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18 reviews
Brenda Coulter

Steeple Hill, 2003

fabulous!!!
i LOVE this book! i have read it several times and it always keeps me coming back for more. i wish it was part of a series, because it kept me interested til the very end. i think brenda coulter is very talented and should continue writing!!

Midnight Star

5 reviews
Catherine Coulter

Worldwide Romance, 1988

Very exciting and suspenseful!
This was a wonderful series! I think this is my favorite of the four. Delaney and Chauncy were meant for each other. You fall in love with the characters from the start. She is determined to seek revenge on Delaney for her father's death and falls in love instead. No matter what happened in the past Delaney is there to find out who is trying to kill her and their love and passion is very ...

A Season of Forgiveness

6 reviews

Steeple Hill Love Inspired, 2007

SPORTS - BOOKS - ROMANCE delighted with the result.
This author's first published book: FINDING HOPE (Love Inspired No.216) Finding Hope: Love Inspired (Love Inspired No.216) has been my all-time favorite romance novel. (In fact, before FINDING HOPE - I read few romances. They seemed distasteful, beneath my dignity.) Brenda adds heart to her novels and they sing! I must admit when I heard it was about sports I thought, well, all of her books ...

Shattered Remains

52 reviews
Lynn K. Coulter

Amazon, 2007

Fun Read
I enjoyed these eight pages very much and can't wait to see what else is in store for Nick. The story is interesting and it's well written. I'm very impressed.

At His Command (Homecoming Heroes, Book 3) (Larger Print Love Inspired #460)

4 reviews
Brenda Coulter

Steeple Hill, 2008

A heartwarming story
At His Command is the third story in Love Inspired's popular Homecoming Heroes inspirational category romance line, a limited series from Steeple Hill honoring the men and women now serving in our armed forces and the heroes at home who support them. This book, Coulter's fourth, displays the hallmark of what we've come to expect from this award-winning author: a plucky heroine, a hero to die ...

Onions in the Stew: A Comedy in Three Acts

11 reviews
Betty MacDonald, Anne Coulter Martens

Dramatic Pub., 1955

Much better than. . .
"The Egg and I." As I said in my review of the earlier book, although I found parts of "Egg" charming, the chapter on Indians made my part-Cherokee blood boil, and that other parts seemed rather mean-spirited as well. There is none of the mean-spiritedness in "Onions", probably because, in spite of the various toils and tribulations of life on the island, Betty was basically happy there, as ...

Organizational Behavior Concepts Controversies Applications

5 reviews
Stephen P.; Coulter, Mary; Coulter, Mary Robbins

Prentice Hall, 1996

Excellent textbook even for professionals!
I have read many books regarding organizational behavior, and this is by far the best! I work as a management consultant specializing in organizational behavior change in Japan, and this book gives me hundreds of useful ideas. Actually "The Essentials of Organizational Behavior" by Dr. Robbins is translated into Japanese language, which is also a great book. "Organizational Behavior", ...

Hannah Coulter: A Novel

21 reviews
Wendell Berry

Shoemaker & Hoard, 2004

Hauntly Beautiful
As others have said, one ought not read Wendell Berry's Port William novels expecting fast paced action. They are ploddingly beautiful books about community and ordinary life, and the graces you find therein. Berry's writing is always a treat to read, graceful and filled with life, and Hannah Coulter is no exception. I have only read novels he has written from a male's perspective and I was ...

Precarious

95 reviews
Hope Coulter

Amazon, 2007

I'm crying already
I am moved by what I've read so far. I am already invested in this young man, and I want to know more, to know how the story progresses and ends.

Dictionary of Ancient Deities

4 reviews
Patricia Turner, Charles Russell Coulter

Oxford University Press, USA, 2001

The best starting place you could find...
Go to the mythology section of any bookstore and peruse the shelves--what is the ratio of Greek/Roman & Norse mythology to any other? As much as I love delving deeper into the more well known myths/religions, a little variety would be wonderful. And it just so happened that one day it was necessary. I was hunting about for some information on Egyptian and Slavic mythology, but found precious ...

The Red Star Collected Edition

3 reviews
Christian Gossett, Bradley Kayl, ...

Archangel Studios, 2003

Thought-provoking, visually stunning Graphic Novel
The concept of Red Star is unique. It is about U.R.R.S (United Republic of Red Star), a country governed by power-crazy dictator. The best part of this collection is you will feel with the characters, you will feel sorry for the loss Maya has suffered, feel frustrated with Marcus while fighting the losing battle, feel anxious with Makita while trying to go to her father and most heart-warming ...

Changing Children's Minds

2 reviews
Howard Sharron, Martha Coulter

Imaginative Minds, 1987

An enormous step forward in Education for "poor" students.
BOOK REVIEW CHANGING CHILDREN'S MINDS: FEUERSTEIN'S REVOLUTION IN THE TEACHING OF INTELLIGENCE. An innocous title? Perhaps more correctly it could be titled Changing Children's Intelligence, which is specified in the rest of the title. But Intelligence has been largely viewed as relatively a fixed quantity. Perhaps not by all individuals, or all professionals, but institutionally, kids get ...

Mustard Seeds: Thoughts on the Nature of God and Faith

3 reviews
Lynn Coulter

B&H Books, 2008

Beautiful, lyrical devotional about faith
Mustard Seeds by Lynn Coulter is a wonderfully uplifting devotional about finding little things that can help your faith to grow. Coulter suffered from a horrifying number of tragedies and frustrations in a short period of time: her husband lost several jobs and then moved hundreds of miles away to take a new one. Her mother passed away unexpectedly, and her father began to fail with the ...

Building and Detailing Scale Model Stock Cars

2 reviews
Bill Coulter

Kalmbach Publishing Company, 1998

Very Informative
Bill Coulter is a master at building great stock car models and his book show it. This book is a must have for anybody who loves to build stock car models of all eras, the intructions are very clear and accurate along with great photos's and illustrations it makes it easy and fun to build stock car models.

The Day Jesus the Christ Died

2 reviews
Fred R. Coulter

York Publishing Company, 2004

Truth in a world of lies
Mr. Coulter did his homework on this one! The book is right on. I believe God when he says obey my voice and I believe Mr. Coulter knows the scriptures and teaches the truth of the Bible better than anyone. When you obey the pope or any man you are not obeying God. William Tyndale said it best, "I will make the boy that driveth the plow know more of the scriptures than the pope". Well William, ...

The Religious Potential of the Child: Experiencing Scripture and Liturgy with Young Children

3 reviews
Sofia Cavalletti, Patricia M. Coulter

Liturgy Training Publications, 2007

Changing the Shape of Religious Education!
This book is the cornerstone of a program called the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd and it is a new way to tap into the private relationship that children have with God. This book is translated from Italian and requires careful reading, but Sofia Cavelletti's message is profound. In learning how to teach 3-6 year old children using Sofia's method, I have been transformed. Sofia Cavalletti ...

Ancient Deities: An Encyclopedia

2 reviews
Charles Russell Coulter; Patricia Turner

McFarland & Company, 2000

The Work of A LifeTime
Charles Coulter had a passion for the Gods. For 10 years, he collected books, magazines, reference material and devoured all the information about the dieties of the ancient worlds. Coulter painstakingly cataloged and cross-referenced every bit of information about the Gods. Many times, he would find stories and references about Gods under a variety of names - but he was able to identify them as ...

El Buen Pastor y El Nino

3 reviews
Sofia Cavalletti, Patricia Coulter

Liturgy Training Publications, 2007

The Good Shepherd and the Child: A Joyful Journey
This book was an excellent help to me in planning how I can introduce the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd to my religious education class. It is simple to follow and easily explained. I bought a second copy to give to my daughter to use with her daughters ages 3 and 5 to introduce them to the wonder and beauty of the Good Shepherd and the Mass. All around our parish I have been recommending it ...

When John and Caroline Lived in the White House

3 reviews
Laurie Coulter

Hyperion, 2000

A great look at the Kennedy White House -- for kids!
Some of the most moving images from the Kennedy family's time in the White House are included in this new book for kids. It's easy to understand, and older kids may even choose to read it themselves. And, oh yes, it's a great read for adults, too!

Dpt: A Shot in the Dark

2 reviews
Harris L. Coulter, Barbara Fisher

Warner Books, 1986

All parents should read this before immunizing their child!
I acquired several copies of this book after seeing a segment of ABC's "20/20" in the mid 80's. I have a beautiful daughter who was born in 1975 who is today profoundly mentally disabled and has intractable seizures. I am saddened that, still today, untold numbers of children are still having their lives taken from them due to this "poison". This book is an excellent source for those ...

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