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86 reviews
James Webb

Bantam, 2001

the finest book on Vietnam
Having read this book several times since it was first published, I still believe it is the finest written on the war.

Bad Hair

16 reviews
James Innes-Smith, Henrietta Webb

Bloomsbury USA, 2002

Oh My!
I first saw this book at the hair salon. The red-headed cover model was daring me to pick it and and give it a browse. Oh My! I'm so glad I did! "Bad Hair" is full of some of the most hysterical and, uh, creative hairstyles. This is from the time of the perm and feathering, after all. In addition to wondering of the hair, the fashions represented are a hoot. This little book is just so much fun!

Born Fighting: How the Scots-Irish Shaped America

136 reviews
James Webb

Broadway, 2005

Born Fightng- How the Scots-Irish shaped America
This history of Scotland and Ireland and the effect its immigrants had on the US is fascinating and rich with detail and description. A must read for people of that descent and to anyone who enjoys a well written history and political analysis.

Learning Legal Rules: A Student's Guide to Legal Method and Reasoning
James Holland, Julian Webb

Oxford University Press, USA, 2006

Learning Legal Rules brings together the theory, structure, and practice of legal reasoning in a readily accessible style. The book explains how to uncover and exploit the mysteries of legal materials. This is then used to draw the student into the techniques of legal analysis and argument and the operation of precedent and statutory interpretation.

Technique for Producing Ideas

20 reviews
James Webb Young

NTC/Contemporary Publishing Company, 1988

Just FIVE simple steps.....
......that's all it takes to learn how to come up with new & creative ideas, time after time. As Young says, the idea & the technique itself are so plain & logically simple that you may even miss it; despite the fact that the book is only some 48 pages long. It's easy to read & in your haste to learn "the secret" you may finish the book too quickly. Some thoughtful reading is required, so please ...

The Badge: True and Terrifying Crime Stories That Could Not Be Presented on TV, from the Creator and Star of ...

4 reviews
Jack Webb

Da Capo Press, 2005

Great True Stories of Crime in Los Angeles and the LAPD
On radio, in the 1950s television version of Dragnet, and in its 1960s resurrection, Jack Webb was Sergeant Joe Friday, the straight-shooting, no-nonsense exemplar of the LAPD. In this non-fiction book, Webb tells the real stories of crimes that were too violent to be broadcast on "Dragnet." Among them are the famous murder of the "Black Dahlia," a woman who was tortured for days before her ...

Misdiagnosis And Dual Diagnoses Of Gifted Children And Adults: ADHD, Bipolar, OCD, Asperger's, Depression, ...

25 reviews
James T. Webb, Edward R. Amend, ...

Great Potential Press, 2005

The First Book I Recommend!!
This book is absolutely groundbreaking. I am a child clincial psychologist in private practice and am frequently faced with children who are bright but are not doing well in school. For fifteen plus years in the field, I paid no attention to whether a child of concern was gifted. Now, with this book my eyes have been opened. Many of the children who have been referred to me are gifted and need ...

The Emperor's General

49 reviews
James Webb

Broadway, 1999

A rivetting historical novel of MacArthur in postwar Japan.
This is a ripping good historical novel about General MacArthur's leadership of the American occupation of Japan--the first time in over a thousand years that the "nation family" of Japan suffered defeat and conquest. The author tells the story from the perspective of one Jay Marsh, a young Japanese-speaking American captain and aide-de-camp to General MacArthur. Seen from Marsh's perspective, ...

Lost Soldiers

40 reviews
James Webb

Dell, 2002

Lost Soldiers
My husband loves to read anything military and this book was one of his favorites!

A Sense of Honor
James Webb

Bantam, 1982

The new novel of war, peace and passion by the best selling author of fields of fire

Military Combative Masters of the 20th Century

6 reviews
Tank Todd, James Webb

Lulu.com, 2006

Outstanding!
This book cuts to the chase and highlights the pioneers of military hand-to-hand combat. The book is indepth, concise and well written. A must for all CQC instructors, military personnel and soldiers of the Armed Forces.

Managing NASA in the Apollo Era

LeClue22, 2008

Few things can better serve managers in leadership roles in large, complex, technology-based organizations than knowing how other organizations have coped with the problems that must be solved to achieve success. This book is an exciting case study of the history of the Apollo program and how NASA?s leaders and thinkers met the challenges of the Race for Space.

Macho Women With Guns

1 review
James Desborough, Nathan Webb

Mongoose Publishing, 2003

Great Book
A light hearted romp throught the a devastated world. It is one of the best reads I have had in ages. I am so gload Mongoose has resurrected this cult game. So many nice touches, Bat Winged Bimbo's, Renegade Nuns. What else do you need.

A Country Such as This

11 reviews
James H. Webb

US Naval Institute Press, 2001

Another Excellent Read From James Webb
This story chronicles the lives of three classmates from the U.S. Naval Academy who graduated in 1951. It takes the reader thru their careers and marriages. One character was a marine hero in Korea, went on to join the FBI and the was elected to congress. Another was a skilled pilot who was shot down on a mission in Vietnam and was a prisoner of war. The third, was an engineer and scientist ...

A Sense of Honor: A Novel (Bluejacket Books)

35 reviews
James H. Webb

US Naval Institute Press, 1995

Quelled on the wing like eagles struck in air. . .
It's been 15 years since I read this book the first time as a Midshipman. While quite a bit has changed in my life since then, I am amazed at how quickly A Sense of Honor took me back to my youthful days at USNA. As I read Webb's story this time, I was amazed at how differently it affected me and how greatful I am for my own experiences and relationships I took from the Academy. They call ...

Psychological Assessment With the MMPI-2

1 review
Alan F. Friedman, Richard Lewak, ...

Lawrence Erlbaum, 2000

Good clinician's tool
I am using this book for a graduate class, and I can only say that it has been invaluable. This book is a must-have for any aspiring clinician that plans to use the MMPI-2 for assessment. It has everything you need and more, and breaks down the scales in a comprehensible manner.

How to Become an Advertising Man
James Webb Young

NTC/Contemporary Publishing Company, 1989

Managing Diversity in the Military: Research Perspectives from the Defense Equal Opportunity Management ...

1 review

Transaction Publishers, 2001

A compilation of twenty-four lengthy, critical essays
Mickey R. Dansby, James B. Stewart, and Schuyler C. Webb effectively collaborate to edit Managing Diversity In The Military: Research Perspectives From The Defense Equal Opportunity Management Institute, a compilation of twenty-four lengthy, critical essays of a subject that inevitably arouses heated debate: issues of diversity in the United States military, and how to best resolve often widely ...

Something to Die For

6 reviews
James Webb

Avon, 1992

A great book.
Webb is one of the best military authors out there. This book combines both the soldiers' view of life, as in Fields of Fire, with the seamy side of military life; our senior military and political leadership. If you enjoy any of the Clancy-type military/political thrillers you will enjoy this book and realize Webb actually inserts some thought and insightful commentary while giving a good ...

A Parent's Guide to Gifted Children

11 reviews
James T. Webb, Janet L. Gore, ...

Great Potential Pr., Inc., 2007

VERY comprehensive!
This is by far the most comprehensive book about gifted children that I have seen. It covers a broad range of topics, yet still manages to be quite detailed and "meaty". An entire 19 page chapter is devoted to the characteristics of gifted children. In addition to the usual checklist, the chapter also looks at Dabrowski's overexcitabilities, the gifted child's sense of humor, imagination, etc. ...

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