Chauff (46 results)

Paperback. Condition: Good. So what'd you do to end up at a military school? Skyler was once asked by a friend's parent. In the face of adversity, an idea was birthed - the question that inspired this book. This memoir breaks down the stigma surrounding military schools while at the same time comparing the differences within public versus a military-style education. The author takes the reader through awkward, life-changing, and humorous experiences that have impacted him all the while inspiring others on their journey called life.Skyler Angelo Chauff has attended Saint John's Northwestern Military Academy in Delafield, Wisconsin since the eighth grade. Despite his rough adjustment in 2015, he quickly rose up through the ranks to become the First Captain of the 136th Corps of Cadets.In his book, Skyler unapologetically confronts this negative stigma. Military schools are not for troubled kids, drug dealers, or juvenile delinquents, he explains. You'll be captivated and moved by his humbling story of growth that is both comical and thought-provoking. Skyler doesn't leave anything out - he talks about his colorful experience and what he was able to glean.Riveting and broken down into simple terms, in this book you will discover a stubborn, 17-year-old's journey through the physical, spiritual, and mental terrain up the mountain.…

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. So what'd you do to end up at a military school? Skyler was once asked by a friend's parent. In the face of adversity, an idea was birthed - the question that inspired this book. This memoir breaks down the stigma surrounding military schools while at the same time comparing the differences within public versus a military-style education. The author takes the reader through awkward, life-changing, and humorous experiences that have impacted him all the while inspiring others on their journey called life.Skyler Angelo Chauff has attended Saint John's Northwestern Military Academy in Delafield, Wisconsin since the eighth grade. Despite his rough adjustment in 2015, he quickly rose up through the ranks to become the First Captain of the 136th Corps of Cadets.In his book, Skyler unapologetically confronts this negative stigma. Military schools are not for troubled kids, drug dealers, or juvenile delinquents, he explains. You'll be captivated and moved by his humbling story of growth that is both comical and thought-provoking. Skyler doesn't leave anything out - he talks about his colorful experience and what he was able to glean.Riveting and broken down into simple terms, in this book you will discover a stubborn, 17-year-old's journey through the physical, spiritual, and mental terrain up the mountain.…

Paperback. Condition: Good. So what'd you do to end up at a military school? Skyler was once asked by a friend's parent. In the face of adversity, an idea was birthed - the question that inspired this book. This memoir breaks down the stigma surrounding military schools while at the same time comparing the differences within public versus a military-style education. The author takes the reader through awkward, life-changing, and humorous experiences that have impacted him all the while inspiring others on their journey called life.Skyler Angelo Chauff has attended Saint John's Northwestern Military Academy in Delafield, Wisconsin since the eighth grade. Despite his rough adjustment in 2015, he quickly rose up through the ranks to become the First Captain of the 136th Corps of Cadets.In his book, Skyler unapologetically confronts this negative stigma. Military schools are not for troubled kids, drug dealers, or juvenile delinquents, he explains. You'll be captivated and moved by his humbling story of growth that is both comical and thought-provoking. Skyler doesn't leave anything out - he talks about his colorful experience and what he was able to glean.Riveting and broken down into simple terms, in this book you will discover a stubborn, 17-year-old's journey through the physical, spiritual, and mental terrain up the mountain.…

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. So what'd you do to end up at a military school? Skyler was once asked by a friend's parent. In the face of adversity, an idea was birthed - the question that inspired this book. This memoir breaks down the stigma surrounding military schools while at the same time comparing the differences within public versus a military-style education. The author takes the reader through awkward, life-changing, and humorous experiences that have impacted him all the while inspiring others on their journey called life.Skyler Angelo Chauff has attended Saint John's Northwestern Military Academy in Delafield, Wisconsin since the eighth grade. Despite his rough adjustment in 2015, he quickly rose up through the ranks to become the First Captain of the 136th Corps of Cadets.In his book, Skyler unapologetically confronts this negative stigma. Military schools are not for troubled kids, drug dealers, or juvenile delinquents, he explains. You'll be captivated and moved by his humbling story of growth that is both comical and thought-provoking. Skyler doesn't leave anything out - he talks about his colorful experience and what he was able to glean.Riveting and broken down into simple terms, in this book you will discover a stubborn, 17-year-old's journey through the physical, spiritual, and mental terrain up the mountain.…

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Soft cover. Condition: Good. 1st Edition. Top corner of cover has former ownership stamp of the late paleontologist Farish A. Jenkins. Cover has a thin, minor 1.4 inch scratch; binding has other light wear and minor soil; tight, text clean. Paginated 253-483, well illustrated. [b 829].

Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 188 pages. 9.00x6.00x0.70 inches. In Stock.

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Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. Souvenirs Des Zouaves Pontificaux, 1861-1862. Tome 1. Book.

Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. Souvenirs Des Zouaves Pontificaux. Tome I. 1861 Et 1862 (�d.1890-1891). Book.

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Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. Souvenirs Des Zouaves Pontificaux. II. 1864, 1865 Et 1866. Book.

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