Charles Cranston Jett Books in Order

Charles Cranston Jett explains a career management matrix for recognising job frustration and boredom. He uses the Doom Loop to examine common career crises, evaluate potential moves and help employees and employers understand changing workplace needs.

This guide presents eight practical skills for work and everyday life, including communication, analysis, interpersonal relations and time management. Jett explains how students and workers can develop abilities that support continued learning and career advancement.

Jett guides educators through supervised student projects addressing real community problems. The book covers defining an issue, planning work, collecting and analysing data, and presenting findings while helping students practise skills relevant to further education and employment.

In 1908, twenty-one-year-old Bess Parker leaves home alone to establish a North Dakota homestead. Building a productive life on the prairie requires her to face frontier hazards, personal uncertainty and the complications of romance.

Jett recounts training as a nuclear submarine officer and serving aboard USS Ray during the Cold War. His memoir describes the submarine's construction, early special operations and efforts to share lessons with the wider naval force.

Bess Parker raises four young children on her North Dakota ranch after her marriage fails. Through the First World War, influenza and the 1920s, she confronts practical hardships, emotional needs and social pressures surrounding a special friendship.