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    The Assignment
    The Assignment
    The Assignment
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    The Assignment

    By Jennifer Rineman

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    Have you ever sat in front of a blank piece of paper, knowing you had homework due, a project due at work, a writing assignment to finish, a deadline looming, but had no motivation or desire to even begin? Then you'll love The Assignment!

    Follow our lead character on a painful and yet ironically humorous journey through her mental churnings while she attempts to motivate herself to do that which simply must be done. You'll laugh. You'll nod your head knowingly. You will relate. The Assignment is a story that rings all too true.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJennifer Rineman
    Release dateApr 3, 2012
    ISBN9781476360270
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    Jennifer Rineman

    Jennifer Rineman is a full-time writer, editor, and novelist, as well as a ballroom dance instructor. Her work has appeared in numerous magazines, including Modern Arabian Horse and Horseman's News. Although horses are her specialty, she enjoys writing on a variety of subjects.Jennifer has published two books in the Green Meadow Series: Bubba Goes National and Bubba to the Rescue. She has two more started for the series, as well as several other books in various stages of planning and completion. Her short stories earned their place in the first-ever Accentuate Writers Anthology, Elements of the Soul, by placing first and second place in monthly contests. She also has a story in the anthology The Ultimate Horse Lover.Jennifer previously published under the name Jennifer Walker.

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