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58 reviews
Nora Roberts

Berkley, 2004

Roberts and Robb...what a team!
I'm pretty sure everyone knows that Nora Roberts and JD Robb are one in the same woman...one of the best writers in modern times! Well, teaming these two sides together in one volume was brilliant! In the first story, Laine Tavish is trying to live down a less than reputable past, when trouble comes and finds her in small town Angel's Gap. It's up to Max Gannon to find out if she has anything ...

Remember Me?

178 reviews
Sophie Kinsella

The Dial Press, 2008

Awesome
THe shipment was made quickly, unlike my review, and I am sorry for the delay. The book was in excellent practically new condition. Excellent grade A seller with a wonderful taste in books.

The Body Remembers: The Psychophysiology of Trauma and Trauma Treatment

19 reviews
Babette Rothschild

W. W. Norton & Company, 2000

Finally................................
After 26 years of thinking, "I should be over it", I now know its part of my body, not just my brain. I remember yelling out loud, THATS IT, and thinking I felt better immediately. I wasn't a loser, basket case mental job, but "my body remembers". I gave the book to my therapist, hoping she can help others. I actually contacted author to thank her, and she has a new book in the process. Thank ...

Remember Tomorrow
Gabrielle Goldsby

Bold Strokes Books, 2008

Two women find that creating a successful relationship rests in remembering the mistakes of the past. Cees Bannigan has all the materials needed to build a happy life-a successful home improvement television show, a new house, and the attention of an intelligent and beautiful woman. So what is she doing at the hospital bedside of Arieanna Simmons, the love who had abandoned her a year before? When she discovers what is behind Arieanna's ...

Remember (Redemption Series-Baxter 1, Book 2)

25 reviews
Karen Kingsbury, Gary Smalley

Tyndale House Publishers, 2003

Amazing!!!!
I am the worlds slowest reader....I read the first 2 books in 2 1/2 weeks!!! I can't say enough great things sbout this author and these books!! The moral fiber running through this family is amazing and I think everyone should read them!! Be Blessed!!!

A Walk to Remember

1300 reviews
Nicholas Sparks

Grand Central Publishing, 2004

A Beautiful, and Poignant Novel!
A WALK TO REMEMBER was a novel I checked out from the library because I was tired of fast-paced action novels by John Grisham and Tom Clancy (don't get me wrong; I love Grisham and Clancy). I like dramas and romances, so I checked this one out. It's the first Sparks novel I've read. I was stunned. Not only was it intelligent and engrossing, but it pierced your soul; it could make you laugh ...

A Night to Remember

152 reviews
Walter Lord

Holt Paperbacks, 2005

The undisputed champ after 52 years
Two things set A Night to Remember apart from every other book and film on the subject of the Titanic: First, with the exception of the ship breaking up as it sank (and the official record, with its conflicting testimony, shows it could have been written either way in 1955) and the use of the first SOS (which Lord corrected in later editions), there is not a single fact in the book that has ...

The Body Remembers Casebook: Unifying Methods and Models in the Treatment of Trauma and PTSD

6 reviews
Babette Rothschild

W. W. Norton & Company, 2003

An important piece of the continuum of learning to work with trauma
In this text, Rothschild offers a beautiful piece of writing that nicely complements her earlier work, "The Body Remembers." I have found in my journey of learning to understand and work with trauma that I have had a lot of exposure to articles and textbooks, and complementary direct experience with clients to learn from. The Casebook occupies a liminal-like space in between the learning ...

Can't Remember What I Forgot: The Good News from the Front Lines of Memory Research

8 reviews
Sue Halpern

Harmony, 2008

Not Your Mother's Self-Help Book
If you are looking for a self-help book, there are plenty out there. But as Sue Halpern shows in this beautifully written exploration of modern memory research, many of them simply spout platitudes and propose "remedies" that have little basis in science. Halpern gets behind the hype and tries to tell us what really works and why it works, and she introduces us to the people who are searching ...

Grandmother Remembers a Written Heirloom for My Grandchild

40 reviews
Judith Levy

Stewart, Tabori and Chang, 1983

wonderful legacy for whole family
This book is truly beautiful. It is manageable to complete and the prompts lead to the stories of real life. It is very upbeat. My mother completed the book some time ago. Sadly she passed away last month at the age of 91 years. She had 2 children, 6 grandchildren, most of whom are grown, and 5 great grandchildren. While my family has always enjoyed the book, we are especially grateful to have ...

Joe Brainard: I Remember

11 reviews
Joe Brainard

Granary Books, 2001

Little book I used to live in
Ah, this little book. "I Remember" is a tiny, funny, heart-warming masterpiece composed entirely of microscopic reflections and remembrances: but like the human body itself, which is of course made up of tiny microscopic cells, the book's one- and two-sentence units of "I remember this or that" recollections gradually build up into a living, breathing, singular human presence. This book has ...

Forgive and Remember: Managing Medical Failure, 2nd Edition

6 reviews
Charles L. Bosk

University Of Chicago Press, 2003

It Reminds Physicians of our Responsibilities
As a medical student at the University of Chicago, Forgive and Remember helped shape my view of what good, caring physicians need to do when policing their own. I am currently on the quality assurance committees at three hospitals where I practice. I am buying several copies of Forgive and Remember for my committee colleagues who have not read this book. The temptations of money over our ...

My Heart Remembers

17 reviews
Kim Vogel Sawyer

Bethany House, 2008

Absolutely Wonderful!
I have read all this author's books and, although I didn't particularly care overmuch for the Sommerfield Trilogy, this one is awesome. I don't really like the Amish books, so that's why I didn't like the Sommerfield Trilogy, although it was good. Just not my cup of tea. This book is so very good. Watching the dear children go on after losing their parents in a fire and being separated ...

Tell Them We Remember: The Story of the Holocaust

4 reviews
Susan Bachrach

Little, Brown Young Readers, 1994

Education to those not knowing
This book explains the depth the Nazis went to get rid of whole nationalities,races and religions. It teaches readers young and old of how awful the circumstances where and how some survived. They have beautiful pictures, and vivid accounts of survivors. I would recommend this for schools and young children. Some children dont see the importance of this and they will learn that they should not ...

I Still Have It . . . I Just Can't Remember Where I Put It: Confessions of a Fiftysomething

6 reviews
Rita Rudner

Harmony, 2008

SHE'S STILL GOT IT!
Rita hasn't gotten senile enough yet to have misplaced her sense of humor. She gives us a zany look into the world of a 30-year-old comedienne locked inside a fiftysomething body. She manages to find the zanyness (is that a word?) in the mundane, the absurdity in all our lives, and the humor in her pain. It's a fast, easy read and you'll love it! ... Rima Rudner Choose To Be Happy: A Guide to ...

How To Teach So Students Remember

4 reviews
Marilee Sprenger

Association for Supervision & Curriculum Deve, 2005

Excellent professional resource
Marilee Sprenger's latest book is an excellent resource for professional teachers of all levels. Using both personal experience and information gleaned from research, she clearly defines the best practices we need to use to enhance our students' ability to remember. She also puts those methods to practice right in the book - a great way to encourage the reader to learn.

Grandfather Remembers: Memories for My Grandchild

12 reviews
Judith Levy

HarperCollins, 1990

Great new grandparent gift
I am at the age where so many of my friends are having their first grandchild, and I want to do something special for them. This book is it!

Lennon Remembers

25 reviews
Jann S. Wenner, John Lennon

W. W. Norton & Company, 2001

Living with good and bad, I always looked up to you
John Lennon gave only two lengthy, in-depth interviews in his life. The first was in 1970 to Rolling Stone magazine and his final interview was given in 1980 to Playboy. Both are instructive to read, especially when you contrast their tone and content. The Lennon in this book had just left the Beatles and was trying desperately to convince the interviewer and the public that it just didn't bloody ...

Planning a Wedding to Remember: The Perfect Wedding Planner

35 reviews
Beverly Clark

Wilshire Pubns, 1995

Organization Plus!
I purchased an older version of this wedding planner 10 years ago when I was getting married. It was my "bible" and kept me on track. Back then, it did not have tabbed dividers for the sections, so I added my own. What do you know?! This new revised version now has the tabbed dividers! Purchased this new revised edition for my sister who is getting married. She loves it as much as I do.

A Summer to Remember (Dell Historical Romance)

48 reviews
Mary Balogh

Dell, 2007

A splendid book
Mary Balogh proves with this book what most romance readers already know: that the originality of plot is not a requirement for an enjoyable romance book. There is absolutely nothing groundbreaking in this story; a couple pretends to be engaged for the sake of their families only to fall in love with each other and marry anyway. Well, I'd rather read well written, simple, heart-warming stories ...

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