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What Men Know That Women Don't: How to Love Women Without Losing Your Soul

16 reviews
Rich Zubaty

Virtualbookworm.com Publishing, 2001

Ten stars!
This book stayed beside my bed for more than one year...and is still there. From a man (Zubaty) to another one(us): confident, funny, realistic, paradoxal. In my opnion, will be hard to read a book like this one in the next 10 - 20 years. Great book!

Suffer in Silence

31 reviews
David Reid

Virtualbookworm.com Publishing, 2004

Right on
I did 12 years in the Teams, and I didn't want to like this book. There are just way too many books on SEALs out there. Didn't think the author could add much of value. I was wrong. Don't be mistaken. This book is not fiction. Yes, the characters have made-up names. Yes, the ending is clearly meant to entertain. Everything else is right on, and is as real as I've read. Reading the book ...

Baby Name Encyclopedia: The Perfect Baby Name Adviser

15 reviews
Sylvie Nicole

Virtualbookworm.com Publishing, 2005

The ultimate book of baby's names!
This was one of the most useful and interesting baby naming books I've read! This book is a jewel of a find! I've flipped through and purchased countless baby name books. This is BY FAR my favorite. It's perfectly organized, well-written, insightful and incredibly helpful. It goes into much more detail than the books that just list names. It includes thousands of names from all over the world ...

The 7 1/2 Habits of Highly Humorous People

10 reviews

Virtualbookworm.com Publishing, 2007

The Best Book Ever Written
Life is funny if you let it be. Even when you feel like it shouldn't be, deep down in your spirit there is humor waiting to giggle out into the world. David M. Jacobson reminds us to let the laughter loose in his book, "The 7 ½ Habits of Highly Humorous People." It isn't a joke book, but it is a delightful reminder to watch for the jokes in life, even, or maybe especially, the ones that are on ...

Polar Cap Five

27 reviews
Charlie Mann

Virtualbookworm.com Publishing, 2004

This is not a traditional formulaic thriller
Charlie Mann has written a fast-paced, intellectual thriller, one in which deception, politics, and secrecy all combine to sweep the reader along. It retains the suspense of Robert Ludlum 'The Paris Option' with the build up found in Britt Gillette's 'Conquest of Paradise'. From the freak winters of the California desert to the political rat race of Washington, DC, the plot twists and turns as ...

101 Countries: Discovering the World Through Fast Travel

21 reviews
P. J. Parmar

Virtualbookworm.com Publishing, 2003

Where are we going next?
Being an avid reader of just about anything I can lay my hands on, I stumbled on this book quite by accident. And what a pleasure I found within! This book not only opened my eyes to parts of the world that I had never really given much thought but also revealed an inner strength and motivation of the primary cast - specifically PJ - prompting a desire for the opportunity to meet him some day. ...

A Path to Innocence, a Road to War

10 reviews
John V. Wemlinger

Virtualbookworm.com Publishing, 2003

A First Time Gem
A book that is difficult to put down. I became rivited in this story as the adventure unfolded. John Wemlinger touched all the raw emotional nerves in me as I became more and more involved with the characters and what some of them had to endure. I think when an author can induce those emotions in the reader, he difinitely has what it takes to be a great writer. I think Mr. Wemlinger may have ...

Breaking into the Art World: How to Start Making a Living As an Artist

10 reviews
Brian Marshall White

Virtualbookworm.com Publishing, 2005

Do yourself a favor...make a small investment and buy this book!
As an artist who wants to be a SELLING artist, I read White's book. Simply put, I found that it was an excellent source of ideas on how to not only begin the process of selling your work, but also the pragmatic aspects as well. As an artist, I paint not to express any soulful meaning, but to make paintings that answer the question: Would I want it hanging on a wall in my house? So after a ...

Revelation Unsealed

10 reviews
Donald A., Jr. Salerno

Virtualbookworm.com Publishing, 2004

Excellent Addition to the Prewrath Bookshelf
Revelation Unsealed, by Don Salerno, is billed as a commentary on Revelation, but it's not your typical commentary. This extremely well-researched book, and to date, it is the only commentary on Revelation that is written from a classic prewrath perspective. If you are new to end-times prophecy, this is a terrific foundation that walks you through the basics of Revelation in an easy-to-read, ...

Wrongful Death: The AIDS Trial

15 reviews
Stephen Davis

Virtualbookworm.com Publishing, 2006

The John Grisham of Science
I enjoyed the book. It read like a cross between a John Grisham legal thriller and an informative scientific treatise on AIDS. One of the things that gives great plausibility to this novel is the scientific history of AZT -- the primary drug used to treat AIDS patients from 1987-1996. In short, AZT is highly toxic cancer chemotherapy. When the AIDS experts utterly failed to develop a ...

The Beginning Of The End

8 reviews
Peter Hershey

Virtualbookworm.com Publishing, 2004

Creative, Insightful, Refreshing
The author presents a creative yet insightful interpretation of what could happen in some of the most volatile and dynamic international situations facing the United States today. He simultaneously develops four conflict scenarios pitting the US against Iraq, North Korea, Russia, and Cuba, conveying each story through the perceptions of the young men and women struggling to do their duty for ...

Daring Quests of Mystics

8 reviews
Shirley Cheng

Virtualbookworm.com Publishing, 2003

Fun fiction that teaches as it entertains.
Daring Quest of Mystics by Shirley cheng is a fun adventurous read for all ages. This is a facsinating book of short stories, each with a moral. I would recommend this book for all ages, I have passed it on to my teenage son to read, because the fun, magical story is also teaching while entertaining. Something that is hard to find. I look forward to the next book by this author.

From Cellmates to Soulmates

8 reviews
Mark W. Heisler, Suzanne Baldino Jones

Virtualbookworm.com Publishing, 2003

Real Advice For the Real World
I"m not usually a big reader of corporate how-to type books. They're dry, they all have the same jargon, they all say the same thing, and they're all awash in their own self-importance. This book, however, is different. Heisler and Baldino-Jones have done a great job of taking a concept and making it "real", writing an engaging story around a way that they have developed to bring the usually ...

The Breakup Diary

8 reviews
Lisa Goich-Andreadis

Virtualbookworm.com Publishing, 2002

I LOVE THIS BOOK!
My copy of The Breakup Diary just arrived yesterday and I LOVE IT! I stayed up until 2 o'clock in the morning doing the exercises and I couldn't wait to get back to them today. I swear, it's like I have a therapist sitting right on my table just waiting for me to "talk to." I'm buying two more copies to keep on hand for friends. I've kept journals after breakups, but always sort of wrote all ...

The Basker Twins in the 31st Century: Danger at the Clone Academy

8 reviews
Kristi Wright

Virtualbookworm.com Publishing, 2007

Exciting read and very creative writing
I found the adventures of the Basker Twins very engrossing and made for a very exciting visual read. Kristi Wright is a very creative writer with a vivid imagination of the 31st century that incorporated fun and impressive technology, and yet not unlike today, with people and clones learning to live together in harmony. A very fun, exciting and page turning read for all in the family.

Logging Off

9 reviews
Caitlin, McKenna

Virtualbookworm.com Publishing, 2006

Welcome to The Future
"Logging Off" was a very fast-paced and exciting read. I got it as an Xmas gift from a friend who is a huge Sci-fi Buff who said I had to read it, and boy was I glad I did. I couldn't put it down. The characters are really fleshed out and I ending up getting completely wrapped up in the plot. It would make an amazing movie as well. A must read!

His Name is One

9 reviews
Jeff A. Benner

Virtualbookworm.com Publishing, 2003

A good introduction to Concrete Hebrew thought in the Biblical Text.
In the world of Biblical language studies there are numerous learning materials that teach one how to simply translate words from their form in one language to another. However, very few will explain to a person the difference between the cultures of two people, and how this affectts interpretation and translation. This book will do just that; it will give the reader a firm introduction to ...

The Lion's Den

8 reviews
Jon F. Skaehill

Virtualbookworm.com Publishing, 2004

Good Buy
The Lion's Den is a well written book that steadily improves in its readability throughout the story. Mr. Skaehill's knowledge of police department politics, the criminal element of our society, and modern SWAT team operations is both apparent and interesting. The book provides, not only a solid story line with good characters that are interesting and believable, but also a unique look into the ...

Internet Laws Affecting Your Company

8 reviews
Brett, J. Trout

Virtualbookworm.com Publishing, 2005

This book will give you peace of mind...
This book is so helpful. It put my worries to rest right away. I do not have time to research how internet laws will effect my business and that's ok because this book covers all the bases. It is a great help to anyone doing business over the internet.

Witching Water

10 reviews
Jeff Brown

Virtualbookworm.com Publishing, 2003

Love this book
I love this book by the talented Mr. Brown. I recommend it. I beg you to read this book. Take care.

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