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14 reviews
Sara Young

Harvest Books, 2008

History comes alive in a moving tale!!
Terrific book, well worth your time. You'll not only learn about an episode in history, you'll feel it. A story you won't forget once the book is put away.

Cradle and All (Alex Cross Novels)

391 reviews
James Patterson

Vision, 2001

Suspenseful
I really enjoyed the book, it's a real page turner. The overall story though, was a bit brief.

Camilla Gryski's Cat's Cradle: A Book of String Games

1 review
Camilla Gryski

Kids Can Press, Ltd., 1995

Wonderful String Figures
I have loved Camilla Gryski's string figure books. They are what got my clumsy fingers working and I've been hooked on string figures ever since. I've been buying, and re-buying her books for 15 - 20 years.

Carolina Cradle: Settlement of the Northwest Carolina Frontier, 1747-1762

5 reviews
Robert W. Ramsey

The University of North Carolina Press, 1987

Most informative and interesting I have read on genealogy .
I have always loved this book and wordered if the author wrote any other books.

Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Way We Make Things

148 reviews
William McDonough, Michael Braungart

North Point Press, 2002

Visionaries!
McDonough & Baumgarten have re-envisioned how companies might redesign their manufacturing processes to actually leave the environment better than they found it. And create better products in the end, products that people will want to buy because they are well-designed. What I love about this book is that their vision is mostly a PRIVATE sector solution. They believe that business is the ...

Cloth for the Cradle

1 review
John L. Bell, Wild Goose Worship Group

Wild Goose Publications, 1998

Cloth for the Cradle
This book from Wild Goose Publicatons picks some of the very best of Celtic Chriatian Spirituality for Advent and Christmas. It includes short readings suitable for Advent candle lighting, Short plays, music, (that is easy to sing!) lovely meditation and reflection material that many people today relate too. I highly reccoment this book. It uses images of GOd that are refreshing and soul ...

Empty Cradle, Broken Heart, Revised Edition: Surviving the Death of Your Baby

35 reviews
Deborah L. Davis

Fulcrum Publishing, 1996

Helpful during a very difficult time
After our son was stillborn in April of 2006, we were looking for any support we could find. We went to the beach and I read this book out loud to my husband cover to cover in 1 day. Everything we were feeling was covered in this book. It was to the point and very validating. We referred to this book daily. I have purchased several of these for our support group and the hospital where our son was ...

Cradle of Flavor: Home Cooking from the Spice Islands of Indonesia, Singapore and Malaysia

20 reviews
James Oseland

W. W. Norton, 2006

A Real Treasure
I bought Cradle of Flavor based on the credentials of the author and on the glowing reviews that this book was a definitive work on Indonesian / Malaysian cooking in English. Granted it is not loaded with photos, which I always enjoy, but the recipes are terrific and what you need to learn about this cooking is in this book. I am very happy I bought it.

In Search of the Cradle of Civilization

54 reviews
Georg Feuerstein

Quest Books, 2001

Myth making marxist Historians nightmare!
When new evidences arise to challenge the old theories, the theories shlould be discarded and the facts analysed in the light of new evidences. This book precisely does that in case of Aryan Inasion/migration theory. Although the book seems to be intended to general audience, in my thought it should help historians to analyse the historical artifacts in different context and with a fresh new ...

Cat's Cradle

375 reviews
Kurt Vonnegut

Dell Publishing, 1998

Surreal yet all too close to the truth...
Vonnegut's novel takes the reader into the myriad faces of human emotions--from disenchantment to awe, skepticism to empathy, from horror and madness to succor and redemption. This dryly humorous and unforgivingly scathing story of the seemingly inevitable tendency of humans to think up of ways to destroy themselves, or, simply, to make complete wretches of their lives, is at times too ...

Kurt Vonnegut: Three Complete Novels: Cat's Cradle; God Bless You Mr. Rosewater; Breakfast of Champions

1 review
Kurt Vonnegut

Wings Books, 1995

WHICH three novels, goldurn it?!
Since Amazon doesn't give any useful info on contents here, let's fill in the blanks. The 3 novels collected are: Cat's Cradle, God Bless You Mr. Rosewater, and Breakfast of Champions. They're all great reads, and at these prices, you really can't go wrong.

Cradles of Eminence: Childhoods of More Than 700 Famous Men and Women

5 reviews
Victor Goertzel, Mildred George Goertzel, ...

Great Potential Press, 2004

A classic that's great!
In grad school, we used to say that a classic is a book that was written in a foreign language and that no one reads. "Cradles of Eminence" is a classic, but it's wonderful. And it's fun. It's even well written. Who would have guessed? I picked up the new edition because I remember studying the findings in psych classes years ago and because my kids seem to be very bright (no comments about ...

When the Cradle is Empty: Coping with Infertility (Focus on the Family Presents.)

7 reviews
John Van Regenmorter, Sylvia Van Regenmorter

Tyndale House Publishers, 2004

Useful Christian resource for infertility
I was so pleased to finally be able to read this book. It was great to hear about infertility from both the husband's and wife's points of view. I felt like my struggles with infertility were validated and discovered that there are others feeling the same things as I do. This book does take a Christian perspective to infertility, which I appreciated. While the authors do give some perspective ...

An Empty Cradle, a Full Heart: Reflections for Mothers and Fathers After Miscarriage, Stillbirth, or Infant ...

7 reviews
Christine O'Keeffe Lafser

Loyola Press, 1998

Pain and Healing
We have lost 3 babies in our family. Our dreams of great futures were gone with them. We were desperate to find comfort. This book is healing and helpful to ease the pain. I am grateful that I discovered this book. I also recommend Write From Your Heart, A Healing Grief Journal. It really is necessary to "work" through grief. May you all find peace and comfort.

The Empty Cradle: How Falling Birthrates Threaten World Prosperity And What To Do About It

16 reviews
Philip Longman

Basic Books, 2004

Very interesting and insightful
This book is very interesting and insightful. It is very interesting to learn about the conditions that caused the world to have high birth rates in the first place and about the conditions that have caused birth rates to be so low in recent years. It is also good to see that there is a solution to the aging of the world's population, and to learn about the changes that need to be made in order ...

Hand That Rocks the Cradle: 400 Classic Books for Children

10 reviews
Nathaniel Bluedorn

Christian Logic, 2008

A comprehensive guide to children's literature
What's a good way to choose the best books for one's child, with a massive sea of literature in today's market? " Hand That Rocks the Cradle: 400 Classic Books for Children" is a comprehensive guide to children's literature, pointing out the classics through the centuries that today's children will simply adore. A must have for any parent who is unsure of which books to have for or read to their ...

The Cradle of Thought: Exploring the Origins of Thinking

1 review
Peter Hobson

Oxford University Press, USA, 2004

The Forms of Relatedness That Make Us Human
This is a terrific and groundbreaking book. Peter Hobson presents a radical and scientifically coherent view of the development of intersubjectivity and its relation to symbolic forms of meaning. He carefully details the developmental science that requires a fully social and sharing human child as the medium for the emergence of consciousness. In laying out his arguments he offers a ...

Cat's Cradle CD

1 review
Kurt Vonnegut

Caedmon, 2007

Audio Vonnegut at its Best
was saddened to hear last year of the death of Kurt Vonnegut. He was an author with cynical wit and satiric voice. From his short stories to his novels, his rye wit gave readers and listeners a humor as well as an interest yarn. In this audio version, veteran audio narrator Tony Roberts is taken to task with all the audio skills he has with this tale of earth's fate . . . and he succeeds very ...

Scottish Customs: From The Cradle To The Grave

4 reviews
Margaret Bennett

Birlinn Publishers, 2005

What a relief!
As someone of Scottish descent and a student of Anthropology and History, I really appreciated this text. There are a myriad of books available that purport to tell about Scottish customs, or focus on some narrow aspect of Scottish life, such as clan associations. This book, however, addresses the whole gamet of life of the Scottish folk, from motherhood and child-rearing, through the rites of ...

Empty Cradle

4 reviews
Karen Harper

Mira, 2006

Karen Harper is in great form with this suspense thriller
Just before Geoff McCall died during the Gulf War, he had some of his sperm frozen so in case something tragic happened to him, his beloved spouse Alexis could still have the child they always wanted. Alexis, a TV anchorwoman, turns to the Santa Fe Evergreen Clinic for help. The clinic, run by Doctors Nathan and Jasmine Stanhope, are on the cutting edge of fertility research. Initially, ...

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