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Come See Where I Grew Up: A History of Piney Flats and Surrounding Areas

2 reviews
Andrew D. Hare

1st Books Library, 2003

Great Book!
Great book! Hare does a nice job of capturing the "whole story" that so many local historian miss when taking on a project of this magnitude. I look forward to more books by this up and coming author.

Moms Come First! 3 Steps to Enlightened Parenting (The Heart, Soul, and Joy of Parenting for the New ...

3 reviews
Dvorah Adler

Sunstar Pub Ltd, 2000

...and they said kids don't come with a handbook!
So much more than a book about parenting, Ms. Adler provides guidelines for succesful living! Her wit and wisdom combine with personal stories to illustrate just how rewarding and sacred the process of parenting can be, and how easy. I have always heard that the problem with raising kids is that they don't come with a handbook. Well, now they do, thanks to Ms. Adler!

Father and Sons Hobby (Dreams Do Come True) Gary Joe Story

19 reviews
Jean Marie

1st Books Library, 2003

father and sons hobby Dreams do come true Gary Joe Story
This book is a beautiful story that been told, by the author, how she felt about Gary Joe, and this book has pictures. This book is a tribute to her best friend, and with this book Gary Joe live on with his memories. And appreciate of a wonderful man.

Island Home: Why People Come to Martha's Vineyard and Why They Stay

4 reviews
Elaine Pace

1st World Publishing, 2008

You will feel compelled to visit the Vineyard after reading ISLAND HOME.
After reading ISLAND HOME, my excitment rose as I ferried across the sound recently to the Vineyard. Through her wonderful stories Elaine Pace has given outsiders to the Vineyard like myself an insiders view of island life. Elaine successfully portrays the unique and complex culture of the Vineyard. Her stories are magical. A must read!

First Comes Love: Finding Your Family in the Church and the Trinity

27 reviews
Scott Hahn

Doubleday, 2002

An excellent book on the trinity ,the family ,and the church
A practical guide to understanding the trinity. This book starts off by talking of the three types of families, then talks about how the family resembles the trinity. The process where the husband and wife become one in marriage and conceive a child is the embodiment of the trinity. The book goes on to talk about the covenants God has made with his people, and the New covenant Jesus made through ...

The Customer Comes Second: Put Your People First and Watch 'em Kick Butt

16 reviews
Diane McFerrin Peters, Hal Rosenbluth

Collins, 2002

Common Sense and Company Culture
As an Executive Coach and a close observer of many corporate cultures it did my poor old tired heart a world of good to read this book. If what Hal Rosenbluth says about his company is even half true, it puts his organization at the forefront of employee value and relationship management. Beyond all that, it makes perfect common sense. Why we would think in our wildest imagination that an ...

In Sickness and in Health (First Comes Love, No 3)

3 reviews
Jennifer Baker

Scholastic Paperbacks, 1993

More harsh reality in Marriage
When Matt discovers he has cancer, Julie tries her hardest to be there for him. As Matt sinks into despair, Julie realizes that she has to be there for him, continue in school, AND pay the bills. It causes a HUGE strain on their marriage but Julie stays there for him thru thick and thin. Matt almost gives completely up on life until Julie gives him news that quickly causes him to realize that ...

If You Believe In...'True Love!' Comes with True Love Music CD 22 Songs All Lyrics In Book (True Love Series ...

13 reviews
Marlene A. Ryan

Ashly Publications, 2000

"Gives One Hope"
I, too, like Ms. Ryan, am a believer in "true love." I found it only once in my life for a brief time; consequently, once it became only a memory, I felt I might never find that special someone or share those wonderful feelings again. I am still in search, but after having read Ms. Ryan's tender thoughts, I now feel this is still there for me and possibly anyone who will just keep their ...

Come Together, Fall Apart

11 reviews
Cristina Henriquez

Riverhead Trade, 2007

One of my favorites this year
This book was absolutely wonderful. Through her understated prose and organic characters, Henriquez creates an incredibly poignant picture of Panama, in both its beauty and its turmoil. She is at her absolute best in the stories "Ashes" and "Mercury," but each piece is spellbinding. I appreciated that the Panamanian setting is not overwrought, so that the reader isn't really presented ...

Come Play With the Angels: A Playbook in Self Discovery and Spirit Recovery

2 reviews
Betty Rae Calleja

First Page Publications, 1997

A most enlightening book!
As a clarivoyant, the author takes the reader through her own timid awakening in her ongoing search for spiritual truth. Within the world of spirit, she discovers the realm of angels who show her that all things are possible when our heart opens to love. We all have questions about who we are and where we are going on our path toward spiritual enlightenment. Through practical application of ...

Childhood Comes First: A Crash Course in Childhood for Adults

1 review
Ray Helfer

C Henry Kempe, 1984

Excellent How-To for Adults who were abused children
Ray Helfer is somewhat unorthodox although "safe" in his approach to combating child abuse. The theory is that you became an adult before you had a childhood. Your emotional stability depends on childhood coming before adulthood. His approach to correcting the imbalance does work!! It is not a difficult or long drawn-out process. His approach to self help is avante garde. The practice ...

Come on Up! (Giant First Start Reader)

1 review
Joy Kim

Troll Communications, 1985

Come On Up
Excellent book for beginning readers. Content is amusing and word repetition provides good word reinforcement.

Come with Me, Grandma: And Other Stories

1 review
Hertha Binder

1st Books Library, 2001

Uplifting
This is a book for all ages to enjoy. The stories are refreshing and amusing. It is a book for all to get a better prespective on family and living ones life to the fullest. The stories tell how to enjoy life whether it be your own back yard or a trip to somewhere new. There is no age berrier in these stories. so nice to read such an upbeat book. Vicki Nagy

First Come, First Served in Savannah

2 reviews
St. An School Parent Teacher Organ

St. Andrew's School, 2001

Makes a great gift!
I live near St. Andrews School on Wilmington Island and was delighted to first find this cookbook at a local gift shop. It has a wide variety of recipes that highlight the Savannah food experience. I like to give them as gifts for out-of-town guests so they have a down-home remembrance of Savannah.

Matthew: Thy Kingdom Come: A Commentary on the First Gospel

2 reviews
John F. Walvoord

Kregel Academic & Professional, 1998

Solid Comentary, But Brief
Walvoord interprets through a Premillennial, Pretribulational, Dispensational grid, and I personally appreciate this. This is a very solid work. It falls somewhere between a survey and thorough commentary. Although Walvoord leaves a lot of questions unanswered, he does establish and deal with the clear pattern of Matthew, the Kingdom offered, rejected, the mystery form of the kingdom and ...

What Do You See? Come Look With Me: My First Lift-the-Flap Word Search Book

2 reviews

Little Simon, 1998

Our Daughters Favorite Lift the flap book
Our daughter has spent hours doing searches for the items in this book. She likes it a lot. Very colorful. Overall: very good.

For Better, For Worse (First Comes Love)

2 reviews
Jennifer Baker

Scholastic Paperbacks, 1993

For Better, for Worse
This book showed me a new perspective on life, at the time I needed it most. The character that inspired me most was Julie, for her bravery and her brains. She took the sour grapes that life gave her, and went on with life holding her head high. Julie is a wonderful example for teens who are crossing over into womenhood. I would suggest this book to all smart young ladies, who are looking for ...

Come Take A Walk With Me

2 reviews
Brent Watson

1st Books Library, 2003

Encouraging and engaging
Knowing the author on a personal basis made this book an even more interesting read. The amazing structure of a family filled with love and yet smiling through the hard times is truly a tribute to the amazing strength of faith! I hate that I never had the chance to meet Michael, but the Lord blessed me more than anyone will ever know by allowing me to know Brent. There is so much power and ...

First Comes Spring

2 reviews
Anne Rockwell

Methuen young books, 1989

Seasonal Flavors
This is a delightful picture book that describes each of the four seasons as follows: First, we see a page showing Bear Child's house and landscape, then Bear Child is pictured and his clothes named ("This is what Bear Child wears today-rubber boots, overalls, a flannel shirt, and a Windbreaker jacket."), then a two-page spread showing an overview of what town bears do during that season (e.g., ...

Till Death Do Us Part (First Comes Love, No 4)

2 reviews
Jennifer Baker

Scholastic, 1993

Emotionally stirring finale to the series
Matt and Julie are approaching their first anniversary, and Julie, pregnant with their first child, couldn't be happier. Then one day, with a sense of freedom she knew she wouldn't have for much longer, she is in a car wreck that knocks her unconscious. Matt, concerned about possible injuries to the baby, signs the papers to go ahead and have the baby delivered 2 1/2 months early. As a result of ...

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