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Somewhere in the World Right Now (Reading Rainbow Book)

5 reviews
Stacey Schuett

Dragonfly Books, 1997

This book is wonderful!
This book is a wonderful, colorful book that is very well written and is a great plot line. It follows the activities of various people around the world at the same moment in time - explaining about time zones. It starts with a baker in London and ends with a child going to sleep in Boston. Each page/location has lovely illustrations, including an overlay of a map of that city. It makes a ...

Somewhere in Heaven: The Remarkable Love Story of Dana and Christopher Reeve

11 reviews
Christopher Andersen

Hyperion, 2008

Wonderful bittersweet story
Worth every penny. I could not put this book down. Although I already knew the outcome and so many things (or so I thought) about Chris and Dana Reeves; I was still very touched by this book and how very much Dana and Chris loved each other. It also helped me with my profession as a nurse and enlighted me more into the aspects of what a family goes through when this terrible type of accident ...

Between Heaven and Hell: A Dialog Somewhere Beyond Death wtih John F. Kennedy, C. S. Lewis & Aldous Huxley

22 reviews
Peter Kreeft

InterVarsity Press, 1982

A Great Read
November 22, 1963 was a day that all who were alive that day will remember. It was the day J.F. Kennedy was killed. But in the shadow of that famous death two other great men died that day, Aldous Huxley and John F. Kennedy. This book deals with those three famous men and a fictional dialog they would have sometime after life, but before a final judgment. These three great men each believed in ...

Meetings with Remarkable Men (All and Everything)

26 reviews
G. I. Gurdjieff

Penguin (Non-Classics), 1991

Gurdjieff's journey to knowledge
"Always and in everything strive to attain at the same time what is useful for others and what is pleasant for oneself" said Mullah Nassr Eddin. And Gurdjieff worked all his life to do that. In this book, he offers us his journey to knowledge with its stepping stones and its struggles, and introduces us to the people that affected his life in one way or another. It should be titled, Meetings with ...

Somebody Somewhere: Breaking Free from the World of Autism

8 reviews
Donna Williams

Three Rivers Press, 1995

The sequel I was waiting for...
The first book was an amazing journey for me, and to read the second book was just as wonderful as the first. It left me wondering if there was a third book. A must read!

Somewhere I'll Find You

39 reviews
Lisa Kleypas

Avon, 1996

Enjoy this author
I really enjoy this author. Hew books are very creative and descriptive. She ranks up with other romance authors as one of my favorites.

Somewhere In Time

47 reviews
Richard Matheson

Tor Books, 2008

The love story of all time
This is, by far, one my most favorite of stories. The "true love" of soul mates joined and separated by the lending hand of fate. Richard Matheson is an excellent writter. This story derives straight from the heart and is volleyed back at yours with a clearity that takes you deep into the soul of his characters. The birth of this beautiful story is, in my opinion, the offspring of nearly every ...

Somewhere In The Darkness

56 reviews
Walter Dean Myers

Scholastic Paperbacks, 2008

Somewhere in the darkness
Jimmy Little is living in Harlem New York. With a close friend to his mom Jimmy is doing fine. One day his dad Crab shows up after 14 years.Jimmy dads wonts to take jimmy with hime to Chicago.After that things start to go wrong they both learn about each other.It is a intense story it keeps you wondering what will happen. I really liked this book be cause it ...

Train to Somewhere

14 reviews
Eve Bunting

Clarion Books, 2000

True story, my grandmother told me.
I enjoyed this book especially because my grandmother was a rider on an orphan train when she was around 11 years old. She is still spry at the age of 98. The story she tells me is almost identical, for she felt she was tall, plain and ugly. Her mother died in New York and her and all of her brothers and sisters (6 of them) came to Texas. I think everyone should know about this part of our ...

The Middle of Somewhere

6 reviews
J.B. Cheaney

Knopf Books for Young Readers, 2007

Super Sized reading fun!
J.B. Cheaney supersized my reading pleasure this summer with her latest book that includes something for everyone. Take an RV, throw in a cranky grandpa, an ADHD little brother, and a half grown girl(yearning to "Sieze the Way"), and your bound for adventure and misadventure. Kansas? That's right next door. I feel a road trip coming on. Thanks, Ms. Cheaney!

New Beginnings (Always Trouble Somewhere Series, Book 4)

2 reviews
Wanda E. Brunstetter

Barbour Publishing, Inc, 2008

"A Great Story For Tweens and Teens"
Written by: Wanda E. Brunstetter Published by: Barbour Reviewed by: Stephanie Rollins for ReviewYourBook.com 8/2008 ISBN: 978-1-59789-898-0 "A Great Story For Tweens and Teens" 5 stars Rachel's friend, Mary, had to move with her family to another state. Rachel is devastated. Will she quit moping around? Can their friendship last in spite of the distance between them? I have been a ...

School's Out (Always Trouble Somewhere Series, Book 1)

4 reviews
Wanda E. Brunstetter

Barbour Publishing, Inc, 2007

Excellent Book for children with a christian message!
This is a terrific series. I read one chapter a night to my 5 year old daughter and she loved it! She could not wait for the next book so I purchased it as soon as I could on amazon. The main character, Rachel, is a normal 10 year old who innocently gets into trouble. She really does not go looking for it but it seems to find her any way. This book teaches lessons about love, respect, and ...

Now and Forever: Somewhere a Band Is Playing & Leviathan '99

9 reviews
Ray Bradbury

Harper, 2008

An exquisite storyteller
The two stories in NOW AND FOREVER are not new. In fact, "Somewhere a Band Is Playing" was begun over 40 years ago. "Leviathan '99" began life as a radio play script that was never produced as television started to grow. Aged though they may be, this is the first they have seen the light of day, finally dusted off, polished and presented to the reading world. As with most of what Ray Bradbury ...

Out of Control (Always Trouble Somewhere Series, Book 3)

1 review
Wanda E. Brunstetter

Barbour Publishing, Inc., 2008

Works her writing magic
Reviewed by Brenna Bales (age 10) for Reader Views (6/08) As Wanda E. Brunstetter works her writing magic, she unravels another wonderful tale about the Amish life, perfect for any day that you would like a book to read. This is a lesson-learning tale about Rachel Yoder of Lancaster County, a young girl who finds herself in a lot of trouble during the winter. From letting her cat in, to ...

Somewhere in the Ocean

6 reviews
Jennifer Ward

Rising Moon, 2000

Crabs, whales & sharks...oh my!
A rhyming counting story that makes us want to sing. The pages are bursting with color, mommy sea creatures swimming with their babies. The book introduces all kinds of sea creatures: Whales, fish, otters, crabs, sharks, seahorses, jellyfish & more. Utterly enjoyable for me as well as my 3 year old.

Going Somewhere Soon: Collected Stories & Drawings

1 review

Storypeople, 1995

WOW!
What an awesome book!! I was in one of my favorite used bookstores and I was reading from one of the memoirs I intended to buy when a woman was paging through a few books by the author Brian Andreas. She was laughing aloud at something she had read. I asked her what was so funny and she said this author was wonderful..and 'out there' I asked to look at one of the books she was holding. I looked ...

Somewhere a Song (Daughters of Fortune, Book 2)

9 reviews
Judith Pella

Bethany House, 2002

Excellent Series
I love historical fiction, and this is just a great series taking place in World War II, from the perspective of three sisters strategically placed in three areas of the world in the midst of the chaos of this war. To see history from the perspective of people living through this time was very special. I'm now reading book 3, and the series continues with excellent writing, characters, and ...

I Know I'm in There Somewhere: A Woman's Guide to Finding Her Inner Voice and Living a Life of Authenticity

16 reviews
Helene Brenner

Gotham, 2004

A New Way of Looking at Yourself
I have been in the process of "self-discovery" for the past 20 years and have read many, many books. This book by Helene Brenner takes a fresh, new approach. She helps women to let go of the idea that we are somehow flawed and need to be "fixed." From her use of words (she calls this a self-acceptance book...not a self-help book) to her ideas of why so many women are walking around striving to be ...

Mary Engelbreit's Am I Supposed To Be Somewhere?: 2009 Monthly Planner Calendar

1 review
Mary Engelbreit

Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2008

Be aware....
This is NOT the hard back, elastic closure, weekly planner that you're used to. It's a soft back, monthly, tucked in a cardbord open top box. I'm quite disappointed having searched all over the Mary Engelbreit pages looking for my tried and true weekely 'Breit Days purse sized weekly calendar. So disappointing.

I Wish Someone Were Waiting for Me Somewhere

16 reviews
Anna Gavalda

Riverhead Trade, 2003

Is That So Much To Ask?
"I shifted somewhat abruptly. She stood back up behind me and put both hands flat on my shoulders. She said, "I'm going to go. I want you not to move and not to turn around. Please I am begging of you. " I didn't move I didn't want to anyway, because I didn't want her to see me with my eyes swollen and my face all contorted. I waited a while, and then headed to my car." A scene from the story ...

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