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Dragons of Eberron (Dungeon & Dragons d20 3.5 Fantasy Roleplaying, Eberron Setting)

3 reviews
Keith Baker, Scott Fitzgerald Gray, ...

Wizards of the Coast, 2007

Like Dragons? Like Eberron?
If you answered "Yes!" to those questions, then this is for you. Now, if you're looking for a bunch of high-powered dragon magics tailored to Eberron, then this isn't your book. This book is more reading than number-crunching. This book is great for those wanting to explore the various aspects of Eberron mythology, and this is the definitive source for dragon mythology in Eberron. If ...

Secrets of Sarlona (Dungeons & Dragons d20 3.5 Fantasy Roleplaying, Eberron Supplement)

4 reviews
Keith Baker, Scott Fitzgerald Gray, ...

Wizards of the Coast, 2007

Good resource for Eberron Players and DMs
For anyone interested in psionics canon in Eberron, I'd highly recommend this book. There are a lot of NPCs and political information as well as some weapons and feats that may prove useful. It seems a little bit of a throw-back to forgotten realms style regional modules. Downsides for me was that the material was very vague or limited, geographically, but fairly detailed politically. For ...

Diet Wise: Let Your Body Choose the Food That's Right for You

2 reviews
Prof. Keith Scott-Mumby

Authors On Tour, 2007

The cure for what ails you without Prozac
I've known for a while that what I eat affects how I feel. But never before has what I eat been portrayed in such a way that physiology and chemistry make SENSE! Diet Wise is going to be a revolution. No longer do we have to try one fad or another! What we eat can be a customized and unique as who we are as people. It's about time!

Big Idea of Biblical Preaching, The: Connecting the Bible to People

2 reviews

Baker Books, 2003

A Book of Essays on Preaching
This book is required for Preaching I at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. It has some good examples of how to do good preaching (homiletics). It is also in honor of famous preacher Haddon Robinson, a professor emeritus. Being a collection of essays, there are a number of famous names, including Bruce Waltke, Paul Borden, Bruce Shelley, Scott Gibson, and others. The book is divided into 3 ...

Annihilation, Book 1 (Marvel Comics)

13 reviews
Keith Giffen, Dan Abnett, ...

Marvel Comics, 2007

classic
Classic space opera in comic form. If Jack Kirby were alive today,he would love this storyline. Big bold art,the type that makes children want tolearn to draw and read.

Dragons: Worlds Afire

3 reviews
R.A. Salvatore, Margaret Weis, ...

Wizards of the Coast, 2008

Dragons: Worlds Afire
I've been a fan of the Forgotten Realms since the beginning and the main reason I purchased this book was for the short story by R.A. Salvatore. I wanted to add this story to my collection of Realms novels and stories. The book itself is very nice; the artwork inside is elaborate, the one story I did read was very well put together with respect to the style and feel of the whole book and made ...

Secrets of Xen'drik (Dungeon & Dragons d20 3.5 Fantasy Roleplaying, Eberron Setting)

5 reviews
Keith Baker, Jason M. Bulmahn, ...

Wizards of the Coast, 2006

A very good look into a fascinating part of Eberron
As a DM, I really loved reading this suppliment. There are many maps, descriptions and side bars that allow you to truely customize Xen'drik for your players and your game. It's specific enough to keep you true to the setting, but open enough to make Xen'drik unique for each gaming group.

American Farmhouses: Country Style and Design

4 reviews
Leah Rosch

Simon & Schuster, 2002

Sumptuous and Informative
As a devotee of country style and an admirer of farmhouses around the northeast, I found this book to be charming. A cross between a coffee table book and a reference guide, it's the kind of thing you can pick up and peruse easily without having to read straight through. It's refreshingly useful-with just enough historical information for the nonacademic. I learn something new every time I refer ...

Virtual Medicine
Keith Scott-Mumby

Brigham Distributing, 2008

Medicine is about to undergo its most startling transformation. Life extends beyond the boundaries of our skin, as Professor Keith Scott-Mumby so eloquently shows. We are a whirling field of energies, which modern instruments can easily detect and measure. Once this is recognized, it opens the door to many exciting and revolutionary ways to diagnose and treat illness, including the use of interactive electronics. This is no longer the New Age, ...

Annihilation, Book 3 (Marvel Comics)

10 reviews
Keith Giffen, Christos Gage, ...

Marvel Comics, 2007

Finally a good epic book
Annihilation succeeds where Marvel's Civil War failed. Civil War was boring, poorly written, and hard to swallow. Annihilation in comparison is a great book that actually has some believability to it and a real sense of jeopardy for the heroes involved. Plus, it breathes some new life into some cosmic heroes/villains that have been on the back burner far too long at Marvel. I highly ...

Virtual Medicine: A New Dimension in Energy Healing

5 reviews
Keith Scott-Mumby

Timpanogos Publishing, 2004

A Rational Rationale for the New Medicine
You can read almost everywhere about Mind/Body medicine; it's almost a catchword. Yet here is a book,Virtual Medicine by Dr. Keith Scott-Mumby, which details, in a friendly, passionate way, the actual research and development of the science that supports the theory. His first three chapters, including a history of energy medicine and a well-reasoned explanation of how energetic information ...

Fighting for Your African American Marriage

1 review
Keith E. Whitfield, Howard J. Markman, ...

Jossey-Bass, 2001

Avoids overly technical language and gets to the nitty gritty
The concepts in Fighting for Your African American Marriage are based on psychological principals of male/female relationships, but sensitively adapted to the typical experiences of middle-class black couples. Keith Whitfield has obviously spent a lot of time with black couples, and seems to understand both the men and the women. The book expertly addresses issues of modern vs. traditional ...

The Moose That Roared: The Story of Jay Ward, Bill Scott, a Flying Squirrel, and a Talking Moose

18 reviews
Keith Scott

St. Martin's Griffin, 2001

Might overwhelm the reader on a first look; it's funnier, easier going when revisited
Some reviewers have found that Keith Scott's monumental tribute to Jay Ward Productions contains almost too much information to be easily enjoyed. The book deals with the "Rocky and Bullwinkle" TV cartoons only in part; to put the R & B phenomenon into context, Scott takes the reader back to Jay Ward's early days, then details the challenging and often harrowing path Ward took through life: a ...

Country Living Crafting Soap at Home (Country Living)

2 reviews
Mike Hulbert

Hearst, 2003

Surprisingly good!!
I didn't really expect much when I read that it includes M&P recipes, but I was pleasantly surprised at how useful it looks! Most of the book is concerned with recipes for CP soapmaking, with seven basic recipes (5 all veggie oil, one tallow, one goat-milk & veggie oil) and several specialty recipes. Without actually sitting down and counting recipes, I'd estimate that it's about 75% CP recipes, ...

The Illustrated Cottage: A Decorative Fairy Tale Inspired by Provence (Country Living)

7 reviews
Nina Williams

Hearst, 2001

a decorative fairy tale.....
As stated in the book's introduction, the decoration of this house does indeed capture the mood, spirit and colors of Provence. Anyone looking for ideas or studies of trompe l'oeil will totally enjoy the art on every page. I remember the first time I saw the art of Fisher and Chappell in an old issue of Country Living magazine. They artfully painted a garden shed and it made the cover of the ...

Poison Elves Ventures Volume 1: Hyena (Poison Elves Ventures)
Drew Hayes, Keith Davidsen, ...

Sirius Entertainment, 2006

In Poison Elves, she is the deadliest woman in all of Amrahly'nn, and the only woman ever to tame the rogue elf, Lusiphur. She's Hyena, the seductive sorceress with power enough to raze the planet, and she's appearing in her very own Trade Paperback. This collection features rare Hyena stories and art by Drew Hayes, including his first new cover in almost 2 years! Also included is the original 4-issue Hyena mini-series by the team that brings ...

Some Assembly Required (Star Trek: SCE, Omnibus Book 3)

4 reviews
Greg Brodeur, Scott Ciencin, ...

Star Trek, 2003

ST-SCE Book #3: Some Assembly Required
Star Trek-Starfleet Corps of Engineers Book #3: Some Assembly Required is an anthology of four stort stories involving the the corps of engineers first appearing as ebooks and now is in printed form. "Some Assembly Required" contains: "The Riddled Post" written by Aaron Rosenberg "Here, There be Monsters" written by Keith R.A. Decandido "Ambush" written by Dave Galanter and Greg Brodeur "Some ...

Slaughterhouse: The Handbook of the Eastern Front

12 reviews

The Aberjona Press, 2004

A "Must-Have" for the Eastern Front
Without echoing what others have written, this book is one that will appeal to both the neophytes and the veterans of researching the Eastern Front. It is useful on several levels, and contains a wealth of information that in some cases is newly available in the English language! While there is a considerable amount of information in the book, it really is presented in such a logical fashion ...

Only The Best On Customer Service (Only The Best Series)
Larry H. Winget; Shep Hyken; Sue Pistone; Keith Harrell; Mikki Williams; Sue Hershkowitz; Vic Osteen; Scott McKain; Lisa Ford; Mel Kleiman; Roxanne Emmerich; Dan Clark; Marc Hardy

Win Publications, 1996

"Only the Best on Customer Service" is one of a series of "Only the Best" books that feature great ideas for improving your life and your business from some of America's top speakers, trainers, consultants and authors.

Breakdowns (Star Trek)

4 reviews
Scott Ciencin, Keith R. A. DeCandido, ...

Star Trek, 2005

ST:SCE, Breakdowns, Book7
Star Trek: Strafleet Corps of Engineers, Breakdown, Book 7 is a compilation of 4 short story e-books in print form for easier reading. "Breakdowns" has four stories in it and they are as follows: Home Fires wriiten by Dayton Ward and Kevin Gilmore Age of Unreason written by Scott Ciencin Balance of Nature written by Heather Jarman Breakdowns written by Keith R.A. DeCandido These are ...

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