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21 reviews
Ravi Zacharias

Zondervan, 2007

He Is In Love With The Lord
Great! This man is truly in love with Jesus Christ and uses many life situations to show where God is working.

Grand Expectations: The United States, 1945-1974 (Oxford History of the United States)

18 reviews
James T. Patterson

Oxford University Press, USA, 1997

A well-balanced overview of America's most troubled era
James Patterson has assembled the most comprehensive survey of contemporary American history. With the Cold War as the backdrop, he guides the reader through a tumultuous period that took in two wars and the Civil Rights movement. He amply describes the nature of these conflicts and the impact they had on American society. The leading figures are brought into focus, as well as the crucial ...

Grand New Party: How Republicans Can Win the Working Class and Save the American Dream

19 reviews
Ross Douthat, Reihan Salam

Doubleday, 2008

Must Read No Matter Elephant or Donkey
The book is a smooth read that is brainy yet down to earth at the same time. Lots of facts, plus some stats and demographics, but they don't overwhelm the reader. It is noted that working class voters comprise the "battleground" where most electoral campaigns are fought and decided, and the authors point out that GOP'ers must address the key issue of economic insecurity for this constituency ...

Behind the Grand Ole Opry Curtain: Tales of Romance and Tragedy

1 review
Grand Ole Opry, Robert K. Oermann

Center Street, 2008

Such interesting stories about favorite singers
The Grand Ole Opry has been home to the greatest legends of country music for over eighty years, and in that time it has seen some of country music's most dramatic stories unfold. A beautiful volume based on over 150 firsthand interviews with the stars of The Grand Ole Opry, these are stories that tell the heart of country--the lives that are lived and inspire the songs we love. The book opens ...

Over the Edge: Death in Grand Canyon

93 reviews
Michael P. Ghiglieri, Thomas M. Myers

Puma Press, 2001

A sobering book, a must for anyone visiting the Grand Canyon.
One of the best books I have had the pleasure to read! I recently took my boy scout troop from Greenville, S.C. on a trip to the Grand Canyon. I was so impressed my wife and I returned a month later. While there I saw this book in many stores, gift shops, and visitors centers. I considered getting it while out there, but felt the price locally was a little high. when we returned, I decided to get ...

Le Corbusier Le Grand

6 reviews
Editors of Phaidon

Phaidon Press Inc., 2008

Le Corbusier, Le Grand
Le Corbusier, Le Grand is the most thoroughly researched and enjoyable read on Le Corbusier, so far. I truly enjoyed it and highly recommend it.

The Grand Chessboard: American Primacy And Its Geostrategic Imperatives

40 reviews
Zbigniew Brzezinski

Basic Books, 1998

American Hegemony 101
Basically, this book is the work of a mastermind geostrategist that outlines his view of America's global role, and what we need to do to maintain our global preeminence. The book is dated-it was published in 1997-but in a way this makes it interesting as we can see how some of Brzezinski's predictions have come to fruition. First things first, Brzezinski is not some kind of devious Dr. Evil, ...

Grand Obsession: A Piano Odyssey

49 reviews
Perri Knize

Scribner, 2008

Fantastic and educational read!
I really enjoyed the book, her tales, and all the wonderful information I learned about pianos. I am a pianist, but I didn't know all the detail that goes into building a fine instrument. I am dying to hear the Schubert tuning on an instrument- I wonder how I will do that?! I might talk to my tuner next month!

Grand Theft Auto IV Signature Series Guide (Bradygames Signature)

23 reviews
BradyGames

BRADY GAMES, 2008

Sweet
This guide really helped my on a couple of missions that I had a hard time with. Its detailed on how to complete a misson. so if your stuck pick this guide up its worth it.

Grand Canyon, The Complete Guide: Grand Canyon National Park

16 reviews
James Kaiser

Destination Press, 2007

"Grand Canyon: The Complete Guide" truly lives up to its title
The Grand Canyon is universally acclaimed as one of the great natural wonders of the world. Now in a fully updated and beautifully illustrated third edition, James Kaiser's "Grand Canyon: The Complete Guide" is the ideal guide for novice visitors and a superbly informative reference for the seasoned visitor as well. A complete and 'user friendly' travel guide and planner for visiting the Grand ...

Grand Slam, The: Bobby Jones, America, and the Story of Golf

22 reviews
Mark Frost

Hyperion, 2005

A Grand Slam of a Bio
Purchasing this book I had expected nothing more than the chronicle of Bobby Jones' assualt on the 4 golf majors of 1930. I got so much more. This book is certainly one of the better biographies I've ever read. Though Frost never goes too in depth into the private life of Jones, the writing style is exceptional, the sports action is compelling, but the most amazing thing is how the entire ...

Hiking Grand Canyon National Park, 2nd (Regional Hiking Series)

4 reviews
Ron Adkison

Falcon, 2006

Excellent Grand Canyon Hiking Guide!
I have been hiking Grand Canyon since 1977 with over 9,000 miles below the rim and have hiked all the trails in this guide, in most cases multiple times. This guide has the most detailed descriptions of all canyon hiking guides; maps are more than adequate; nearly all information is up to date. Adkison's writing style is very clear. I especially appreciate his information about plant ...

Grand Obsession: Harvey Butchart and the Exploration of Grand Canyon

7 reviews
Elias Butler, Tom Myers

Puma Press, 2007

A Grand Book for a Truly Grand Obsession
Harvey Butchart was a mathematics professor. His doctoral thesis was "Helices in Euclidean N-Space", and at one point he had to get twenty feet of wrapping paper to do his massive calculations for it. He looked the part, for he was scrawny at five foot seven inches and 135 pounds, and he had thick bifocals. He was socially awkward and shy. He was a good mathematician, with further papers and ...

Grand Canyon Trail Map

13 reviews
Kent Schulte

Sky Terrain, 2001

A Great Trail Map of the Grand Canyon
I like this trail map. It's much better than National Geographic Road Guide to Grand Canyon National Park (NG Road Guides). This map is easier to read. There is a wealth of information on this map; it's almost a mini-guidebook. What I like the best about the cartography it Kent Schulte's approach to 3D topo maps. Instead toe usual approach of using shading to light and shadow as if the ...

Grand-O-Grams

4 reviews
Marianne Richmond

Marianne Richmond Studios, 2004

Grand-o-grams
My four year old grandson gave me Grand-o-grams for Easter. It is a color collection of preferated postcards to send to your grandchild or grandchildren for any occassion and special holidays. The cards are beautiful and fun. They are a great treasure to send your special grand if you live close or far away. The artistry is outstanding an un-matched by any card I have seen anywhere. The ...

The Gifts of Being Grand

8 reviews
Marianne Richmond

Marianne Richmond Studios, 2003

A gift any grandparent would love!
This book is a wonderful story about the joys of becoming a grandparent. It's an especially nice gift for brand new grandparents.

Grand Complications: High Quality Watchmaking Volume IV (High Quality Watchmaking)
Tourbillon International

Rizzoli, 2008

Grand Complications, Volume IV provides a detailed overview of complicated watchmaking. This reference work for connoisseurs deals with each of the major horological complications by theme, from their history through to their most recent developments. Multi-complications, minute repeaters and sonneries, tourbillons, equations of time, perpetual calendars, chronographs, jump hours and retrograde mechanisms, GMTs and multiple time zones are ...

Grand Canyon, The Complete Guide: Grand Canyon National Park

The Grand Inquisitor's Manual: A History of Terror in the Name of God

1 review
Jonathan Kirsch

HarperOne, 2008

Impassioned History of a Legendary Religious Institution
In "The Grand Inquisitor's Manual: A History of Terror in the Name of God", author Jonathan Kirsch makes no pretense of cool, detached objectivity. He very obviously loathes the very notion of the Catholic Church's Inquisition (which formally existed from the Thirteenth to the Nineteenth centuries), and he displays open disdain for those revisionist historians who have sought to excuse or ...

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