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Corkscrews and Bottle Openers 1 review
Evan Perry
Lubrecht & Cramer Ltd, 1980
Great info on corkscrews, not much on openers.
If you are looking for a short and concise book on corkscrews, this deserves a look. If, like me, you are looking for a book on bottle openers this is NOT the one.
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The Can Opener Gourmet : More Than 200 Quick and Delicious Recipes Using Ingredients Already in Your Pantry11 reviews
Laura Karr, 2002
Super- a busy mother's secret.
This book is excellent. It provides easy to follow recipes using canned ingredients that turn out great. The recipes require simple easy to find ingredients. It saves time cooking and yet the meals are delicious and full of nutrients. There is not one meal I have cooked out of here that my kids have not enjoyed or my husband not liked.
I have actually put together a box of meals on the go- ...
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Collector's Guide to Letter Openers: Identification & Values1 review
Everett Gristg
Collector Books, 1997
Collectors Guide to Letter Openers
This is a valuable tool if you collect letter openers. Lots of info with great illustrations.
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New York Yankee Openers: An Opening Day History of Baseball's Most Famous Team, 1903-19964 reviews
Lyle Spatz
McFarland & Company, 1997
WOW! History at its best!
This great book it full of rich history. Much will be learned of early baseball history such as rules and the evolution of the uniform. More than the game details, the author details the social and political drama of the day. The reader becomes part of the history. A must read for all baseball fans.
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Farm Animals (Eye Openers)2 reviews
Angela Royston
Little Simon, 1991
Farm Animals by Eye Openers
We have a series of these books and our two boys (4&5) love them. Our children are adopted and are learning English. These books are clear, simple and with highlighted picture out takes, making the English learning process very easy for any child.
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Birds (Eye Openers)1 review
Angela Royston
Dorling Kindersley Publishers Ltd, 1992
Super!
This is a nice reference guide for all ages. I have a 4 year old who is VERY interested in nature and I bought this book to aid myself and her in identifying various birds that we run across. It is perfect for an adult as well as children. There are plenty of pictures that even a child who cannot read, can still understand.
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50 Creative Training Openers and Energizers2 reviews
Bob Pike, Lynn Solem
Pfeiffer, 2000
Meeting and Training Openers and Warm-Ups that Work!
Honestly, I have no time for activities/events when I train or facilitate meetings that accomplish only one goal. So I look for things that simultaneously meet multiple needs, or desires. This book contains 61 such tools. Pike and Solem write clear, concise directions for each opener or energizer. With very little effort, each can be adapted to different needs by changing questions. (Instead of ...
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PETS: EYE OPENERS (Eye Openers)2 reviews
n/a
Little Simon, 1991
Touch and Feel: Pets
My son is 3 and loves touching all the pets skin and fur. He is always showing me this book.
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Just for Openers: A Guide to Beer, Soda & Other Openers (Schiffer Book for Collectors)2 reviews
Donald A. Bull, John R. Stanley
Schiffer Publishing, 1999
Superb information and all coloured pictures,well done
As I collect bottle openers in general, this book was an exciting way to find out what the openers I had were worth,and to see what other varieties of my openers there is available, it is very well set out and has clear and all coloured pictures, I would have liked to see more on cast iron bottle openers, but that is just me I suppose.
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Diggers and Dump Trucks (Eye Openers)8 reviews
Angela Royston
Little Simon, 1991
For kids who can't get enough of construction trucks
My son received this as a Christmas gift when he was little over a year old. It has been one of the few books that he wants read to him time and time again. The pictures are realistic enough for a toddler to identify them and the wording brief enough to hold a toddler's attention span. The only drawback is the book is not a board book so some care must be given to survive ownership by a ...
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Five Star First Edition Mystery - Eye Opener (Five Star First Edition Mystery)1 review
Michael Z. Lewin
Five Star, 2004
Amusing private investigator tale
In Indianapolis, several years ago Albert Samson lost his private investigative license, but his attorney gets him reinstated; within a few hours, he has two clients. Schoolyard basketball guru Joe Ellison asks Albert to look gratis into vandalism at a nearby African-American church. Attorney Christopher Holloway hires him for an exorbitant fee to help his law firm in their defense of Ronnie ...
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Trucks (Eye Openers)1 review
Angela Royston
Little Simon, 1991
Great book!
The Eye-Openers books are terrific, and this one is no exception. My two-year old son is crazy about trucks and construction vehicles, and this book is right up his alley. The pictures are terrific! Each page displays a different truck and labels the different parts of the truck as well. Consequently, I know more about trucks than I ever imagined that I would, and my son can spot an air ...
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Openers for ancient history classes1 review
J. Weston Walch
J. Weston Walch, 1993
Great complement to 6th grade S.S. curriculum in Calif.
This book is very useful as a transition to the subject of social studies in a self-contained classroom. Some of the openers are questions (both open-ended and multiple choice), and some of them are anecdotes or stories. All are designed to peak student interest in what is sometimes perceived as a dry subject.
The openers cover the study of history itself, early humans, the fertile crescent, ...
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Mind in Tibetan Buddhism: Oral commentary on Ge-shay Jam-bel-sam-pel's presentation of awareness and ... 3 reviews
Lati Rinbochay
Gabriel/Snow Lion, 1980
Profound Ideas of the Mind and Its Functions
This is a extraordinary book of ideas of the mind. To grasp the meanings you will find it necessary to read (even more than twice) the various parts of the book. You will no doubt find the ideas different from Western writers of the mind, which sets this book apart from the many books about the mind. A very intriguing book. Anybody who is interested in the mind and its functions from the ...
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The Eye Opener1 review
Anonymous
Hazelden, 1966
An excellent compliment to " Daily Reflections "
Morning Meditation, For me is omnipotent, This book I have used for quite a few 24 hrs. and am buying again for a friend as a gift. I believe all serious about recovery and spiritual growth will bebefit from utilization of this simple tool. God Bless
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God Wrote Only One Bible1 review
Jasper James Ray
The Eye Opener Publishers, 1983
Very Good and Informative
A good read if you are interested in Bible and ancient manuscript history. Very good if you are having trouble figuring out which version of the English Bible to study.
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Miracles That Never Were: Natural Explanations of the Bible's Supernatural Stories1 review
Fred Acquistapace
Eye Opener Books, 1991
The Bible down to earth
Fred Acqistapace's book, MIRACLES THAT NEVER WERE: Natural Explanations of the Bible's Supernatural Stories, is a work of clear and unfettered intelligence. It is a work in straightforward language, intended for the average reader. As he states in Chapter 1, "I am not interested in presenting technical or deep theological concepts. I intended to keep it plain, simple, and easy to read." It is ...
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Great Session Openers, Closers, and Energizers: Quick Activities for Warming Up Your Audience and Ending on a ...1 review
McGraw-Hill, 1998
Chellie
Used a suggestion from book in a meeting a week after I received it and was totally pleased. Great if you need to break the sameness of those required meetings.
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Revelations New Beginnings (Revelations New Beginnings 100+eye openers 2 make U think... WOW)1 review
PAT KATAKIO
Path Publishing, 2005
Revelations New Beginnings
Author and reflexologist Pat Katakio writes in the introduction of her marvelous new
book, Revelations New Beginnings, "Traditional religion never made sense to me as a
child. On one hand we were told in church to love God. On the other hand, we were told
that we were all sinners, and that if we weren't good, we would burn in hell forever."
Fortunately, at age 23, Pat began to experience ...
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Openers for Biology Classes1 review
C. Robert R. Gridley
J Weston Walch Pub, 1990
Buy this!!!
This book is a "must have" for biology teachers. I wish there were others like it.
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