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One Nation: America Remembers September 11, 200166 reviews
Life Magazine, editors of LIFE magazine

Little, Brown and Company, 2001

A portrayal of any kind... is the truth of 9/11/01...
A message to each and every reviewer who takes time to add thoughts to a any media of memorial of 9/11, World Trade Center Towers tragedy... thank you from my heart. My spouse and I resided on the Lower West Side, Battery Park City, Gateway Plaza, So. End Ave. As survivors of the 9/11 World Trade Center Towers tragedy... From our Gateway Plaza apartment, facing the street and 300 yards from the ...
  
  











  



  
Finding Noel58 reviews
Richard Paul Evans

Center Point Large Print, 2006

The Real Story
The irony of fictional writing is that it works best when it comes from a real place. According to author Richard Paul Evans, the background story of his novel "Finding Noel," is drawn from the real-life story of Celeste Edmunds, a woman with whom he used to work. As with his previous books, this is a personal work for Evans; he uses family names, origins, religion, illness and little ...
  
  











  



  
The Daily Five: Fostering Literacy Independence in the Elementary Grades46 reviews
Gail Boushey, Joan Moser

Stenhouse Publishers, 2006

what a difference
My district has used a reading and writing workshop approach for at least ten years. This book has truly helped me to step back and take the time needed at the beginning of the year to establish strong routines. I don't believe the information is new, it is just laid out in a consise, reader friendly manner. My students are much more on-task and quiet during literacy work times. The "first 25 ...
  
  











  



  
The House That Love Built: The Story of Linda & Millard Fuller, Founders of Habitat for Humanity and the ...54 reviews
Bettie B. Youngs

Hampton Roads Pub Co, 2007

A Testament to What God Can Do
"The House that Love Built" is a testament to what God can do through open and willing minds and hearts. Bettie B. Youngs takes Millard and Linda Fuller from their childhood years through college and huge financial success to a crisis that led eventually to a radical new way of living. In 1968 the Fullers, working closely with Clarence Jordan, co-founder of the Christian community Koinonia ...
  
  











  



  
When Crickets Cry (Center Point Premier Fiction (Large Print))66 reviews
Charles Martin

Center Point Large Print, 2007

Very Inspiring
Charles Martin is a wonderful writer. His characters are developed well and I came to love them. This is a great book!
  
  











  



  
Discover Wellness: How Staying Healthy Can Make You Rich36 reviews
Bob Hoffman, Jason Deitch

Center Path Publishing, 2007

Simply a no-nonsense guide
Written by Dr. Bob Hoffman and Dr. Jason A. Deitch, Discover Wellness: How Staying Healthy Can Make You Rich is a guide to not only improving one's health and quality of life, but also foster pocketbook savings in the process. Chapters are filled with simple, time-tested methods for fostering improved health, from consciously applying better posture to promote spinal health to simple stretches ...
  
  











  



  
A Pattern Language: Towns, Buildings, Construction (Center for Environmental Structure Series)78 reviews
Christopher Alexander

Oxford University Press, USA, 1977

Wonderful!
This book is the quintessential book on the subject of creating authentic living spaces. This book provides a near mystical approach to architecture in a very simplistic form that anyone can understand.
  
  











  



  
Little Britches: Father and I Were Ranchers60 reviews
Ralph Moody

Center Point Large Print, 2004

Speechless
Oh I am speechless. This is a book full of grace, character, This is the writers real life boyhood and apparently thought he could make a good book out of it. Boy was he right! I could read this book about three hundred times and then maybe think about putting it down! This man had such a life as a kid! man you would think it was fictional but when you know its not it makes you well... Speechless!
  
  











  



  
Counter Hack: A Step-by-Step Guide to Computer Attacks and Effective Defenses (The Radia Perlman Series in ...42 reviews
Edward Skoudis

Prentice Hall PTR, 2001

Another winner
Nutshell review - Another great book by Ed Skoudis. Covers all the popular attack vectors and a variety of possible defence techniques. A solid book from which further study and investigation can be undertaken. Management people should read this too.
  
  











  



  
Just 2 Seconds35 reviews
Gavin de Becker, Tom Taylor, ...

Gavin de Becker Center for the Study and Reduction of Violence, 2008

A MUST READ
Set to revolutionize the world of private security and law enforcement, Just 2 Seconds is next in a line of best sellers from Gavin DeBecker. I highly recommend this book for anyone charged with the protection of others. It's packed with plenty of examples of real life situations that will lead the reader from page to page learning something new with each turn. Thank you to all who had a hand ...
  
  











  



  
The Dead Don't Dance (Awakening Series #1)31 reviews
Charles Martin

Center Point Books, 2005

wonerful characterizations of southern people
The Dead Don't Dance is simply marvelous. Charles Martin has written a profound novel of life in the South without creating ridiculous characters. The protagonist is a man trying to find meaning in his life after the death of his firstborn and the half-life of his wife after she lapsed into a coma following complications from the birth. A must read for anyone searching for meaning in their ...
  
  











  



  
An Ordinary Man (Readers Circle)33 reviews
Paul Rusesabagina, Tom Zoellner

Center Point Large Print, 2008

Phenomenal Biography, modestly written
I purchased this book two months before I had the courage to read it. I feared it would be too upsetting and entirely depressing to engage myself in. The book begins with a wonderful history of Paul's life. His vivid descriptions of The Land of A Thousand Hills, the banana beer, the family, his path to hotel management. It is an interesting story about a young man growing up in Africa. ...
  
  











  



  
Roses for Mama31 reviews
Janette Oke

Center Point Large Print, 2002

All-Time-Favorite Janette Oke
I first read "Roses For Mama" when I was 13 (many years ago), and was completely "hooked" on this story from the start. I have read it over and over and keep thinking about the characters and events even though it's been about a year since my last read. This is excellent fiction for readers of all ages - particularly for teenage girls, as it provides good moral lessons that are strongly needed ...
  
  











  



  
Handbook to Higher Consciousness32 reviews
Ken Keyes

Living Love Center, 1973

Read it Twice!
This is a pragmatic book. I first got this book back in the 70s. I didn't realize what a treasure this book is. This book will simply teach you how to be successful and happy always. Successful as in let go of the emotional junk that keeps you held back, keeps you sleepy, and all that. Sounds hokey? Well, that's why I didn't read it for about 20 to 30 years. I skimmed it, saw one line in ...
  
  











  



  
Analysis of Shaolin Chin Na, 2nd Edition: Instructors Manual for All Martial Styles30 reviews
Jwing-Ming Yang

YMAA Publication Center, 2004

Helps me in ALL of my training
I am a teacher of Yoshinkan Aikido with 30 years of training in various martial arts, including Taichi and now Chin Na. I have been familiar with Dr Yang's works but never owned any of his books until last year. I finally had an opportunity to attend one of his seminars and now study with some of his students. I am also trying to collect as much of his works as I can. I found this book to ...
  
  











  



  
Meditations on Violence: A Comparison of Martial Arts Training & Real World Violence35 reviews
Rory Miller

YMAA Publication Center, 2008

One of the best books on self-protection ever written!
"Meditations on Violence: A Comparison of Martial Arts Training & Real World Violence" is without a shadow of a doubt one of the best books on self-protection ever written. I really enjoy books that cut through the crap and give useful (i.e. potentially life-saving) advice in a down to earth and accessible way. Rory has a great writing style and the hard-won information he presents is imparted in ...
  
  











  



  
This One and Magic Life: a Novel of a Southern Family31 reviews
Anne George

Center Point Large Print, 2004

Laden with Happiness and Tears
Spaces and overlaps and the time space continuum. Family, heart, soul, southern fiction at its very richest. Voices from the grave and a meeting of the generations as a family icon passes through this world. Mortality, as seen through a veil of overlaps and spaces, quirks and characters. Sunrise, Sunset - flows through the chapters like the water of Mobile Bay. Bittersweet beauty woven ...
  
  











  



  
Struggle, politics, and reform: Collective action, social movements and cycles of protest (Cornell studies in ...32 reviews
Sidney G Tarrow

Center for International Studies, Cornell University, 1991

Motel of the Mysteries
It was recomended by a teacher friend. It's quirky, funny & full of imagination. I have read books by Elisabeth Peters on archeology & discovering Egyption tombs so I enjoyed this because it challenges the imagination on what future scientists might discover about our civilization.
  
  











  



  
Literacy Work Stations: Making Centers Work31 reviews
Debbie Diller

Stenhouse Publishers, 2003

LOVE IT
I actually have two copies of this book. I had misplaced my first copy and had to have another one. I use these ideas throughout my kindergarten classroom. It would be even better for first and second grade classrooms. I use the "I Can" lists and management board ideas. This book really helps make centers work. I plan on giving one as a gift any time I have a student teacher. If you can only ...
  
  











  



  
Levi's Will (Center Point Premier Fiction (Large Print))30 reviews
W. Dale Cramer

Center Point Books, 2006

Quiet, thought-provoking, journey of discovery
In 1985, sixty-year-old Will McGruder gets the sad news that his elderly father has passed away, and Will heads to Apple Creek, Ohio, for the funeral, accompanied by Riley, his thirty-five-year-old son. And, Will begins to re-examine his past, his relationships, his values, and his life. In 1943, nineteen-year-old Will Mullett decides he cannot stay with his rigid, dogmatic, Old Order Amish ...
  
  











  







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