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Could It Be B12?: An Epidemic of Misdiagnoses

40 reviews
Sally M. Pacholok RN, Jeffrey J. Stuart DO

Linden Publishing, 2005

Excellent and timely information.
Clients shared this with me, and I'm glad they did. One of them was the victim of undiagnosed B12-deficiency and he suffered with neurological and physical symptoms that are only partially reversed because of misdiagnosis and the delay in correct diagnosis. I began taking methylcobalamin (1000 mcg, sublingual) three times a day for several weeks, since I was concerned about my own levels of ...

The Little Engine That Could: Deluxe Edition

2 reviews
Watty Piper

Grosset & Dunlap, 2009

beautiful
This is a beautiful edition of the book. I don't know how it compares to the other editions, but my child and I really enjoy this book. The red on the book jacket is very shiny and the pages are just the right thickness so they don't tear easily like some other hardcover books.

101 Foods That Could Save Your Life

33 reviews
David Grotto

Bantam, 2007

A MUST HAVE
A MUST HAVE FOR PEOPLE WHO CARE ABOUT THEIR HEALTH! IT IS A GREAT GUIDELINE! THANK YOU DAVID GROTTO!

I Could Do Anything If I Only Knew What It Was: How to Discover What You Really Want and How to Get It

109 reviews
Barbara Smith

Dell, 1995

Life and Career Advice from the Heart
This is life and career planning from the heart. Inspirational, uplifting. Alongside Barbara Sher's "Wishcraft", for those who have an idea what they aspire to, a leader of the genre. Vaughan Evans, business and career strategist Author, BACKING U! A Business-Oriented Approach to Backing Your Passion and Achieving Career Success

Without Buddha I Could Not Be A Christian

4 reviews
Paul F. Knitter

Oneworld Publications, 2009

Essential Reading for Christians and Buddhist
This is a terrific book and I'm only 1/3 of the way through it now; it is speaks of truth in its highes form. It may very well be one of the most important books of our time on understanding the Buddhist and Christian dialog; and what they offer to spiritual seekers around the world. Prof. Knitter has written something here that is astounding and pure, brave and bold, and with great humility. ...

The Little Engine That Could

21 reviews
Watty Piper

Philomel, 2005

Classic
My daughters only complaint is it doesn't show the children getting their toys and food at the end. I guess that's what imaginations are for.

What's the Worst That Could Happen?: A Rational Response to the Climate Change Debate

29 reviews
Greg Craven

Perigee Trade, 2009

Cutting through the fray
Should we combat climate change or not? Craven achieves something that very few people in the climate change debate do: He gently leads the lay person to a point at which he or she can actually decide with confidence what the wisest course of action is, ignoring all the noise, ad-hominem and - for a lay person - undistinguishable scientific details of the debate. In his first attempt in ...

The Little Engine That Could mini

78 reviews
Watty Piper, George Hauman, ...

Grosset & Dunlap, 1990

Get Away from the Commercialism of Thomas!!
This is a feel good, helpful story about trains that don't have their own section in the Target toy department. My 3-year-old daughter loves trains. And Thomas is getting a little annoying. This book is wonderful on so many levels. I love that heroine is a girl train. The message is great -- think positive and you can achieve. We've only had it a short time, but daughter quotes the book ...

If Beale Street Could Talk

42 reviews
James Baldwin

Vintage, 2006

What Beal Street Says When It Talks
I think it sure would help our world if more people would read James Baldwin. He tells stories about parts of life (real life) and places in this world (in our country) that existed a long, long time without a reporter's voice. He wrote this book in the 1970's but it is still pertinent today. His talent is to turn into literature a reality that we might well prefer to hide from. His talent is ...

Our Band Could Be Your Life: Scenes from the American Indie Underground 1981-1991

82 reviews
Michael Azerrad

Back Bay Books, 2002

Do yourself a favour!!
And buy this book. Short and sweet. For anyone that's ever had anything whatsoever to do with music, be it in a band, as an mc, promoter, sound dude or just as a music fan, get this book. Not only is it entertaining, slightly appalling (when you see some of the conditions these bands went through touring etc), funny and extremely well written, it's highly inspirational. If you're a ...

The People Could Fly

12 reviews
Virginia Hamilton

Knopf Books for Young Readers, 2009

A wonderful means of saving an art form
As a storyteller and folklorist/historian, it saddens me that so few children today know anything about the joys of hearing a good tale from a wise elder. In Black America in particular, generations of children (including my father, thank God) had the wonderful tales of Brer Rabbit, Little 8 John, Raw head & Bloody Bones, Wiley & The Hairy Man, and the People Who Could Fly (title story) told to ...

She Did What She Could (SDWSC): Five Words of Jesus That Will Change Your Life

5 reviews
Elisa Morgan

Tyndale House Publishers, Inc., 2009

Great item!
The book was brand new and I couldn't be happier with the service, will use Amazon from now on for most of my book/video purchases!

If A Bus Could Talk: The Story of Rosa Parks

5 reviews
Faith Ringgold

Aladdin, 2003

A good informitive book!
If a bus could talk is about a little girl named Marcie who steps onto a bus that can talk. The bus tells her that she is ridng on the Rosa Parks bus. Then the bus tells her about Rosa Park's life and about Martin Luther King and the bus boycott. I learned alot about Rosa Park's life from reading this book, and I would recommend If a Bus Could Talk to any child who doesn't know much about the ...

The Girl Who Could Fly

33 reviews
Victoria Forester

Square Fish, 2010

The Girl Who Could Fly
Really enjoyed the book. It was a very quick read but it was good. I would recommend to others.

It Could Always Be Worse: A Yiddish Folk Tale (Michael Di Capua books)

8 reviews
Margot Zemach

Farrar, Straus and Giroux (BYR), 1990

But this book couldn't be any better
A great great story. The ultimate example of hitting yourself in the head with a hammer because it feels so good when you stop. In this retelling of a classic Yiddish tale, the poor protagonist visits the local Rabbi with a complaint. His house is too crowded and family members are constantly getting in one another's way. As the Rabbi instructs the man to add more and more animals to his hut, ...

All I Could Bare: My Life in the Strip Clubs of Gay Washington, D.C.

29 reviews
Craig Seymour

Atria, 2009

well crafted, vivid, funny, and a little heartbreaking
I thoroughly loved this book on a variety of levels. The Prurient: I am not a gay man, so the world of gay strip clubs is one of the parts of the sex industry I'll never be able to engage with in an authentic way. I mean, sure, I can tip the boys on the bar, but it's just not the same. But I sure like dick, and I like reading about dick being fondled and stroked in a bar. Also, I pretty much ...

The Land That Could Be: Environmentalism and Democracy in the Twenty-First Century (Urban and Industrial ...

4 reviews
William A. Shutkin

The MIT Press, 2001

The Land that Will Be (if we become more civically active)
This is one of the most inspiring books I have read in years. When I choose to read a non-fiction book, which is rather infrequently, this is exactly the kind of book I hope for -- engaging from the first page on, well-researched, analytical, passionate and ultimately deeply meaningful. The environmental movement has had a rather narrow audience historically, but this book -- because of its ...

If Looks Could Chill (Berkley Sensation)

8 reviews
Nina Bruhns

Berkley, 2009

I love this series
This is a great series, the first book was awesome. When I started reading this one, I thought there were a lot of stories lines. But to my amazement it worked very well. I actually liked reading about the differnt relationships. I'm very excited for Gina and Greggs book next. Also to find out what happens with Rebel and Alex I think that will be a very good story also. So anyway good job Nina ...

Could You Not Tarry One Hour?: Learning the Joy of Praying

18 reviews
Larry Lea

Creation House, 1999

Greatest Prayer Book
I have read a lot of books from a lot of authors. Different religions, denominations, and this is the greatest book on prayer I have ever read. If you struggle praying or dont understand prayer, just want to grow in prayer, or are just a christian. This is the book for you I hope you buy it. God Bless

If Books Could Kill: A Bibliophile Mystery
Kate Carlisle

Signet, 2010

Murder is easy-on paper. Book restoration expert Brooklyn Wainwright is attending the world- renowned Book Fair when her ex Kyle shows up with a bombshell. He has an original copy of a scandalous text that could change history-and humiliate the beloved British monarchy. When Kyle turns up dead, the police are convinced Brooklyn's the culprit. But with an entire convention of suspects, Brooklyn's conducting her own investigation to find ...

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