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Walk Through Cold Fire (Books for Young Readers)

27 reviews
Cin Forshay-Lunsford

Delacorte Books for Young Readers, 1985

This was written from her heart and touched mine
I found this book when I was sixteen, having seen the same life that Desiree spoke of (although I was younger than her). For years I have wanted to find another person who has read this book, because it hit home so hard. My "Billy" was Jim...I sometimes wonder where he is today.My best friend, Trishee, was Violet...she was killed three years ago in a drunk driving accident and it makes it all ...

Hot Lights, Cold Steel: Life, Death and Sleepless Nights in a Surgeon's First Years

30 reviews
Michael J. Collins

St. Martin's Griffin, 2006

Doctors Are People, Too
Hot Lights, Cold Steel is an intriguing account of the life of a doctor. Written by orthopedic surgeon Michael J. Collins, it is a fast-paced reminiscence of his four years as a resident at the prestigious Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Michigan. Throughout the book, Collins connects the reader to many of his important cases. Told on such a relatable basis, the reader experiences the achievement, ...

Interceptions

33 reviews
Staci Robinson

Cold Tree Press, 2007

Interceptions: By ,Staci Robinson
This book is amazing! Forget about the TV show; and get this book. Interceptions takes you deeper into the lives of NFL players;their wives;groupies,etc. This book is a must have! Staci is a very talented author.

Into the Cold Fire (Daughters of the Moon #2)

70 reviews
Lynne Ewing

Volo, 2000

Into the Cold Fire Review By: Diana
This book is about a girl who might be endangered by a groupd of people who is after her. These group of people are bad people who try to bring good people to the bad side. This book is a magical book with girls who have powers and they are trying to fight the bad people away. I liked this book because each character has a different personality and different ways to handle things in situations ...

Cold Eyes

47 reviews
Romina Wilcox

Xlibris Corporation, 2007

What a great read!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I am by no means a professional writer, I just love to read. I got "Cold Eyes" a while ago and was finally able to read it. I read the book in one sitting because I simply could not put it down. Romina Wilcox has a way of taking you on a journey. It starts off slow and easy then goes all twisty-turney on you. The plot twists were wicked and fun and I enjoyed the novel very much. I found ...

Cold Fusion Web Application Construction Kit, Second Edition with Cold Fusion and Cold Fusion Studio

49 reviews

Que, 1998

Great Book. Even for beginners.
I have very little programming experience and have this book to be very easy to use.

THE CURSE OF CAMP COLD LAKE (GOOSEBUMPS S.)

31 reviews
R.L. STINE

SCHOLASTIC HIPPO, 1998

My first goosebump that started my reading of the series
Unlike most kids, I didn't start reading the goosebump books at a young age. I had book-a-phobia! I was twelve when I first read this book and that's when I decided to read the series. It's a surprising and unpredictable book with great charectors. I love how Sarah is a little scared of camp, and I can relate. But my favorite character is Della, the ghost. I like the "ghost world" that Sarah ...

PowerPrinciples: Do You Have The Winning Edge?

26 reviews
Jeb Blount

Palm Tree Press, 2007

PowerPrinciples word of caution! Read only with a highlighting marker.
Who said it takes a three pound novel to get you what you need? Read Jeb's new book! You will quickly discover this book is not written by a consultant or researcher with book knowledge but by someone that has been there and done it successfully. The book does away with the fluff and is perfect for busy salespeople and sales managers not interested in wading through a swamp of hard to read ...

Your Fat

34 reviews
Jay Co

Cold Tree Press, 2006

Great and Simple Book to Lose Weight
Straight to the point for a really simple method! Jay Co is a great author on this subject and also a well known Yoga teacher. Your Fat is a really good method to follow to lose weight. Excellent companion to any fitness training or Yoga teacher training program. - Steven "Earth" Metz

Selling to Big Companies

48 reviews
Jill Konrath

Kaplan Business, 2005

An excellent read!
If you are selling into big companies, you must read this book! It presents an easy to follow strategy and plan that you can implement today. Jill understands what it takes to win complex sales. Benefit from her insight! Lee B. Salz... author of Soar Despite Your Dodo Sales Manager

The Germ Freak's Guide to Outwitting Colds and Flu: Guerilla Tactics to Keep Yourself Healthy at Home, at ...

18 reviews
Charles Gerba, Allison Janse

HCI, 2005

5 Stars from a Germ Freak Parent
This is a great book to help prevent you and your family from getting sick. When I brought my premature twins home from the hospital I was told it was very important to keep them from getting sick that first year because they were at such a high risk for contracting RSV (respiratory syncytial virus) which can be fatal. This book helped keep the germs away. Despite the unpleasant subject, it is a ...

The Plutonium Files: America's Secret Medical Experiments in the Cold War

22 reviews
Eileen Welsome

The Dial Press, 1999

Skeletons in the closet
This book is scary to say the least. It is well researched and details what is a practice probably still going on today in experiements we do not know about. I was particularly troubled by the Fernald school, where unwanted kids were befriended by MIT researchers who took them on trips and gave them presents in return for the kids drinking radioactive milkshakes. Was some of this done to generate ...

Hot Times During the Cold War: An American Comes of Age in West Germany

22 reviews
Scott W Hawley

iUniverse, Inc., 2007

Hot Times During the Cold War: An American Comes of Age in West Germany
What a wonderful experience I had reading this book! As a 1986 graduate of Frankfurt American High School the pages of this book took me back to a time when my life changed forever! Whether or not you are a graduate of FAHS, life as an American teen in Germany is written within these pages. Those of us who experienced our teen life in Europe can relate to this book word for word! I cried, I ...

Cold Moon Over Babylon

18 reviews
Michael McDowell

Collins, 1980

Scared the hell out of me
This book is bar-none, the scariest horror story I have ever read. I had nightmares for weeks after reading it. The image of the dead girl waiting at the bottom of the swimming pool until her killer came home. Or of her chasing his car while in the tree tops at 70 mph. Only a few of Stephen Kings books( IT, Pet Cemetery, The Stand) come close to being as terrifying. Read, and be marred for life.

I'd Rather Have a Root Canal Than Do Cold Calling

19 reviews
Shawn A Greene

Success Works Pub, 1999

This is the best, and only, book you'll need on cold calling.
I actually purchased "I'd rather have a root canal than do cold calling!" in April 2005, when I changed jobs and careers. There are many authors who've written books on cold calling, telemarketing, and telesales; I've purchased, and given away, more than twenty. However, no other author I've read provides the essential essence of cold calling as elegantly as Shawn Greene. Shawn's techniques are ...

Smart Soapmaking: The Simple Guide to Making Traditional Handmade Soap Quickly, Safely, and Reliably, or How ...

24 reviews
Anne L. Watson

Shepard Publications, 2007

Very encouraging book!
This is an awesome book for beginners. The author writes in a way that you can fully understand it, and not be intimidated. While it's definitely written in laymen's terms, it is not a 'dummie' or overly simplified book. She stresses safety and organization, but at the same time she is very encouraging. She also provides valuable resource info for soap calcs, suppliers, and the like. She ...

Cold Rock River

25 reviews
J. L. Miles

Cumberland House Publishing, 2006

Moved to the Top of my All Time Favorite List
As a born and bred Southern belle, I love Southern fiction, but as a former teacher and life-long reader, I'm picky about what I give five star ratings to. I picked up a copy of Cold Rock River, and to my husband's exasperation was still reading at 3 AM, because I couldn't put it down. The characters tug at your heartstrings, the action keeps you turning pages as fast as you can read, and you ...

Edge of Allegiance: A Cold War Spy novel

17 reviews
Thomas, F Murphy

Infinity Publishing, 2005

Espionage, intrigue, humor, drama
Reviewed by Richard R. Blake for Reader Views (6/07) Thomas Murphy's experience in the CIA gives authenticity to his cold war novel "Edge of Allegiance." This is evidenced in the well-developed details of his writing. Murphy understands the predicable cycle of espionage, the hours of surveillance and counter surveillance, the adrenaline rush of danger, the fear of discovery, the suspicion of ...

Root Cellaring: Natural Cold Storage of Fruits & Vegetables

22 reviews
Mike Bubel, Nancy Bubel

Storey Publishing, LLC, 1991

I'm inspired
Well researched and considered. Thorough, yet practical and attainable. I appreciated learning about all the different types of root cellars and how to build them. Previous to reading this book, a root cellar to me was and expensive underground project with stairs and cement walls and electricity. Until I can afford that we can inexpensively create/build/dig the other options.

Ice Cold (Replica 10)

21 reviews
Marilyn Kaye

Skylark, 2000

OMG!
In the tenth book in the Replica series Janine, Amys worst enemy, finds out that she is a clone and then after Janine mysteriously falls down the steps, everyone thinks Amy pushed her! Great addition to the series! A Must Read! Sorry so short!

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