In Inch by Inch, book two in the trilogy, the residents of Sycamore River have only just adjusted to the end of the Change. Until the morning people notice that metal starts to behave oddly. It's dissolving. The world is pushed into global war, and a small band of Sycamore River survivors only have on another. They have to survive the unthinkable.--

To keep from being eaten, a resourceful inchworm measures a robins tail, a flamingo;s neck, a toucans beak, a herons legs, and a nightingales song.

Professor Cognard-Black guides you through Aristotle’s process of inventio or invention, which is that period of discovery as you write your first draft. You’ll examine openings from a number of published works, gaining a powerful toolkit that can help you craft the first sentence of your first draft. From there, Professor Cognard-Black provides a multitude of invaluable tools for revising, editing, and reviewing your writing until you’ve reached...

In Inch By Inch It's A Cinch, Gary S. Goodman breaks down the process of achieving anything, into manageable strides, whether it is cultivating a new relationship, building a business, or earning a Ph.D. from a prestigious university. Filled with real-life success stories, his own and others, you'll be able to relate to his down-to-earth explanations, fun sense of humor, and instantly usable tips. Now, with his crystal-clear advice you'll be able...

Inch by inch, row by row, a child grows a garden with the help of the rain and the earth. Based on a popular folksong.