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1 review
Rodney Kingstone

Golden Eagle Publishing, 2000

A must read!
This is an excellent book for anyone interested in the prophetic. Kingstone uses many examples from his own ministry, both his struggles and successes, as well as offers practical advice for every Christian. Healing Earthbound Eagles is inspiring and affirming for those who struggle with maximizing their prophetic gifting, but is also a great read for anyone who wants to know more about ...

Temple Sonnets

1 review
Nathan Smith

EarthBound Books, 2005

Classical Poetry with a Modern Twist
Elegant, deceptively simple, cerebral & yet moving, these poems came as a surprise to me. As someone who's own early attempts at sonnets were pathetic at best, I can say without reservation that whoever Nathan Smith is, he's a master - the first great sonneteer of the 21st Century! Move over Shakespeare and Edna St. Vincent Millay (sp?) - Smith is here, and he's sendinig the competition ...

Earthbound Eagle

2 reviews
Scott Lucas

Xlibris Corporation, 2000

Not Just Family
For those who will read this book and hopefully those that have proceeded it and those that will follow, I want you to know that Scott is not just my father (in-law) but my strength to carry on after my husband Joe died. Scott, my husband Joe and myself all served in VP-16, the War Eagles. Joe and I during the 80's and early 90's. We have lived through the cold war with much time spent in the air ...

The climber's guide to North Carolina

3 reviews
Thomas Kelley

Earthbound Books, 1992

Great Book
This book is must have to anyone climbing in North Carolina. Especially if new to the area. It is a very well thought out and produced book, The Photos and topos are very useful,a nd the line drawings are very clear. It covers all of the good Climbs I know about in the state.

The Unquiet Dead: A Psychologist Treats Spirit Possession - Detecting and Removing Earthbound Spirits

27 reviews
Edith Fiore

Doubleday, 1987

Excellent Book
I consider Dr. Fiore's work to be a groundbreaker and a forerunner in the field of psychology and hynotherapy. She discovers (and cites case histories)of spirit attachment, oppression, and/or possession as a cause for many of the puzzling and unexplained behaviors and problems of her clients. A fascinating book that every psychologist and counselor should read.

Ruin, Book Three: The City in the Sea (Ruin)

2 reviews
Isobel Noble

EarthBound Books, 2007

Wow! Wowee! Wow!
This heady mix of action, psychology and cosmic enlightenment puts most current fiction to shame! Book 3 is the culmination of Books 1 and 2 but leaves the door open for subsequent books. I hope Ms. Noble has another in the works because these characters are living, breathing people to me (in my head, of course). Did you ever get the feeling that the characters are actually living inside the ...

RUIN, Book One: The Tent City (Ruin)

4 reviews

EarthBound Books, 2008

Awesome Awsome Awesome
I simply could not put this book down! Everything about it is amazing; characters, situations, action, adventure, romance, erotic passages! The writer has created characters and scenes that are so memorable! They just stay with you! I cannot wait to find out what happens next in Deke Wolfson's incredible life! WOW!!! When is Book Two coming? Save me a copy!

Elephants of the Tsunami

6 reviews
Jana Laiz

EarthBound Books, 2007

An important story to share
The story is gracefully and respectively presented in this wonderfully illustrated book. It's importance goes beyond depicting and reminding us of a tragedy - but also for illuminating us on the wonders of the fabulous creatures with which we share this planet. That elephants have this superb sense of recognizing and realizing wonders of nature that we as humans can not even perceive - gives us ...

Ghosts and Earthbound Spirits

1 review
Linda Williamson

Piatkus Books, 2007

Linda Williamson is the one to read if you want to know why.
When I ordered GHOSTS and EARTH BOUND SPIRITS I thought I was getting a book I could enjoy late at night when everyone else had retired for the evening. Yes, there were ghost stories to be enjoyed but more importantly, what GHOSTS and EARTH BOUND SPIRITS delivers is more like a paranormal handbook. If you want to learn the difference between ghosts and spirits, and believe me there is a ...

Food to Live By: The Earthbound Farm Organic Cookbook

36 reviews
Myra Goodman

Workman Publishing Company, 2006

Organic Foods
The author extols the virtues of organic produce. In addition, the book is critical of toxic pesticides, conservation through elimination of toxic pesticides and and avoidance of synthetic fertilizers. A sample crop rotation regimen is depicted. Organic food preparation is discussed in detail. i.e. o raspberry scones o summer harvest soup o sweet corn chowder o ginger carrot soup o iced ...

The Turtle and the Stars: Observations of an Earthbound Astronomer

1 review
Arthur Upgren

Times Books, 2002

Could have been a really great book
This book really got my attention because I was a hobbyist astronomer many year's back. It's a fascinating subject. Mr. Upgren intended to write a bunch of rambling essays on the subject, while teaching some basics at the same time. This would be in the manner of Arthur C. Clark and H.A. Rey (also of "Curious George" fame). It could have been a much better book if: a) Mr. Upgren did not harp ...

RUIN, Book Two: The City of Life (RUIN)

3 reviews

EarthBound Books, 2008

Un-put-down-able!
After reading Ruin, Book One: The Tent City, I couldn't wait to get my hands on Book Two. When it arrived, I practically tore the book in my eagerness to look inside! Well, I sat down to read and never put The City of Life down for four days! Everywhere I went, the book came with me. The characters (some continued from the first book in the series) consumed my imagination and I couldn't wait ...

When Ghosts Speak: Understanding the World of Earthbound Spirits

25 reviews
Mary Ann Winkowski

Grand Central Publishing, 2007

whoa!
I got mary anns other book (as alive, so dead) first, and I thought that was a good book, but this book (when ghost speak) is like whoa! I have learn a lot from this book. when one can feel spirits and see them in my minds eye, and even to the point of seeing them with my two eyes, (kinda rare) like the time where a little spirit girl of about 8 yrs old came up to me as I was knocking on the door ...

Earthbound: Conversations With Ghosts: Conversations With Ghosts

5 reviews

Pinnacle, 1999

An Interesting and Intriguing Look at Spirit Communication
The author and his wife, a medium whose body earthbound spirits temporarily inhabit in order to communicate, find a dozen or so spirits lingering around Virginia homes. Most of them don't realize they have died and are quite surprised when the author tries to question them. He asks the spirit to identify itself and the spirit sometimes reacts by asking what business it is of his. It can be both ...

Spirit Rescue: A Simple Guide to Talking with Ghosts and Freeing Earthbound Souls

2 reviews
Wilma Davidson

Llewellyn Publications, 2006

Title is a bit off, but still EXCELLENT
The title of this book is a bit mis-leading because it is a compilation of a lot of things like, Angels, Ghost, Spirits, Dowsing, prtection, etc. But it is a wonderful, easy to read manual for beginers in the spiritual realm on how to cleanse, protect, and ease into the spirit world. It is written for beginners and very easy to read and understand. I refer back to it constantly.

A Fortune-Teller Told Me: Earthbound Travels in the Far East

33 reviews
Tiziano Terzani

Harmony, 2001

Growing spiritual in materialistic asia
The main story in this book is not the year that the author, spent traveling around Asia without taking a single plane for a whole year, but the metaphorical voyage at the pursuit of what remains of Asia spirituality. The reason for this refusal of 'modernity', that the author could afford being a senior and well respected journalist working for Der Spiegel, was a fortune teller warning that he ...

Axa 4 the Earthbound the Tempted

1 review
Donne Avenell

Ken Pierce, 1983

Earthy and tempting
Axa wanders her world, exploring the many enclaves of humanity that survive some unspecified ecological catastrophe. Her huge heart wins her friends wherever she goes, as do those other huge bits in front of the heart - the ones that her fur bikini keeps falling off of. These are great adventure comics in a daily-strip format, but the stripping in this strip won't appeal to conservative readers. ...

Earthbound

2 reviews
Logan Swanson

Playboy Mass Market Paperbacks, 1982

Reading Earthbound Restored My Faith in Humanity
Why this criminally-overlooked novel continues to languish in obscurity and be denied the attenion accorded to works of lesser caliber is beyond me. Quite simply, this is a work that represents our age, distilling the angst of modern man in flawless, crystalline prose. I almost popped a nut. Buy it for your grandmother, your clergyman, your postman---they will praise the day you introduced this ...

Earthbound Angel

1 review
Catherine George

Thorndike Pr, 1996

Earthbound Angel by Catherine George (Harlequin Large Print)
Description from the book back cover: Maybe her stepdaughter was right: after her beloved husband's death Imogen did need a lover to restore her faith in herself. But where would she find this angel of mercy? At the bottom of her garden? Well, yes! Gabriel came to do her gardening - and Imogen was tempted ... When he kissed her she felt as if all her prayers had been answered at once. But ...

Earthbound and Heavenbent: Elizabeth Porter Phelps and Life at Forty Acres (1747-1817)

3 reviews
Elizabeth Pendergast Carlisle

Scribner, 2004

A Dazzling Evokation of 18th Century New England Life
The reviewer who found this book dull must have been reading a different book than the one I read. I thought this was the most interesting biography I've read in a long time and I read a lot of biography. I loved it because the author, unlike so many recent historians, did not turn her subject into a modern woman in ancient dress. She didn't discover hidden signs of feminism or modern ...

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