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How To Listen To God: A Guide for Successful Living Through the Practice of Two-way Prayer

5 reviews
Wally Paton

Faith With Works Publishing Co., 2000

awesome!
This book has helped me so much, I am able to live a simpler, yet more spiritually filled life. This book shows you how to get closer to God and live a better life in very simple steps. Very clear and right to the point. I wish everyone could read this book. The concepts are easy to grasp, but it takes a sincere effort to make the necessary changes. Well worth the read; it is a reference ...

Practical Method of Italian Singing: For High Soprano

4 reviews

G. Schirmer, Inc., 1986

A Practical Method for *Beautfiul* Singing
The story goes that Vaccai used to teach the wealthy sons and daughters of Englishmen, and it was well known in that time that only 'fallen' men and women would attempt a life on the stage, and never those deemed noble. It was the method at that time that students such as these would go through years of just learning scales and singing melodies the "Sol-fa" method. Vaccai thought that his ...

A Presumption of Death: A New Lord Peter Wimsey/Harriet Vane Mystery (Lord Peter Wimsey/Harriet Vane ...

35 reviews
Jill Paton Walsh, Dorothy L. Sayers

St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2004

More than a mystery
A PRESUMPTION OF DEATH (Trad Mys-Harriet Vane-England-WWII) - Ex Walsh, Jill Payton and Dorothy L. Sayers - Last in series New English Library Ltd, 2003, US Paperback - ISBN: 978-0340820674 It's WWII and Lord Peter is away on a mission. Harriet has moved the household to the country for safety. Emerging from shelter after an air-raid, the body of a land-girl is found in the street. ...

Process Mapping, Process Improvement and Process Management

9 reviews
Dan Madison

Paton Press, 2005

A must have for starting with process improvement
This book has all you need not only to start, but also to continue with process improvement. It covers all basic steps you need to fulfill, gives you a broad overview about what you have to have in mind and also gives nice examples. I'm sorry I didn't have it much before, it could save me a lot's of mistakes I did. Of course, I wouldn't call it a Bible, for more details in any area you'll need ...

26 Italian Songs and Arias: An Authoritive Edition Based on Authentic Sources [Medium / High]

6 reviews
Editor John Glenn Paton

Alfred Publishing Company, 1991

5 Starts But With a Qualification
I own both this 26 song book/Cd as well as the 24 song book/CD from John Keene and Schirmer. I use the John Paton 26 song version in order to read the excellent one page introductions it provides for each song.. However my singing teacher feels that the piano accompaniments in the Paton book are pretentious, and he prefers the piano accompaniments in the Keene/Schirmer book. So, I use the CD ...

Practical Method of Italian Singing: For Soprano or Tenor

3 reviews

G. Schirmer, Inc., 1986

An excellent systematical method for training the voice.
The premise behind Vaccai's method is similar to that of the great Corri. While the latter tunes one's intervals through the correlation between various chords and the messa di voce, Vaccai composed short songs to guide the voice. Corri trains the voice; Vaccai leads one to sing, say, a trill, in the context of a song; and the end result is singing Verdi with ease.

Cry, the Beloved Country (Oprah's Book Club)

247 reviews
Alan Paton

Scribner, 2003

It's on my Top 10
How much can a man love his country? How much can he love his son? His God? Can justice prevail when man cannot? What is forgiveness? Redemption? Grace? To consider all these elements in one novel is not possible. Or is it? "Cry, the Beloved Country" is all these things and more. It is forgiveness writ large. It is agape love in the doing. It is the story of two fathers, each with a son. One ...

Practical Method of Italian Singing : New Edition - Mezzo Soprano (Alto) or Baritone

4 reviews

G. Schirmer, Inc., 1986

Good for ear training, too.
Vaccai's book has been used in many voice studios for decades, and is a cornerstone of vocal literature. The first songs teach intervals: scales, thirds, fourth, fifths, half-steps, etc. Later in the book, more skills are taught. It follows an order, just like beginning piano literature does. Songs are written on two lines, one for the Italian language and one for the English language.

The Green Book (Sunburst Book)

50 reviews
Jill Paton Walsh

Farrar, Straus and Giroux (BYR), 1986

Inspired me in my own writing career
I read The Green Book when I was in the 5th grade, and I loved it! It has been 7 years since then, and the book has inpsired me, particularly one of the parts of it. I've been a writer since I could talk, and I've always loved writing. I love reading as well, but it's not nearly as broad as writing. In the scene where Sarah and Joe find out that Patti only brought a blank book and picked on her ...

Thrones, Dominations (A Lord Peter Wimsey Mystery)

73 reviews
Dorothy L. Sayers, Jill Paton Walsh

St. Martin's Paperbacks, 1999

Halfway review
I probably shoulldn;t be reviewing this book as I am only half way through it. But so far it is excellent. I thought I had read all the Dorothy Sayers/Lord Peter Wimsey mysteries and then this one came along.

Garden Mosaics

5 reviews
Becky Paton

North Light Books, 2004

highly recommended
if you are like me, you might own several mosaic books. This one is one of my favorites! Here's why: Clear,concise directions with good pictures-most projects could be done by a beginner but there are also MANY projects to make a more advanced artist happy. Great variation of mosaics-this author covers some mosaics styles I've never seen in other books. Like making your own wire mesh base ...

26 Italian Songs and Arias: Medium Low

8 reviews

Alfred Publishing Company, 1991

Ideal investment for all singers
This is a great collection of early Italian songs. Unlike the 24 Italian Songs and Arias published by Schirmer, this anthology consists of original historically accurate versions of the songs,as the composer wrote them. The other book has arrangements of the songs that were not at all what the composer had written. Furthermore, this book provides pages of biographical data of the composer, the ...

Too Late The Phalarope

14 reviews
Alan Paton

Scribner, 1996

Even better than Cry, the Beloved Country
Until I read "Too Late the Phalarope," I could not imagine a novel richer and more rewarding than "Cry, the Beloved Country." Alan Paton obviously loved South Africa. In "Cry" he wrote of the wretched lives and condition of the black South African. But he imagined a better world through the lives of his major characters. In "Too Late the Phalarope," published in 1953, five years after "Cry," ...

Change Management: A Guide to Effective Implementation
Robert A Paton, James McCalman

Sage Publications Ltd, 2008

Guiding readers through the technological, organizational and people-oriented strategies that managers use to implement change, the Third Edition has been revised to cover power, politics, culture and gender. The authors have also added international case studies that set change management within the context of globalization. The text provides readers with frameworks for applying different models of change to different scenarios; offers ...

Groundwork of the Metaphysic of Morals

12 reviews
Immanuel Kant

Harper Perennial, 1965

Cornerstone of Modern Ethical Thinking
'Groundwork of the Metaphysic of Morals' by Immanuel Kant is easily the most important work devoted exclusively to thinking about morality in the history of Philosophy, especially considering it's size. The cornerstone of the work, and the end result of Kant's analysis is the categorical imperative which says that a moral law are only those for which you can state should be true of all ...

Paton's Cry, the Beloved Country (Cliffs Notes)

11 reviews
Richard O. Peterson, Eva Fitzwater

Cliffs Notes, 1999

Wonderfully deep and compelling
I am an English teacher and a book lover to the extreme. I use cliff notes in my class to aid students with ideas and concepts in books that might otherwise be lost on them. I like the fact that the summaries are limited on this particular version, so the students are forced to read and reread to comprehend. The book itself is one of the most beautiful, well-written, symbolic books that I have ...

Document Control

5 reviews
Denise E. Robitaille

Paton Press, 2005

First Steps to Controling Documents
We had never looked at our office system as a process before - WOW - this book helped us to start with our paper flow and actually graph it as the examples in the book for Sequencing Processes/Documents. This has helped us to simplify our system and we are getting positive feedback from our employees and clients (Tips for Document Writers). The book also gave us practical examples of how to ...

A Parcel of Patterns (Aerial Fiction)

12 reviews
Jill Paton Walsh

Farrar, Straus and Giroux (BYR), 1992

review from a ten-year-old, Belfast, Maine
I thought this book was a very good one for a book report. I like how this book could mix in romance with tragedy, and how the author brings you into the story. The language was a little hard to understand, but otherwise I was able to get the book pretty well. If you are ever thinking about doing a project on the black plague, and you need an historical novel to read, then I recommend this be ...

The Maudsley Prescribing Guidelines, Ninth Edition: Ninth Edition

2 reviews
David Taylor, Carol Paton, ...

Informa HealthCare, 2007

The Definitive Guide to Psychiatric Medication
This is the best book for detailed, practible guidance on prescription of psychiatric drugs. It is not introductory book but nothing in it is irrelevent. It is more about chosing a drug and monitoring its use than information about a particular drug. The book synthesises conclusions from research and yet has relevent lists of referneces. The text is beautifully well written. Somehow, ...

ISO 9001 in Plain English

1 review
Craig Cochran

Paton Professional, 2008

A must for anyone who wants to 'get it'.
What is ISO 9001? Is it a computer program? A new blender? "ISO 9001 in Plain English" is Craig Cochram explaining ISO 9001 in a language that anyone can understand. ISO 9001 is an economic statistics system that many companies are adopting, and for the wave that coming with it, few are grasping what exactly it all means. Cochram hopes to remedy that in plain speak, free of all technical talk and ...

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