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906 reviews
Jane Austen

Signet Classics, 1950

Worth paying for on the Kindle
Kindle owners hopefully are aware of the wealth of free editions of the classics which are available through Feedbooks and other sources. I obtained a copy of P&P from feedbooks originally and while it was easy to get and the price was right, the overall quality of the text is not great. I've found several typos, presumably the result of OCR errors and it's somewhat distracting. Since P&P ...

Closer to the Light

19 reviews
Melvin Morse, Paul Perry, ...

Ivy Books, 1991

WORTH MORE THAN 5 STARS
Description ~CLOSER TO THE LIGHT~ Learn What Children "SEE" When They Are Near Death, OR Have Just Crossed The Threshold... . TRUE STORY FROM ME-- I Had A Neice Who Died And Saw A Field Of Beautiful Flowers And Green Grass. She Could Smell The flowers. She Was Told She Could Stay And She Remembers Looking At her Body All Bandaged Up, Her head covered in Bandages.... She Heard Doctors ...

The Beekeeper's Handbook, Third Edition

14 reviews
Alphonse Avitabile, Diana Sammataro

Cornell University Press, 2006

Good book
I like this book quite a-lot. I recommend it over BeeKeeping for Dummies. Well written, nice pictures, simple style.

Magic Pickle Graphic Novel

1 review
Scott Morse

GRAPHIX, 2008

I don't want a pickle, I just wanna ride my motorcycle
I should begin this review by being straight with you. I am not an impartial reader of this book. There have been times, more in my life than I can count, when I have craved a dill pickle spear. I admit it. The cat is officially out of the bad. I love pickles and I'm not ashamed of the fact. And magic pickles do sound tasty. On the other hand, I'm also a picky graphic novel reader. There's so ...

Tales of the Vampires (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)

11 reviews
Joss Whedon, Ben Edlund, ...

Dark Horse, 2004

Very Cool
Very cool comic book. I enjoyed it a lot, I received it in perfect condition. Quick read, keeps you interested.

Managerial Accounting

1 review
Morse, Davis Hartgraves

Cambridge, 2009

Book for class
I had to get this book for class. I am taking an accounting course in pursuit of my MBA.

Managing Engineering and Technology (4th Edition) (Prentice Hall International Series)

2 reviews
Lucy C. Morse, Dan L. Babcock

Prentice Hall, 2006

MANAGING ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY
THE BOOK IS VERY GOOD, ELOBORATIVE AND EASY TO UNDERSTAND. VERY GOOD FOR TEACHING FACULTIES.

Cooking at the Kasbah: Recipes from My Moroccan Kitchen

24 reviews
Kitty Morse

Chronicle Books, 1998

The Top Moroccan recipe cook book
Kitty Morse is probably the primary Moroccan cook book author and well deserved. She still has a home in Morocco and leads a cooking tour once a year. The book contains all types of recipes to have a true diffa (feast) and uses ingredients generally available (you should make preserved lemons). The instructions are excellent and the tastes are remarkable. My wife and I have done a number of ...

README FIRST for a User's Guide to Qualitative Methods

4 reviews
Lyn Richards, Janice M. Morse

Sage Publications, Inc, 2006

One of the best!
This is one of the best qualitative textbook that I've ever read. (And I read extensively.) It's easy to read. The writing style is concise and unpretensious. Unlike other bulky research method textbooks, it contains less than 300 pages. I use it as a portable book on the go. The title may lead people to think that it is for beginners who haven't undertaken their studies. At one point, this ...

Scholastic Book Of World Records 2009

2 reviews
Jenifer Morse

Scholastic Reference, 2008

my boys love this book!
My boys are 9 and 10 and have been looking at "Record" books for the last few years. They were very excited to open this one up under the tree. Lots of colorful pictures and stats. A great book for kids that like to follow this type of stuff :-)

Queen & Country The Definitive Edition Volume 4 (Queen and Country (Graphic Novels))
Greg Rucka, Antony Johnston, ...

Oni Press, 2009

Queen & Country, the Eisner Award-winning and critically lauded espionage series from acclaimed novelist and comic book author Greg Rucka, is back in a new series of definitive editions collecting the entire classic series in just four, affordable softcovers. In this fourth and final collection, readers are sucked into the thrilling and often-times devastating world of international espionage as SIS field agents are sent all over the world, ...

Birds of the Puget Sound Region (Regional Bird Books)

1 review
Bob Morse, Tom Aversa, ...

R.W. Morse Company, 2003

Great local birding book
I just recently got hooked on birding, because I've always been intimidated by larger birdbooks, such as those with birds from all of North America. As a beginner with a lot of outdoor experience, I knew all the distinctive, easy to identify birds, but all the perching birds just seemed brown, light brown, dark brown, or basically the exact same as every other perching bird. Because this book ...

Classic Rock Stories: The Stories Behind the Greatest Songs of All Time

4 reviews
Tim Morse

St. Martin's Griffin, 1998

I love this book!
I am a classic rock junkie, I love learning new things about the bands and the songs. I could read this book over and over again, its filled with tons of information that is incredibly interesting to someone like me! I only wish it were longer so that i would have more to read!

The Evolution Diet: What and How We Were Designed to Eat, Second Edition

5 reviews
Joseph Morse

Code Publishing, 2008

Excellent book! I am already seeing results!
The Evolution Diet: What and How We Were Designed to Eat (2nd Edition) is very well written and extremely helpful! I read Morse's first edition of the Evolution Diet, but his 2nd Edition is even more thorough! He adds intelligent content and helpful information, which provides more clarity and substance to the book. I loved part 7 on how to live off the land, especially the section on eating ...

SwitchPoints: Culture Change on the Fast Track to Business Success
Judy Johnson, Les Dakens, ...

Wiley, 2008

SwitchPoints is the inspiring story of how Canadian National Railway (CN) advanced from good to great in a few short years?becoming North America's top-performing railroad and a favorite with of corporate customers and investors. In it, the authors reveal how company-wide culture change propelled this aging transportation giant to become the profitable powerhouse it is today. Rich with insights and anecdotes, SwitchPoints offers lessons that ...

How Now Shall We Live? Devotional (Colson, Charles)

90 reviews
Charles Colson, Anne Morse

Tyndale House Publishers, 2004

A Great Worldview Primer for Discipleship
As my title suggests, Colson's book would be a great worldview primer for discipleship purposes. In a day and age where people believe that creation is an accident and God is a non-issue, we have to begin by demonstrating that it is more logical to look to a Creator than to presume that all of creation is a coincidence, what Colson called pre-evangelism. To take it a step further, many people ...

Where God Lives: The Science of the Paranormal and How Our Brains are Linked to the Universe

22 reviews
Melvin Morse, Paul Perry

HarperOne, 2001

Worth the reading effort!
I am happy to recommend a really fascinating book by Dr. Melvin Morse called Where God Lives, which is about the "hidden pattern" that connects reality, quantum information and our brains (and the right temporal lobe in particular), examining a wide variety of out of body, transcendental, spiritual and thus "paranormal" experiences that we try to make sense of in various ways. Though this book ...

Ghosts from the Nursery: Tracing the Roots of Violence

25 reviews
Robin Karr-Morse, Meredith S. Wiley

Atlantic Monthly Press, 1998

everyone needs to understand this book
GFTN draws some frightening pictures and equally frightening conclusions. My attachment to this book is that it is essentially fact-based and scientific. I might not like the tale, but I believe the authors have done a good job at setting forth their case. And, whether or not one agrees with the authors' methodology. conclusions or recommendations, one must read this book and understand its ...

Magic Pickle Vs. The Egg Poacher
Scott Morse

GRAPHIX, 2008

In book two of Scott Morse's funny send up of superheroes, eight-year-old JoJo is hard at work on her homework, when Magic Pickle bursts through her bedroom floor. The flying kosher dill needs her help: there's a bad egg in town. The Egg Poacher is working for the Brotherhood of Evil Produce. The Brotherhood wants him to kidnap a "wild kiwi" from the zoo, which they think could be a welcome addition to their rogue produce gang. Egg Poacher has ...

How to Start a Home-Based Housecleaning Business, 2nd (Home-Based Business Series)

5 reviews
Laura Jorstad, Melinda Morse

Globe Pequot, 2005

Well Thought Out Description of a Small Business
Melinda Morse started a housecleaning business when she was in college, had $80 in the bank, needed an income, had to have flexible hours to stay in school, couldn't find a job. A friend suggested that she pick up just a few housecleaning jobs as a quick fix. She knew nothing about starting a business. In a few years she had learned a lot, probably more than she learned while getting her Ph.D. ...

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