starting american forgotten balancing

books:

1. Gone but not Forgotten (Not Forgotten Series No. 1)

17 reviews
Shaun Bradley Roundy

Univ of Life, 1998

AN EXCELLENT BOOK TO BE SURE.
I SELDOM PICK A BOOK UP THAT I CAN NOT PUT DOWN,BUT THIS ONE WAS LIKE THAT.. .I WANTED TO KNOW WHAT EACH CHARACTER WAS DOING NEXT! A BOOK SIMILAR TO THIS THAT READERS WILL LOVE IS STOLEN MOMENTS BY BARBARA JEANNE FISHER. ..IT IS A BEAUTIUFL LOVE STORY THAT TOUCHES THE DEPTH OF ONE'S HEART, WITH EVERY POSSIBLE LOVE KNOWN TO HUMANS IN IT. ..IT IS ONE THAT YOU WILL WANT TO READ OVER AND OVER, ...

An American in China: Starting Over

1 review
Shaun Roundy

University of Life, 2001

Great story, great style!
The story is moving, entertaining, interesting, exciting... And I love the format: a series of vignettes from the author's experiences in Taiwan and China and reads like a journal of how it all felt, only better than a journal. Every other page includes a photograph (or 2 or 3 or 4...) that really help to communicate the flavor of the people and places you encounter in the book.

1 Step Closer to Clarity : Balancing Act: Achieving Balance, Peace and Joy the Simple & Easy Way
Shaun Roundy

University of Life, 2002

Have you ever felt like something is missing in your life? Have you ever thought things should move along a little more easily? Have you ever wished you could experience more peace and joy as the days and years roll along? Balancing Act supplies the questions and answers you need The insights are at once deep and simple. The writing is easy to follow and entertaining while honing your skills at creating the life you always dreamed of--or ...