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8 reviews
Margot Zemach

Random House (a), 1985

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, ...

Could It Be B12?: An Epidemic of Misdiagnoses

29 reviews
Sally M. Pacholok, Jeffrey J. Stuart

Quill Driver Books, 2005

This is a Must Read!
This book contains critical information that could change the lives of many people. Anyone with any sort of unexplained health problems, from Alzheimers to leg pain to autism, must read this. I also wish every doctor would read it and become more aware of the prevalence of B12 deficiency. After reading it at the library, I bought a copy for myself and one for my doctor.

Give Me Bach My Schubert (It Could Be Verse)

5 reviews
Brian P. Cleary

Lerner Publications, 1996

National Literary Award Winner!
This book won a Children's Choice Award for books published this year. Along with Shel Silverstein and Roald Dahl, Brian Cleary was honored as more than 10,000 school-aged children cast their votes for their 99 favorite books of the year. Children's Choices are overseen by a joint committee of the International Reading Association and the Children's Book Council. The year of publication was ...

Mindful Economics: How the US Economy Works, Why it Matters, and How it Could be Different

3 reviews
Joel Magnuson

Seven Stories Press, 2008

Finally - An Alternative to the Chicago School of Unsustainable Growth
For decades now, economic history has been deliberately suppressed in colleges and universities by a group of very deluded academics who worship Ayn Rand and her ideology of selfishness. Margaret ("There is no society") Thatcher and Alan (It's not my fault) Greenspan are among her devotees. Also known as the Chicago School, they launched their first major master plan using Pinochet in Chile in ...

Could It Be a Movie?: How to Get Your Ideas From Out of Your Head and Up On The Screen

19 reviews
Christina Hamlett

Michael Wiese Productions, 2005

With this book on your shelf...it just might be!
Just like Christina Hamlett's other reads, Could It Be a Movie? get's two pens up! This How-To book is your first step in determining whether or not your newly written script is fit for the big screen. Maybe it would be better as a book or maybe a stage play. Now, with this book as your guide, you will be able to make that determination on your own. This book is chock full of great ...

War and Peace in the Global Village: An Inventory of Some of the Current Spastic Situations That Could Be ...

4 reviews
Marshall McLuhan, Quentin Fiore

Hardwired, 1997

Lousy title, great book.
If McLuhan hadn't been dead for almost twenty years, he could have written this book yesterday. He speaks to this moment in time. "We are all robots when uncritically involved with our technologies." He makes the point that we have met the enemy and they is us. He asserts that man has evolved beyond Darwin's limited concept of biological evolution, and we have evolved ourselves with our ...

Imagine All the People: A Conversation with the Dalai Lama on Money, Politics, and Life as it Could Be

2 reviews
Tenzin Gyatso, Fabien Quaki, ...

Wisdom Publications, 1999

Unique
You know before reading this book, I thought I had pretty much captured most of what the Dalai Lama had to offer by way of the written word. But this book gave me a different glimpse into the man, where we find a dialogue of intimacy and open honesty unlike we have ever seen in his other works (still wonderful other works, at that!). My favorite section in here was called "The Seduction of the ...

Could It Be This Simple?: A Biblical Model for Healing the Mind

9 reviews
Timothy R. Jennings

Autumn House Publishing, 2007

Exceptional Book
This book has changed my life. It is the clearest description of the Sin problem, and how our Loving God has provided for it, that I have ever read or heard. It is a logical, reasonable explanation of why God is someone we can trust, based on evidence in the Bible and also in the natural world. I have given 15 copies of this book to freinds and family, in the hopes of dispelling the myths ...

It's Not All in Your Head: How Worrying about Your Health Could Be Making You Sick--and What You Can Do about ...

3 reviews
Gordon J. G. Asmundson, Steven Taylor

The Guilford Press, 2005

Excellent !!
None of the other books listed by Amazon sounded like they dealt with health anxiety, so I tried this one. It is EXCELLENT!!! It is very thorough and simple to understand. It has wonderful tips to use as well as suggestions on how to work with doctors and when to get additional help. Not much is written for the regular person on health anxiety, so this is a very valuable resource. Health anxiety ...

It Could Be Verse: Anybody's Guide to Poetry

2 reviews
John Timpane

New Harbinger Publications, 1995

The best book ever written on poetry appreciation
This is quite possibly the best book ever written on poetry appreciation. I am an English teacher and have read more poetry appreciation texts than I can number, but this one is IT. It is informative, truthful, and, at times, absolutely hilarious. Written in a down-to-earth, conversational style, it will make you want to read all that poetry you hated or feared in school. As Timpane is fond ...

Jamaica Sandwich (It Could Be Verse)

1 review
Brian P. Cleary

Lerner Publications, 1996

A humorous rhyming tale, filled with puns based on geography
"Jamaica Sandwich?," written by Brian Cleary and illustrated by Rick Dupre, is a humorous rhyming tale, filled with puns based on locations all over the globe. As one of four books that comprise Lerner's "It Could Be Verse" series, "Jamaica Sandwich?" centers around a geographic theme, while the others focus on subjects such as animals ("It looks a lot like Reindeer"), music ("Give me Bach my ...

The Puzzle of Fascism: Could fascism arise in America or could it already be a Fascist State?

2 reviews
Eric Williams

BookSurge Publishing, 2006

We as a country have been a Fascist State for the past 20 + years.
I am enjoying reading "The Puzzle of Fascism." We as a country have been a Fascist State for the past 20 + years. As the government gets bigger we lose more of our freedoms. As government increases in quauntity, our lives decrease in Quality. The quality of our lives is decreasng due to taxation, regulations, loss of our basic freedoms, redistribution of wealth, and control of our lives by the ...

It Could Still Be Water (Rookie Read-About Science (Sagebrush))

1 review
Allan Fowler

Topeka Bindery, 2001

Fun Science
I never liked science, and now I have a first grader who seems to LOVE it! Perhaps it's because of books like this one! Vividly illustrated with photographs of water, ice, snow, mist, and vapor, it has a very simple text that marvels at the magic of water. There is some explanation (freezing to make ice, heating to make vapor), but not much. Great for an introduction to a beginner reader ...

It Looks a Lot Like Reindeer (It Could Be Verse)

1 review
Brian P. Cleary

Lerner Publications, 1996

Seussian verse combined with entertaining illustrations.
As someone who started reading Dr. Seuss at age three (or so my mom claims), I am usually reluctant to compare anyone's writings to the esteemed Good Doctor. Something about Brian Cleary's "It Looks a Lot Like Reindeer," however, makes me recall some of my favorite Seuss classics, like "Fox in Sox" and "Green Eggs and Ham." Granted, Cleary's rhythmic verse shows the influence of Dr. Theodor ...

It Could Still Be a Butterfly (Rookie Read-About Science (Sagebrush))

1 review
Allan Fowler

Topeka Bindery, 2001

Changing from a caterpillar to a butterfly.
This book is about butterflies and caterpillars. It is a non-fiction, very good learning book. This is a great book for kids because it is educational, and it shows how things change from one thing, to another. It shows the 4 different stages. This book has beautiful photographs, and is easy to read. I have read this book and I liked it. If you read it, you will probably like it too.

It Could Still Be a Tree

1 review
Allan Fowler

Children's Press (CT), 1991

A high quality early reader science book
With early reader science books, the challenge is to be clear and direct without being innacurate. This book is a success because the text is interesting and thoroughly covers the major topics of tree identification and structure. The books also covers the relationships that trees have to the total environment such as providing shade, economic products for humans, and wildlife habitat. A very ...

It's Been a Hard Day's Night: (And Retirement Could Be a Bummer)

1 review
William M. Francavilla CFP

1st Books Library, 2003

Timely topic!
This book is not only educational, but written in a spirit that is helpful to those playing catch up in retirement savings. Mr. Francavilla has put together a well thought out course of action that can potentially benefit anyone who reads it.

It Could Be a Matter of Life or Death: A Guide to Surviving in a Violent World

1 review
Rose Gomes

Trafford Publishing, 2006

A must for any woman who has been in an abusive relationship
This book is thought provoking, shocking and realistic in terms of surviving after an abusive relationship. This guide should be used by all women as a tool to staying safe when your out there dating. Ms. Gomes presents scenarios, do's and dont's and gives sound information for women everywhere.

Loving Mr. Spock: Understanding an Aloof Lover - Could It Be Asperger's Syndrome?

2 reviews
Barbara Jacobs

Jessica Kingsley Publishers, 2006

Intelligent Life Here!
This is a brilliant work about being in an intimate relationship with a person who has Asperger's Syndrome (AS). AS is a neurobiological condition that affects sensory processing/integration and is on the autism spectrum. It also affects communication. Many people on the a/A spectrum don't care for hugs and find them intrusive and just endure them to appease others. For many people with ...

It Could Still Be a Worm (Rookie Read-About Science (Sagebrush))

1 review
Allan Fowler

Topeka Bindery, 2001

It Could Still Be a Worm
Excellent informative books on worms. The photographs are excellent and the text easy to understand for this age group. Comprehensive explanation of earth worms. Also includes information on other types of worms children may not be familiar with.

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