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Doctor Who-The Daemons (Doctor Who: The Scripts)

4 reviews
Robert Sloman, Barry Letts

Titan Books Ltd, 1992

A good novelisation of a classic serial.
Whether you have seen the TV version of this story or not, if you are in to classic telefantasy style science fiction then this book is a must have!! Out of print, but if you get the opportunity then buy a copy!!

Mastering The Management Buckets: 20 Critical Competencies for Leading Your Business or Non-profit

7 reviews
John Pearson

Regal, 2008

Comprehensive set of best ideas and practices
After starting to read this book my reaction was WOW! I've never seen so many practical ideas for leaders in one book. John Pearson draws on a vast array of sources that he came across over his long career including time he spent with Peter Drucker. The book describes 20 critical competencies are broad and include topics you don't usually find in books on leadership such as systems, board, ...

Complete Guide to Colorado's Wilderness Areas

6 reviews
Mark Pearson, John Fielder

Westcliffe Publishers, 1994

Flat-out awesome!
As one of the few Colorado Natives, I have seen much of the state. But our local boy John Fielder has seen much more. His ratings, descriptions and maps have been 'right-on' with what I have seen thus far and with the Fielder photography, it provides a great additional perspective on the already detailed descriptions. I 've gotten lost in the book a few times just dreaming of my next ...

The Angel Maker

25 reviews
Ridley Pearson

Random House Audio, 1993

Delusions Of Godhood...
Are what motivates Elden Tegg--not the idea of saving lives. Of course Sgt Lou Boldt and his squad understand that, even before they know who Tegg is. Tegg--a failed transplant surgeon turned vetrinarian--deludes his assistant and a con man that he's making adifference and saving lives. His assistant draws the line at doing a "heart" which leaves him vulnerable to the same mistakes that got ...

The Model Mormon Mother's Notebook - A Book for All Mothers - Humorous, Sad, and Recognition - Wonderful Gift ...
Carol Lynn Pearson

Cedar Fort Inc, 2005

If motherhood is near to divinity, then folding tons of laundry for what seems like a millenniumwhile SMILINGmust make one a Saint! This booklet is one you will want to share with all the special women in your life. It will make you laugh, make you cry, and make you glad you are a mother. Carol Lynn Pearson is a best-selling author of numerous books and plays, among them Beginnings, The Lesson, Consider the Butterfly, My Turn on Earth, Mother ...

American Cultural Studies: A Reader

Oxford University Press, USA, 2000

This provocative new collection shows how the burgeoning field of cultural studies has developed in the U.S. Introducing vital concepts, arguments, theories, and disciplinary debates, American Cultural Studies: A Reader is a panorama of great writing and powerful ideas. It illustrates a uniquely American response to questions of power and identity in the politics of culture. More than forty selections from key figures in "new journalism," ...

Colorado's Canyon Country

2 reviews
Mark Pearson

Westcliffe Publishers, 2001

Hiking Colorado BLM
Great guidebook! I have lived in Colorado for 36 years. What a treat to discover more places to hike, float, and camp in my own backyard! The maps and trail descriptions were just right. I also agree with Fielder and Pearson about protecting these areas from development and overuse by motorized vehicles.

The Practical Psychic: Practical techniques for enlisting the resources of your own ability

1 review
John Friedlander

Red Wheel / Weiser, 1991

A fun way to explore one's Self.
The title may sound like an oxymoron; in fact the authors themselves give an explanation of their title in several places: in the bottom of the front cover of the book, in the Introduction and the second page in Chapter 1; the last one is the esoteric amplification of the first two, and it is that a practical psychic is one who works with one's deep/higher self ( not an exact quote ). A ...

An Introduction to Metaphysics (Henri Bergson Centennial)

5 reviews
Henri Bergson

Palgrave Macmillan, 2007

Great book for students considering Metaphysics.
The author Bergson has written a book that is ideal for students and or anybody considering studying or learning about "Metaphysics". However, I personally feel that somebody who is not a philosopher would do better to study some of Aristotle before looking into studying metaphysics. Nevertheless this book does it's job and does it well in the introduction of metaphysics by telling the reader ...

Comprehensive Wellness for Firefighters: Fitness and Health Guide for Fire and Rescue Workers
John Hayford, Wendi Royer

Wiley, 1995

The life-threatening risks that fire service personnel face are taxing both physically and mentally. Firefighters and emergency medical personnel have a higher rate of heart disease, lung disease, cancer, substance abuse problems, and injuries than the general population. Studies show that high levels of cardiovascualr conditioning, muscular strength, endurance, and flexibility allow firefighters to perform their jobs safely and more ...

Learn Me Good

24 reviews
John Pearson

Lulu.com, 2006

Didn't want this book to end!
After each email ended, I was faced with a conundrum: keep reading on or stop and save the rest for later, savoring each email like a piece of fine chocolate. I wanted to keep reading on, but didn't want this book to end! I stumbled across this book as I searched for books with the same themes as mine (humor, education). The book preview was enough to convince me to buy the book--I liked the ...

C: Because Cowards Get Cancer Too
John Diamond

Random House Audiobooks, 2001

James Bond: The Authorized Biography of 007
John Pearson

Pyramid Books, 1975

Fictional biography of James Bond a.k.a. 007

Painfully Rich: The Outrageous Fortune and Misfortunes of the Heirs of J. Paul Getty

1 review
John Pearson

St Martins Pr, 1995

Money is Where You Find It
The story of the wealthy Getty family is told in "Painfully Rich." If you're thinking of reading this book to learn how to get rich like tycoon J. Paul Getty, forget it. The family fortune was largely due to luck. J. Paul Getty was the patriarch of a dysfunctional family because of his bizarre attitudes toward marriage. He repeatedly married nymphets and then he deserted them when they ...

Tornado Down
John Peters, John Nichol, ...

Penguin Books Ltd, 1998

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