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If You Could See What I See: The Tenets of Novus Spiritus 7 reviews
Sylvia Browne
Hay House, 2007
Love this Book
What a great book to learn about the tenets of Society of Novus Spiritus. As a Novus Spiritus member, I love to re-read this book as a wonderful reminder; it's a breath of fresh air.
Even if you're not affiliated with Society of Novus Spiritus you'll enjoy this book.
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The Listener : What if you could hear what God hears?13 reviews
Terri Blackstock, 2005
great book
It can easily be read in an afternoon, and is very inspiring. I would highly recommend it
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If You Could Read My Mind - A Nicholas Turner Novel4 reviews
T. M. Bilderback
CreateSpace, 2009
Not your usual story!
I love detective stories, especially ones with drama and humor.He has created a character that is flawed but hopeful. What makes this one such a good read is the unusual twist that slants the story, especially for something that could have been mostly dark.
If your looking for a story that will make think as well as make you laugh, but not in that same ole style, then you must read this book. ...
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I Could've Written a Better Movie Than That! : How to Make Six Figures as a Script Consultant Even If You're ...26 reviews
Derek Rydall
Michael Wiese Productions, 2005
A must in every screenwriter's library
Read and analyse your script from cover page, FADE IN to FADE OUT. Derek Rydall packs a lot of useful information in this well thought out, well written book. This is the meat and potatoes of the biz.
Do yourself a huge favor and read this book before you submit your next script. Chapter Two shows you how the studios see the difference between an amateur wannabee and a pro. Chapter Four brings ...
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How to Be Creative If You Never Thought You Could5 reviews
Tera Leigh
North Light Books, 2003
alt. title: Sparking creativity in the creative person!
Today I got Tera's new book in the mail, "How To Be Creative If You Never Thought You Could." I think an alternate title could be "How to spark your creativity when you know you are creative!" I felt a surge of creativity when I opened it. This is not your run-of-the-mill project book. I generally steer away from project books because they are geared toward step-by-steps for a certain card, or ...
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If You Could Hear What I See11 reviews
Kathy Buckley, Lynette Padwa
Plume, 2003
Poignant and Beautiful
This poignant and beautifully written tale is both inspiring and hysterically funny! An easy read, but brilliantly written, it ties the reader to the book. Without pity, Kathy portrays herself and shows her life through wit and humor that can bring a tear to your eye without making you feel sorry for her. Instead it helps you see your life in better perspective and inspires the reader to ...
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The Affluent Artist: How Creative Could You Be If Money Wasn't an Issue? the Money Book for Creative People12 reviews
Rick Dibiasio
Morgan James Publishing, 2008
I am Inspired and Encouraged by Rick Dibiasio's "The Affluent Artist"
I began Rick's book on a day when the inspiration was much needed. As I began to read through the book, I was especially impressed by the story of Sue Thompson, moving through all manner of life challenges to achieve her dreams and artistic creation.
I was so enlivened by Rick's ability to translate and relate artistry with the action needed to create consciously and responsibly in life.
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If You Could See What3 reviews
Tom Sullivan, D. Gill
Signet, 1982
A Favorite After All These Years
I gave this book 5 stars because it has to be at least 20 years since I read it last (read it over and over and over then) and I still remember it with a great deal of fondness. My personal favorite has to be his descriptions of spending the summer in Scituate Mass--my mother was great friends with Tommy and his family and this is one of those books that just gives lots of laughs and reflections.
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The Sylvia Browne Book Collection: Boxed Set Includes Sylvia Browne's Book of Angels, If You Could See What I ...5 reviews
Sylvia Browne
Hay House, 2007
Sylvia rocks
I loved all the books in this collection. Great value for her work. It is a good collaborative of her writing style, knowledge, and talents. I feel as if I know her already, and I want to read more. There are experiences she talks about that still amaze me today!
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If My Love Could Hold You4 reviews
Dell Publishing, 1991
Excellent ,Wonderful book
One of those books that are hard to forget and a love story that is easy to believe. Elaine Coffman became one of my favorite authors with this beautiful novel. I am an avid fan of Judith Mcnaught, Jude Deveraux and Johanna Lindsey and I added Coffman to my list because of this book.
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If Only You Could Read My Mind: A Guide to Help Couples Understand Each Other and Connect1 review
Clare Bowles, Christine Tripp, ...
General Store Publishing House, 2000
Down to earth and practical to a couple new to MBTI
The cartoon of a couple each reaching past the other is what attracted me to pick up this book. Then when I flipped through it and saw that it was Psychological Type based, I bought it for my collection. This is a book that a couple therapist wrote and had published to fill a need. It is something a couple could take away with them and are likely to read. Usually the couple can understand the ...
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If You Could Be Anything, What Would You Be? A Teen's Guide to Mapping Out the Future1 review
Jeanne Webster
Dupuis North Publishing, 2004
excellent
i received the book very fast, in excellent conditions just as described. the book it self is not like any other developmental workbook, this actually helps you to describe where do you stand and and what are your aspiration, is a life plan. this book makes you come up with all your aspirations, and dream and pretend that nothing stops you from achieving them.
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If You Knew Who You Were, You Could Be Who You Are2 reviews
Gerald M. Sturman
Bierman House, Incorporated, 1989
Excellent self-help guide
The workbook helps you to identify your interests and skills. It is a very useful way to identify areas to explore when choosing new career paths.
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If I Could, I Would Give You...2 reviews
Ellen Reilly McCormick, Wilbur Bullock
McGraw-Hill/Contemporary, 1996
"A great gift for friends and family."
I've given this book to friends as a part of their birthday gift. They love it too. I'm constantly finding wonderful gems and read other parts over and over again. A delightful book and highly recommended. I keep thinking of people I want to give it too. Will buy 3 more.
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If Only I Could Tell You...: Where Past Loves and Current Intimacy Meet1 review
Kate Harper
Spruce Mountain Press, 2006
A relationship must!
Understanding that your mate is a product of all of his/her experiences - including past relationships of love - is the first step toward deeper intamacy with your partner. "If Only I Could Tell You" takes the reader on a journey through the past romantic lives of the authors and demonstrates, with touching compassion, how we can begin to explore this forbidden realm with our own husbands, ...
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If You Don't Have Something To Say ... Don't Say It! - Marketing Secrets They Were Afraid to Tell You That ...2 reviews
Paul A Dahlstrom
Arthur Hunter Publishing, 2006
Making an impact in Africa
Firstly, let me say that I know author Paul Dahlstrom. I bought several books to send to friends. I sent one to a friend in Nigeria who is in Advertising there. He was thrilled to be able to receive a book which gave him insight into North American Advertising methodology. In his words, "Once again, I want to express my profound gratitude for sending me this book. I have read it and have ...
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What If You Could Unscramble an Egg2 reviews
Robert Ehrlich, Gary Ehrlich, 1998
An excellent, thought-provoking book.
I saw this book lying on the table at a friend's house and picked it up, which turned out to be a mistake, because I just kept reading it throughout my stay there. It kept me turning pages, wanting to find out more about the world. It is written in such a way that the average person can follow the concepts, and the dialogue between the two characters adds humor and allows for more questions ...
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If You Could Only Choose Your Mother1 review
Julie Harford
Samhain Publishing, 2008
5 stars
Five years ago, Marcie's mother walked out, and in the intervening years, her dad has dated some. The latest one is Eva, a rather maternal type who is actually older than he is, but all her good qualities only make Marcie resent her more; not that she wants her mother back, she just doesn't want another woman there either. Nor is she thrilled when her absentee parent demands that she and her ...
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If You Could Be1 review
Tracy Lynn Burney
T.B.Books, 1997
An outstanding children's book for toddlers on up.
Wonderfully written, colorfully illustrated,children's book that allows kids to use their imagination to become something fun and different for awhile, yet at the same time teaching them that the most important thing is to be yourself and believe in yourself.
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If You Could Be My Friend: Letters of Mervet Akram Sha'Ban and Galit Fink (Venture - Health & the Human Body)2 reviews
Marvet Adram Sha'Ban, Galit Fink, ...
Orchard Books (NY), 1998
At the very LEAST this book is an educational treasure
I came across this book by accident. It almost brings tears to my eyes just thinking about what I experienced in the pages of this book. This educational treasure cuts through the clutter of daily news and brings you to the personal and political front lines of two girls seperated by war. Somewhere in each letter is the innocence of youth, however at all times there is a learned vehemance ...
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