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Review Date: 11/28/2007
From the Back of the book:
Inspiration/ Self-development
Your most important characteristic is how you feel about you. Why? Because your self-esteem affects how you act, how you relate to others, and what you achieve. Uniquely CELEBRATE YOUR SELF blends the significant contributions from all the major schools of psychological thought to offer a practical and invaluable guide to building a positive self-image. Enjoying life is a gift only you can give yourself. CELEBRATE YOUR SELF tells you how.
What readers say:
"At last, a simple blueprint for putting damaged self-esteem back together. First the theory, then the do-it-yourself kit! Everything I was hoping it would be."
~ Patte Wheat
Editor, Parents Anonymous Frontiers
"A beautiful experience to read. It focused on the importance of one's own feeling of value and the freedom we really have to feel good aobut ourselves. It integrated for me many different psychological and spiritual approaches, expressed with delightful clarity."
~ Joan P. La Montagne, M.A.
Parent Educator, Marriage, Family,
and Child Counselor
"Enthusiastically recommended ... clear, highly readable, provides concrete tools for growing ... and more effective living."
~ The Reverend Ralph Underwood
Family Life Consultant
"The best INTERIOR decorating course I've ever seen between covers of a book. Brimming with ideas as to how to add zest to living. Applaud its forthright step-by-step experiential approach. Every page is a learning experience."
~ Dr. Betts Rivet
School Psychologist
"Like being on a treasure hunt; the more I read, the more gems I found."
~ Nancy Patton
Wife and mother
Inspiration/ Self-development
Your most important characteristic is how you feel about you. Why? Because your self-esteem affects how you act, how you relate to others, and what you achieve. Uniquely CELEBRATE YOUR SELF blends the significant contributions from all the major schools of psychological thought to offer a practical and invaluable guide to building a positive self-image. Enjoying life is a gift only you can give yourself. CELEBRATE YOUR SELF tells you how.
What readers say:
"At last, a simple blueprint for putting damaged self-esteem back together. First the theory, then the do-it-yourself kit! Everything I was hoping it would be."
~ Patte Wheat
Editor, Parents Anonymous Frontiers
"A beautiful experience to read. It focused on the importance of one's own feeling of value and the freedom we really have to feel good aobut ourselves. It integrated for me many different psychological and spiritual approaches, expressed with delightful clarity."
~ Joan P. La Montagne, M.A.
Parent Educator, Marriage, Family,
and Child Counselor
"Enthusiastically recommended ... clear, highly readable, provides concrete tools for growing ... and more effective living."
~ The Reverend Ralph Underwood
Family Life Consultant
"The best INTERIOR decorating course I've ever seen between covers of a book. Brimming with ideas as to how to add zest to living. Applaud its forthright step-by-step experiential approach. Every page is a learning experience."
~ Dr. Betts Rivet
School Psychologist
"Like being on a treasure hunt; the more I read, the more gems I found."
~ Nancy Patton
Wife and mother
Review Date: 2/17/2008
I don't often say something even though I might love a book but here I am doing so now. This book is very interestingly written. AND it is written about the town I am living in: Taos, New Mexico! Cool ! It kept my attention and I finished it and am listing it here in hopes that someone else will enjoy it as much as I did.
Review Date: 11/3/2014
I love the books by this author. Fun and interesting without being stupid. :-)
Review Date: 12/3/2009
I read this book many years ago.
Really great, interesting book.
I enjoyed it so very much; it kept my interest throughout.
I LOVED it!
It has absolutely NOTHING similar with the movie of the same name from 2003 with Steve Martin. No similarity whatsoever.
A must read!
Really great, interesting book.
I enjoyed it so very much; it kept my interest throughout.
I LOVED it!
It has absolutely NOTHING similar with the movie of the same name from 2003 with Steve Martin. No similarity whatsoever.
A must read!
Review Date: 11/28/2007
The movie "A Civil Action" was based on this book and stars John Travolta, Robert Duvall, Tony Shalhoub, and William H. Macy.
"Whether in truth of fiction, I have never read a more compelling Chronicle of litigation." ~ John Grisham
"A page-turner. Rich and vivid ... eventful and gripping."
~ The New York Times
"Once you start A CIVIL ACTION, you probably will not be able to put it down." ~ Washington Post Book World
"Whether in truth of fiction, I have never read a more compelling Chronicle of litigation." ~ John Grisham
"A page-turner. Rich and vivid ... eventful and gripping."
~ The New York Times
"Once you start A CIVIL ACTION, you probably will not be able to put it down." ~ Washington Post Book World
Coming Up Roses: A Cozy Mystery (with Dragons) (Beaufort Scales Mystery)
Author:
Book Type: Paperback
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Author:
Book Type: Paperback
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Review Date: 7/10/2023
I love all these books by this author. I read them as eBooks and would love to have an actual real book.
Review Date: 12/30/2007
Really awesome book. I listed this book here and it went right away. It's a great step-by-step book with many illustrations including many color illustrations.
Review Date: 8/9/2008
Well, I am just starting this "book."
It looks really cool.
I went to Coney Island with my family when I was
about eight. That would have been 1959 or thereabouts.
It is available for free as an online download
at: http://professorsolomon.com/
It looks really cool.
I went to Coney Island with my family when I was
about eight. That would have been 1959 or thereabouts.
It is available for free as an online download
at: http://professorsolomon.com/
Review Date: 4/29/2010
This book is SO cool. I saw it some time ago in a book store in Iowa in the 1990s. I wanted it, but couldn't buy it at the time. Last year (or the year before) I found it here at PaperBack Swap. I'm so happy I now own it! Fantastic images with great and interesting text to go along with them! Maybe it's not true, but it's still fun!
Don't forget to check out "Why Cats Paint: A theory of feline aesthetics" (ISBN-13: 9780898156126 - ISBN-10: 0898156122) as well!
Don't forget to check out "Why Cats Paint: A theory of feline aesthetics" (ISBN-13: 9780898156126 - ISBN-10: 0898156122) as well!
Review Date: 9/7/2011
From Publishers Weekly
Charlie Moon and his best friend, Scott Parris, the chief of police of upscale Granite City, Colo., face a doozy of a case even by their standards in Doss's folksy 15th mystery featuring the Ute tribal investigator (after 2009's The Widow's Revenge): solving the murder of megabucks investor Samuel Reed before it occurs. Though the two lawmen initially scoff at the prospective victim's proffered wager that he won't survive his young wife's upcoming birthday, they have second thoughts after Mrs. Reed's 911 report of a phantom break-in as well as more serious concerns once Moon's self-appointed deputies--his reprobate Aunt Daisy, an elderly shaman with supernatural sources, and teenage orphan Sarah Frank--tail the lady in question to a rendezvous with her lover. Even so, ensuing events blindside Moon and Parris, setting in motion a denouement surprising enough to make it worth tolerating the author's myriad digressions and annoying stylistic quirks. (Nov.) (c)
Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
Charlie Moon and his best friend, Scott Parris, the chief of police of upscale Granite City, Colo., face a doozy of a case even by their standards in Doss's folksy 15th mystery featuring the Ute tribal investigator (after 2009's The Widow's Revenge): solving the murder of megabucks investor Samuel Reed before it occurs. Though the two lawmen initially scoff at the prospective victim's proffered wager that he won't survive his young wife's upcoming birthday, they have second thoughts after Mrs. Reed's 911 report of a phantom break-in as well as more serious concerns once Moon's self-appointed deputies--his reprobate Aunt Daisy, an elderly shaman with supernatural sources, and teenage orphan Sarah Frank--tail the lady in question to a rendezvous with her lover. Even so, ensuing events blindside Moon and Parris, setting in motion a denouement surprising enough to make it worth tolerating the author's myriad digressions and annoying stylistic quirks. (Nov.) (c)
Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
Review Date: 11/18/2008
I think it would be a good idea to stop comparing James D. Doss with Tony Hillerman.
I believe that James Doss has made quite a name for himself on his own without being compared to any other authors.
This was a very intricate and engrossing book, as are all of his books.
This isn't one of my favorites though, I believe because it involves politics. If you have only read this one and didn't like it you should definitely give this author another try.
He's a very good writer and deserves lots of attention.
I believe that James Doss has made quite a name for himself on his own without being compared to any other authors.
This was a very intricate and engrossing book, as are all of his books.
This isn't one of my favorites though, I believe because it involves politics. If you have only read this one and didn't like it you should definitely give this author another try.
He's a very good writer and deserves lots of attention.
Review Date: 8/30/2011
I really liked it. It started out kind of slow and depressing but I kept on going and I'm happy that I did. I'd recommend that anyone who starts this really get aways into it before giving up. In fact I say, don't give up!
Review Date: 3/10/2009
Helpful Score: 4
I give this 5 stars.
The book kept me interested throughout; it was fun going back in time. Howard Carter is a really good writer. Maybe a lot of people are burned out on reading about King Tut. Thank goodness I am not. I think everyone should read this because, it's very interesting reading about the discovery of the Pharaoh Tut-Ankh-Amen's tomb and how Howard Carter dealt with all the items discovered.
I liked it a lot!
It's a keeper, because I plan on reading it again!
The book kept me interested throughout; it was fun going back in time. Howard Carter is a really good writer. Maybe a lot of people are burned out on reading about King Tut. Thank goodness I am not. I think everyone should read this because, it's very interesting reading about the discovery of the Pharaoh Tut-Ankh-Amen's tomb and how Howard Carter dealt with all the items discovered.
I liked it a lot!
It's a keeper, because I plan on reading it again!
Review Date: 8/4/2010
This is awesome. I just got mine today and I LOVE it.
Size: A foot tall by 10 inches wide.
It's BIG!
Size: A foot tall by 10 inches wide.
It's BIG!
Review Date: 7/22/2010
This is a really cool book, but I think it's more for ages 6 - 12.
That's just my opinion.
That's just my opinion.
The fellowship of the ring: Being the first part of The lord of the rings (The Lord of the rings)
Author:
Book Type: Paperback
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Author:
Book Type: Paperback
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Review Date: 11/28/2007
If you want to find out what really happened in the book that didn't happen in the movie... read this. J.R.R. Tolkien is an exceptional writer and these stories... all three of them... AND the Hobbit are spellbinding and captivating.
Review Date: 11/28/2007
From the back of the book:
THE FINAL REFLECTION
Klingon Captain Krenn is a ruthless war strategist. But on a mission to Earth, Krenn learns a lesson in peace.
Suddenly he must fight a secret battle of his own. His Empire has a covert plan to shatter the Federation. Only Krenn can prevent a war -- at the risk of his own life!
THE FINAL REFLECTION
Klingon Captain Krenn is a ruthless war strategist. But on a mission to Earth, Krenn learns a lesson in peace.
Suddenly he must fight a secret battle of his own. His Empire has a covert plan to shatter the Federation. Only Krenn can prevent a war -- at the risk of his own life!
Review Date: 6/23/2007
"The Usborne First Thousand Words in Spanish provides a wealth of vocabulary-building opportunities for young learners of Spanish, and also for anyone who wants the stimulus of learning with pictures" - From back of book. I bought this book for use in my college Spanish class it was very helpful.
Review Date: 9/13/2008
This book is definitely worth reading once at least.
I liked the first book better.
Much better for the younger crowd.
I liked the first book better.
Much better for the younger crowd.
Review Date: 9/22/2022
I love all these books by this author. They are all worth reading many times, including this one.
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