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12 reviews
David H Brandin

iUniverse, Inc., 2007

A personal crusade against terror
Reviewed by Nikki Pringle for Reader Views (8/08) The year is 1973. Aaron Green, a recent college graduate who loved photography, was given a Lecia 35 mm camera by his father David, and money for a trip to Israel by his mother Rebecca. On his twentieth birthday, which was also the Jewish holiday of Yom Kippur, he visited Solomon's Quarry in Jerusalem. Aaron was surrounded by an Arab patrol ...

Yearnings: Embracing the Sacred Messages of Life

13 reviews
Loewenthal, Irwin, Linda Kula

audible.com

A Wise Guide to Life's Pilgrimage that Starts with Actually Celebrating the Mess!
I enjoyed this book myself, then one of our guest writers at our online magazine, [...], Gail Katz, wrote her own recommendation of Rabbi Kula's book. Gail points out that, as a Jewish woman, this book touched her -- but I can also recommend this to a broader audience, as well. The entire concept of the book is fresh and appealing because -- let's be honest -- most of us do not lead ...

Five Books of Moses

31 reviews
Everett Fox

Schocken, 1997

Excellent
I used to say that it was pointless to try to study the Bible without Hebrew - that it was impossible to "feel" the text, to get the humor, the irony, the poetry. Not anymore. This is a must for any student of the Bible, as it captures the liveliness and strangeness of the original and expose it as the allusive, alliterative, jabberwocky text that it is. Hebrew is best, but this is, finally, ...

Gospel according to Moses, The: What My Jewish Friends Taught Me about Jesus

14 reviews

Brazos Press, 2003

A book for every Christian's bookshelf
This was a great read. Highly recommended. The book reads smoothly, uses comfortable language, and flows in a logical way. Dickson employs several mini-stories throughout the book to introduce and illustrate the subject matter of that chapter. Dickson touches an area of Christianity which is desperately needed. We embrace so much of our faith without having any knowledge of its roots ...

Nan: The Trifling Times of Nathan Jones

30 reviews
Moses Miller

Mind Candy, LLC., 2006

Intriguing
I'd been hearing that Moses Millers' writing style represented a change from predictable, boring and humdrum, to exciting, suspenseful and memorable. I hesitated somewhat, but here I am admitting, ` Nan : The Trifling Times of Nathan Jones' is intensely suspenseful and a read that readers will definitely enjoy. Nathan Jones, an orphan, is being hunted by the people who corrupted his ...

The Hydrangea People

13 reviews
Charles Gershon

Mose Cade Books, 2002

thriller from asheviller
Charles Gershon has written a compelling mystery filled with medical intrigue and Jewish history. His knowledge of both combined with his southern voice is unique.

The Midwife's Song: A Story of Moses' Birth

25 reviews
Brenda Ray

Karmichael Press, 2000

Engaging from the first page
A wonderfully written and fascinating tale of the midwives Puah and Shiphrah. Brenda Ray brought the characters to life unfolding a story filled with romance, inspiration and gripping drama. A very enjoyable book; I was a bit sad for it to end. I found The Midwife's Song to be a more compelling read than The Red Tent.

The Power Broker: Robert Moses And The Fall Of New York (Part 1)

109 reviews
Robert A. Caro

Books on Tape, Inc., 1991

Power Reveals
Robert Caro's THE POWER BROKER is a lession in the use of power in the life and career of Robert Moses, and the consequent effects upon the people and substructure of New York City. Moses is such a disgusting figure, such a tyrant, that I literally found myself shaking at points. The press was in his pocket, elitest and racist, Moses painted himself as the selfless public servant. In reality, he ...

Moses: When Harriet Tubman Led Her People to Freedom

17 reviews
Carole Boston Weatherford, 2008

BEAUTIFUL book!
I love the graphics in this book which portray so much emotion! The story of Harriet Tubman is inspiring and amazing and to be coupled with these graphics makes it really come alive for the reader. I would definitely recommend this book to anyone who wants an inspiring book of courage, determination, and perseverance!

The Third Time Is Now

20 reviews
Arlene Boday

Moses Publishing Co., 1998

A wonderful God
This book is beautiful and I want to express the loving, forgiving beautiful God in this book. He forsees the future and warns us about the time coming near. We have but two choices to make and that is restore ourselves to him, or stay as we are in the dark side. I don't believe the year 2000 has come. History tells me that our timing is mis-calculated and we still have little time left. ...

Bach at Leipzig: A Play

8 reviews
Itamar Moses

Faber & Faber, 2005

Ingenious.
I would never have guessed that German dudes in the 1700's could be so flippin' funny. Or that a play so silly could be so smart. It is tremendously clever. I gotta read it again to see what I missed the first time. I can't wait to see what Moses writes next!

Cousteau's Great White Shark

8 reviews
Jean-Michel Cousteau, Mose Richards

HNA Books, 1992

I hail thee, Great White Shark!
For surviving for 400 million years. For refusing to submit yourself to mankind's aquariums and corporate SeaWorlds. For never allowing your secrets of mating or birth to become known to the prying eyes of man. For not even leaving a skeleton for science to attempt to examine. For being the Master of the Seas, without even using mechanical aids to assist you, like we, the Humans, the ...

Anti-Christ: A Satirical End of Days

8 reviews

Booklocker, 2007

God, are you there? If so, are you laughing as hard as me?
The author is clearly angry at society. He rips on the Church, politics, self-help groups, corporations, and even God! Judging by how screwed up the planet is can you blame him? This is a fun read following a guy's journey through Heaven and back. But come on, Mexicans sneaking into Heaven! That alone makes this story funny beyond belief. It's like South Park on steroids. If you are extremely ...

Don't Mess With Moses: Peculiar Poems And Rib-Tickling Rhymes

8 reviews
Marty Nystrom

Standard Publishing Company, 2006

Christmas shopping done!
I know what I'll be putting under the tree for my niece and nephew this year. Thanks to Marty Nystrom (As the Deer) for this wonderful book! Parents should read this to their children along with "The Beginner's Bible." The stories come alive in exciting ways with poems like "The Invasion of the Swamp Creatures" (the plague of frogs in Egypt) and "Grandpa is Not a Gorilla." This book is so much ...

Nan: The Game of Trife

9 reviews
Moses Miller

Mind Candy, LLC., 2008

He Just Gets Better!
After reading the first book "The Trifling Times of Nathan Jones" I instantly became a fan of this author, as many other readers have. We eagerly awaited this second installment title: "Nan: The Game of Trife" wondering if Mr. Miller had that special something that will keep us begging for more. Well the jury is now out and I am proud to report that author Moses Miller has definitely gained the ...

Million Dollar Mistakes: Steering Your Music Career Clear of Lies, Cons, Catastrophes, and Landmines

9 reviews
Moses Avalon

Backbeat Books, 2005

Great Eye Opening Read on Pitfalls
Whenever I feel like adding some gas to the tank, I read this book. It does a great job of capturing the dark ugly mess we call the music industry. This is a great book for anyone thinking of joining the industry and provides real life examples of pitfalls that other artists have endured over time.5 stars!

Mastering Abundance: A Spiritual Approach to Getting Anything You Want by Having God Serve You

12 reviews
Nzingha Moses

Angelic Ones Publishing Company, 2004

A profoundly spiritual self-help guide
Written by motivational speaker Nzingha Moses, the ordained minister, pastor and founder of The Spiritual House of Unconditional Love, Mastering Abundance: A Spiritual Approach To Getting Anything You Want By Having God Serve You is a profoundly spiritual self-help guide to focusing all of one's talent and entering a receptive state to permit the workings of both oneself and the Universe to ...

The Barber of Seville / Moses (English National Opera/The Royal Opera Guide 36)

7 reviews

John Calder/Riverrun Press, 1986

What a Great Idea!!
This book and CD set are the perfect combination for those who are new to the world of opera and not fluent in foreign language. Better than just a synopsis, the libretto in English lets you read every word so you won't miss the humor or pathos. As a homeschooling mom, I really appreciated this set as a teaching tool. I hope to increase my collection of The Black Dog Opera Library series.

Easy Watercolor: Learn to Express Yourself

9 reviews
Marcia Moses

Sterling, 2005

Easy Watercolor REALLY IS Easy
This book offers a refreshing look at watercolor painting regardless of the reader's skill level. Detailed instructions are written and illustrated in a most comprehensible manner. The illustrations are step-by-step providing the artist with the insight of the author's years' in watercolor! It is the most all-inclusive, easy to follow art instruction book that I have ever encountered. I ...

Callus on My Soul : A Memoir

9 reviews
Dick Gregory, Shelia P. Moses

Longstreet Press, 2000

Good Thinking
Brother Greg believes O.J. is innocent. That is hard to believe, and there is some paranoia with his thinking. Conspiracy theories make for good fiction, but some of it is enlightening and believable. Mr. Gregory is a great man, and has a lot of knowledge. He is very smart. He is very funny, but he is also obsessed. If he calms down, he would do better. I love him. He is trying so hard to ...

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