Just Your Type Desktop Publishing

Please view this link for Sandra Martins-Toner’s recent book, “Cry for Justice.”
http://www.tracybenderphotography.com/a-cry-for-justice/
In this highly anticipated continuation to Sandra Martins-Toner’s first book “The Last Six Minutes,” the sequel “Cry for Justice” takes Sandra’s readers through the years of being dragged into the convoluted Canadian Criminal Justice System.

Cover and interior page design by Sue Balcer of Just Your Type DTP.
www.JustYourType.biz

http://www.liberalartscolleges.org/blog/2010/10-reasons-why-a-paperback-is-better-than-an-e-reader/

As a book designer, I must applaud this recent article
Sue, www.JustYourType.biz

It is with great sadness that I found out last week that a long-time client and my friend, Anjali Sondhi, died of Dengue fever while in India. Anjali worked tirelessly to help authors of all ages and walks of life publish their books. I worked on many books with Anjali, including one her daughter wrote, “Brandy, the Dog Who Came From India,” as well as “The Haven Spear”, “Micro Meanies”, “The Wealthy Teen,” and Sandra Martins-Toner bestselling book, “The Last Six Minutes,” as well as her latest, just released book, “A Cry for Justice.” I will miss Anjali very much and invite everyone to visit her site and see all of the wonderful work she did, helping authors, helping our planet by planting trees for every book that sold by her publishing company, and working non-stop to continue to better herself and what she offered this world.

Anjali was publisher of aaspirationspublishing.com – Please take a look at all the beautiful work she did, helping others get their message out.

Shown above: Author Sandra Martins-Toner with Anjali Sondhi

Sue Balcer
www.JustYourType.biz

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Martha M. Geaney, PhD is founder of the Center for Leadership Praxis, an executive director in The Geaney Group, and the Director of the MBA in Innovation/Entrepreneurship program at Felician College.

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“Dr. Geaney’s book talks directly to leaders, who daily make the commitment
to bring their authentic, whole person to their work. She addresses the need for a new leadership model, provides tools to grow our competencies and skills in this style of leadership and gives us opportunity to integrate our learning through reflection. She encourages us to be accountable for our own growth, supportive of our colleagues who journey with us and committed to be stewards of our global community. It’s a refreshing change.”
–Shaunna Black
VP Texas Instruments (retired)
President, Shaunna Black and Associates

“Bring your Spirit to Work is a very innovative book, which empowers
readers to bring their true self and authenticity to any leadership role”.
–Carol Scheffer
National Officer, Communications Workers’ Union
Dublin, Ireland
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Bring Your Spirit to Work is 190 pages at a 6″ x 9″ trim size.