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Curing the Cause & Preventing Disease

10 reviews
Dr. Steven Ross

Ross Health and Wellness, 2007

First Step to Vibrant Health and Energy
Your own body can cure itself of disease and Dr Ross is giving you the tools to work with in finding the root cause of any problem. Read this book and then re-read it as often as you wish. Step by step you can achieve the vibrant health and energy you were meant to have. If you are already healthy and well you certainly want to stay that way and prevent any disease from occuring in the future. I ...

The Knight Who Was Afraid of the Dark

2 reviews
Barbara Shook Hazen, Tony Ross

Dial, 1989

The Knight Who Was Afraid Of The Dark
This is a sweet story that is as much for adults as it is for children. The artwork is fun, something new is found each time the book is read. The story is a simple one: facing your fears and the rewards of doing so. Sometimes love does conquer all!

Greenberg's Guide to American Flyer Prewar 0 Gauge

2 reviews
Alan R. Schuweiler, John Ross, ...

Greenberg Pub. Co., 1993

sorry, haven't read it, i was just interested in the name
hi, i also have the same name as you, my grandfather is victor schuweiler, and my great-grandfather is andrew. i'll have to read your book som time.

A Treasury of Goops

3 reviews
Gelett Burgess, Barbara Ross

Goops Unlimited, 2004

Who thought minding your manners could be so much fun?
I am a strong believer in teaching children the importance of proper manners and polite behavior at an early age. But all too often, in our increasingly fast-paced society, the character development of our youth is left to the likes of Bart Simpson and M-TV. I am delighted to have found this wonderful book which illustrates manners in such a humorous fashion. It makes a wonderful addition to our ...

Goops and How to be Them : A Manual of Manners for Polite Children Inculcating Many Juvenile Virtues Both by ...

8 reviews
Gelett Burgess

Elton-Wolf Publishing, 1998

The Goops
What a great book! Thirty years ago (when I was five) I discovered this book. These are manners children used to be taught. Now parents expect teachers and others to raise their children for them. Etched in my mind forever is one of the phrases from this book. "The goops they lick their fingers, the goops they lick their knives, they spill their broth on the tablecloth , oh they lead disgusting ...

Cesar Chavez: Autobiography of La Causa

1 review
Jacques E. Levy, Barbara Moulton

Univ Of Minnesota Press, 2007

This is the most authentic book on Cesar Chavez ever!
I have read this book over twenty times. One major reason is that each time I get new insights into the life and genius of one of this centuries greatest and most brilliant American leaders. The other reason is because I was priviledged to have worked beside Mr. Chavez during the time of this books writing. Every time I read it I can still hear the author, Jaques Levy, reading it in draft ...

Cranberries & Canada Geese ¿ Webber's Northern Lodges, Our Most Requested

1 review
Helen Webber, Marie Woolsey, ...

Centax Books & Distribution, 1996

An excellent down-to-earth cookbook
I found this cookbook not only easy to follow, but that it did not require any special ingrediants. All that is required in the recipes you can find in your own cupboard, which is helpful, especially if you want to whip something up spur of the moment. I also found the recipes to be very tasty and easy to make. Family and friends really enjoyed and complimented me on the meals I whipped up for ...

Goop Tales: Alphabetically Told

1 review

Goops Unlimited, 2007

A great tool for educating children about manners and polite behavior
This is a fantastic book, and offers a wonderful opportunity for parents to enter a stimulating and ongoing discussion on manners and polite behavior.

Varicose Veins: A Guide to Prevention and Treatment

1 review
Howard C., M.D. Baron, Barbara A. Ross

Facts on File, 1995

Informative and easy to read
I found this book very educational and helpful and although I'm not a doctor it was very easy to understand.

Adopting a Dog: The Indispensable Guide for Your Newest Family Member

1 review
John Ross, Barbara McKinney

W. W. Norton & Company, 2005

Extremely helpful
I bought this book because I was adopting an adult Pembroke Welsh Corgi. I had never owned a dog before, and it was extremely helpful. It told me some things to expect as normal (she didn't eat for the first few days that I had her) and explained some of her behaviors, what they meant, and how to deal with them. If you are getting a puppy, this book also covers puppy behavior, training, etc. ...

Puppy Preschool, Revised Edition: Raising Your Puppy Right---Right from the Start!

30 reviews
John Ross, Barbara McKinney

St. Martin's Griffin, 2008

Every puppy owner should own this book.
This is the only book that needs to be printed on puppy training. I used it 11 years ago when I trained our two Maltese puppies, and gave out a copy with each of the 12 baby maltese that our two eventually had over the next 3 years, when each puppy left with their new owner. I was so happy to find it still available when we added another Maltese puppy to our family 5 months ago. Train with ...

Certification Review for PeriAnesthesia Nursing

8 reviews
ASPAN, Barbara Putrycus, ...

Saunders, 2007

Super review guide!
This was a GREAT review book for CPAN! Because it has two answer keys for each segment, you can check your answers only, or learn from the rationales. I was able to spend more time on the areas I was weak in, and rationales were all well explained.

Why Does My Dog Drink Out of the Toilet: Answers and Advice for All Kinds of Dog Dilemmas

3 reviews
John Ross, Barbara McKinney

St Martins Pr, 1997

Why Does My Dog Drink Out of the Toilet?
My husband and I wanted ONE book that provided clear, easy-to-understand, easy-to-follow training instructions, as well as answers to a variety of questions, such as how to introduce a new puppy to an established, older resident dog and cat household, how to kindly, effectively and gently train a young puppy so that it will bond with his human "pack" members, should we still exercise an older ...

Western Loving (By Request Series) Volume 7

1 review
JoAnn Ross, Susan Fox, ...

Harlequin, 1993

Kelly and a bag of chip too.
Emmett {Chance} Gafferty was a hard candy with a jam center. He was a good man, but he found it hard to say no to a woman, any woman. Erin was a sweet shy woman with an abundance of love for Meri, her neice. Kelly Taylor Married Chances Brother Buck. They had a little girl Meredith {Meri}when she was 8 months old her parents died in a hotel fire. Erin and Chance had joint custody of Meri They ...

Attention Deficit Disorder

4 reviews
Barbara C. Fisher, Ross A Beckley

CRC, 1998

Excellent book on a very confusing condition
Personally speaking, I can't understand why this book is not utilized by more clinicians. Being diagnosed with ADD myself, I've read a lot of the ADD literature. The only other book that compares to this one is the book by Dr. Daniel Amen which uses SPECT brain scans in order to demonstrate that their are real physical abnormalities associated with ADD and ADHD. This book by Fisher and Beckley ...

Patriot's Dream

11 reviews
Barbara Michaels

Chivers Audio Books, 1999

Addictive!!!
Whew! I feel like I've been caught in the middle of the main character's obsession. I found myself feeling much the same way Jan did--I just need to get through the everyday stuff before I can return to what's happening. I have never read any of Barbara Michaels' books before, but I can't wait correct that mistake :-)

The Sea King's Daughter

3 reviews
Barbara Michaels

Chivers Audio Books, 2001

Exciting and suspenseful
I have been a fan of this author's Elizabeth Peters books for a long time, but this is the first of her Barbara Michaels books that I've read. It is just as exciting and suspenseful as her Peters books. I especially loved the Greek archaeological background.

Adoptable Dog: Teaching Your Adopted Pet to Obey, Trust, and Love You

5 reviews
John Ross, Barbara McKinney

W. W. Norton & Company, 2003

Excellent resource
As a 4 year volunteer dog walker/trainer at my local humane society and also the owner of two adopted dogs, I found this book useful and straightforward. At the shelter we see many people with unrealistic ideas of what to expect from our shelter dogs (this applies to any dog whether it's a shelter dog or from a responsible breeder or from any of the myriad of other sources.) This book explains ...

Dog Talk: Training Your Dog Through A Canine Point Of View

19 reviews
John Ross, Barbara McKinney

St. Martin's Press, 1995

Best book on the market
I bought this book (amongst others) 8 years ago when I got my first dog. After reading all of the dog books I could lay my hands on, I decided to try this one. I followed it religiously and it worked like a dream. As a result, both my dogs are amazingly well trained and behaved. By the time they were six months old they both responded to spoken commands as well as hand signals. I can leave ...

The Wombat: Common Wombats in Australia (Australian Natural History Series)

1 review
Barbara Triggs

New South Wales Univ Pr Ltd, 1988

Wombats, Weasels, Woodchucks, Warblers, and Wasps!
This book is an excellent reference (indeed, one of the few references available for us non-Ozzies!) for this fascinating critter

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