first responders she thought she hit him. Within days she was charged. Within months, the case against her began to unravel, and America started watching.Was it a drunk driving death, plain and terrible Or was John O'Keefe killed inside that house and left on the lawn, with an outsider framed by police protecting their own 34 Fairview Road is the definitive account of the case that split a town and a country: two murder trials, a hung jury whose members later said they had already agreed to acquit, a lead investigator fired over texts he read aloud in open court, a federal grand jury, an independent police audit, a blogger under indictment, a pink-shirted movement, and a verdict that ended the criminal case while settling almost nothing. It follows the evidence wherever it leads, the taillight and the phone data, the unsearched house and the 2:22 a.m. call, the science on both sides, and the web of civil lawsuits still burning through the courts today.Written with rigor and restraint, this book gives both of the case's stories at full strength and refuses to convict anyone the courts did not. It is the story of a catastrophic investigation, a defense unlike any in American history, a family's unbearable loss, and a justice system colliding with the internet age. Above all, it is the story of John O'Keefe, the man who raised his sister's orphaned children as his own, whose death became a national argument, and whose question remains unanswered on a quiet suburban lawn.Two juries could not say what happened in those twenty minutes. This book tells you everything that is actually known, and exactly why the rest may never be.…

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Hardcover. Condición: Fine. 1st Edition. Fine spiral-bound hardcover, SIGNED by both authors. No writing, no food stains. The recipes were contributed by local Hawaiian restaurants that support local farmers, ranchers, and fisherman. Many photographs, include those with Mika, a Lhasa Apso puppy. 127 pages. M06190. Signed by Author(s).…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. On the morning of January 29, 2022, Boston police officer John O'Keefe was found dying in the snow on the front lawn of 34 Fairview Road in Canton, Massachusetts. His girlfriend, Karen Read, told first responders she thought she hit him. Within days she was charged. Within months, the case against her began to unravel, and America started watching.Was it a drunk driving death, plain and terrible? Or was John O'Keefe killed inside that house and left on the lawn, with an outsider framed by police protecting their own?34 Fairview Road is the definitive account of the case that split a town and a country: two murder trials, a hung jury whose members later said they had already agreed to acquit, a lead investigator fired over texts he read aloud in open court, a federal grand jury, an independent police audit, a blogger under indictment, a pink-shirted movement, and a verdict that ended the criminal case while settling almost nothing. It follows the evidence wherever it leads, the taillight and the phone data, the unsearched house and the 2:22 a.m. call, the science on both sides, and the web of civil lawsuits still burning through the courts today.Written with rigor and restraint, this book gives both of the case's stories at full strength and refuses to convict anyone the courts did not. It is the story of a catastrophic investigation, a defense unlike any in American history, a family's unbearable loss, and a justice system colliding with the internet age. Above all, it is the story of John O'Keefe, the man who raised his sister's orphaned children as his own, whose death became a national argument, and whose question remains unanswered on a quiet suburban lawn.Two juries could not say what happened in those twenty minutes. This book tells you everything that is actually known, and exactly why the rest may never be. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. She stepped off the bus. She never came home.On a Tuesday afternoon in April 1986, thirteen-year-old Robyn Star Field stepped off her school bus in Berea, Ohio, walked toward home, and vanished.The boy who killed her lived less than a block away. He was fifteen years old, a classmate she had dated and then broken up with that spring. He had told his aunt what he planned to do. He had told his best friend on the school bus, in writing. No one stopped him.Robyn was found the next morning at Mill Stream Run Reservation, nine miles from her front door, wrapped in a bed sheet. The trial that fall produced a conviction for aggravated murder and a sentence of twenty years to life. The judge called him a cold, calculating, violent murderer.That should have been the end. It was the beginning.For nearly forty years, Robyn's family showed up at every parole hearing the State of Ohio scheduled. Five times the man who killed her asked to be released. Five times the family appeared, gave their testimony, and watched the board deny him. They did it for the rest of their lives.On December 30, 2025, in a prison medical bed in Columbus, Ohio, Warren Paxton Brown died. He had spent four decades inside. He never walked free.This is the story of how Robyn lived. How she was taken. And how a family refused, year after year, to let her killer be forgotten by the system that held him. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Most leadership development fails the same way. HR administers it, leaders tolerate it, and nothing changes. This book is about the other way.Unlocking Potential is a working playbook for HR Business Partners who want to be architects of talent, not administrators of process. Written by a senior global HR practitioner, this fully rewritten second edition trades theory for method: how to spot potential before the title exists, run talent reviews that tell the truth, build development frameworks that fit your company instead of the vendor deck, and defend the whole system to a CFO with a baseline.Every chapter delivers three things: The method. Identifying potential, calibrating 9-box reviews, coaching contracts, inclusive pipelines, change leadership, and leading teams through AI-driven work recomposition.The cases. Real composite stories from the field, both the wins and the failures: the technical star who should never have been promoted, the review that was theater, the pipeline that kept nominating the same three names.The toolkit. Ten ready-to-use artifacts, including the potential indicators rubric, the talent review agenda, the program design canvas, the pipeline audit checklist, the change readiness checklist, and the annual talent calendar.New in the second edition: a full chapter on leading in the age of AI and distributed work, an expanded measurement chapter built for the budget conversation, the HRBP operating model showing how one person runs the entire system, and a practitioner FAQ drawn from the questions HR professionals actually ask.If you are an HRBP, a talent leader, or an executive who wants to know what great HR partnership looks like, this book gives you the system, the tools, and the first ninety days.The profession is splitting into administrators and architects. This book is for the architects. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. She stepped off the bus. She never came home.On a Tuesday afternoon in April 1986, thirteen-year-old Robyn Star Field stepped off her school bus in Berea, Ohio, walked toward home, and vanished.The boy who killed her lived less than a block away. He was fifteen years old, a classmate she had dated and then broken up with that spring. He had told his aunt what he planned to do. He had told his best friend on the school bus, in writing. No one stopped him.Robyn was found the next morning at Mill Stream Run Reservation, nine miles from her front door, wrapped in a bed sheet. The trial that fall produced a conviction for aggravated murder and a sentence of twenty years to life. The judge called him a cold, calculating, violent murderer.That should have been the end. It was the beginning.For nearly forty years, Robyn's family showed up at every parole hearing the State of Ohio scheduled. Five times the man who killed her asked to be released. Five times the family appeared, gave their testimony, and watched the board deny him. They did it for the rest of their lives.On December 30, 2025, in a prison medical bed in Columbus, Ohio, Warren Paxton Brown died. He had spent four decades inside. He never walked free.This is the story of how Robyn lived. How she was taken. And how a family refused, year after year, to let her killer be forgotten by the system that held him. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. On the morning of January 29, 2022, Boston police officer John O'Keefe was found dying in the snow on the front lawn of 34 Fairview Road in Canton, Massachusetts. His girlfriend, Karen Read, told first responders she thought she hit him. Within days she was charged. Within months, the case against her began to unravel, and America started watching.Was it a drunk driving death, plain and terrible? Or was John O'Keefe killed inside that house and left on the lawn, with an outsider framed by police protecting their own?34 Fairview Road is the definitive account of the case that split a town and a country: two murder trials, a hung jury whose members later said they had already agreed to acquit, a lead investigator fired over texts he read aloud in open court, a federal grand jury, an independent police audit, a blogger under indictment, a pink-shirted movement, and a verdict that ended the criminal case while settling almost nothing. It follows the evidence wherever it leads, the taillight and the phone data, the unsearched house and the 2:22 a.m. call, the science on both sides, and the web of civil lawsuits still burning through the courts today.Written with rigor and restraint, this book gives both of the case's stories at full strength and refuses to convict anyone the courts did not. It is the story of a catastrophic investigation, a defense unlike any in American history, a family's unbearable loss, and a justice system colliding with the internet age. Above all, it is the story of John O'Keefe, the man who raised his sister's orphaned children as his own, whose death became a national argument, and whose question remains unanswered on a quiet suburban lawn.Two juries could not say what happened in those twenty minutes. This book tells you everything that is actually known, and exactly why the rest may never be. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Most leadership development fails the same way. HR administers it, leaders tolerate it, and nothing changes. This book is about the other way.Unlocking Potential is a working playbook for HR Business Partners who want to be architects of talent, not administrators of process. Written by a senior global HR practitioner, this fully rewritten second edition trades theory for method: how to spot potential before the title exists, run talent reviews that tell the truth, build development frameworks that fit your company instead of the vendor deck, and defend the whole system to a CFO with a baseline.Every chapter delivers three things: The method. Identifying potential, calibrating 9-box reviews, coaching contracts, inclusive pipelines, change leadership, and leading teams through AI-driven work recomposition.The cases. Real composite stories from the field, both the wins and the failures: the technical star who should never have been promoted, the review that was theater, the pipeline that kept nominating the same three names.The toolkit. Ten ready-to-use artifacts, including the potential indicators rubric, the talent review agenda, the program design canvas, the pipeline audit checklist, the change readiness checklist, and the annual talent calendar.New in the second edition: a full chapter on leading in the age of AI and distributed work, an expanded measurement chapter built for the budget conversation, the HRBP operating model showing how one person runs the entire system, and a practitioner FAQ drawn from the questions HR professionals actually ask.If you are an HRBP, a talent leader, or an executive who wants to know what great HR partnership looks like, this book gives you the system, the tools, and the first ninety days.The profession is splitting into administrators and architects. This book is for the architects. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…