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A Personal Stand: Observations and Opinions from a Freethinking Roughneck

34 reviews
Trace Adkins, Keith Zimmerman, ...

Villard, 2007

Great book, whether you agree with him or not
I stumbled across this book while looking for Trace's music. I had no idea he had written a book. Based on the summary and excerpts on the main Amazon page, I was intrigued enough that I had to read it. I was pleasantly surprised! No one likes to be underestimated, but I'm sure Trace is always hearing people say that they're surprised at how well-spoken and smart he is. He's a ...

Human Traces (Vintage International)

1 review
Sebastian Faulks

Vintage, 2008

Well researched historical fiction
Although this is not an "easy" read, it is quite fascinating. The integration of the history of psychology with the story line of two fictional pioneers in the field was extremely well done. I have a degree in psychology, yet found myself learning many new things about the bases of current psychological theory, and I completely enjoyed the trouncing of the Oedipal complex and other parameters ...

Traces
Paula Fox

Front Street Press, 2008

This lyric poem by one of our most revered writers captures those faint glimpses of things that you see but don't quite recognize, sounds you can almost hear, smells, tastes, feelings that can't quite name. Each line of the poem and each picture in the book depicts the sensual essence of a child's day, each of which are totally typical and thoroughly unique.

Trace Evidence In Tarrant County (Harlequin Intrigue Series)

1 review
Delores Fossen

Harlequin, 2007

Trace Evidence
Sheriff Carley Matheson may be on track to getting her dream job as a Texas Ranger but she has hit a major hurdle. Not only is there a sixteen year old unsolved murder in her town but it appears the killer has resurfaced and may have killed someone with information that would solve this cold case. And along the way Carley has managed to get shot. While she is recovering she is extremely ...

Trace Your Roots with DNA: Use Your DNA to Complete Your Family Tree

15 reviews
Megan Smolenyak, Ann Turner

Rodale Books, 2004

Excellent contribution in a new subject of growing importance
Even a decade ago, "genetic genealogy" barely existed as an almost science-fictional idea. Now, it's one of the most debated topics in our field and thousands of family researchers are involved in projects to identify ancestors through DNA analysis. (I'm in two projects now, myself.) It's a rather complicated subject, though, and for those (like me) who barely scraped through high school biology, ...

Trace Elements of Random Tea Parties (Live Girls)

4 reviews
Felicia Luna Lemus

Seal Press, 2004

Yummy
Rarely do I take the time to right a review for books. Most follow the same hum drum scenerios. Though this one follows the ole "grrl finds grrl" bases, the voice of the author was quirky, colorful and left me praying I didn't get to the end of the book any time soon. I'll be scanning bookstore shelves for up and coming titles from this wonderful author. Bravo Ms Lemus!

Trace

336 reviews
Patricia Cornwell

Berkley, 2005

TRACE
I have been an avid reader of the Scarpetta Series by Patricia Cornwell. Ms. Cornwell is my absolute favorite writer. I have already read TRACE and am presently reading PREDATOR. Once a book is started, I have to consciously remind myself that there are other things that demand my attention besides reading these novels. I must say that the stories need to be read in sequence or the lives and ...

Trace Evidence

19 reviews
Elizabeth Becka

Hyperion, 2007

A Wonderful Forensic Thriller
In the style of Patricia Cornwell (a real life former Medical Examiner), Keith Ablow (a forensic psychologist), and Kathy Reichs (a forensic anthropologist), new author Elizabeth Becka draws on her life as a forensic specialist to pen a wonderful thriller/forensic procedural! Evelyn James is a forensic scientist in Cleveland 's Medical Examiner's office. On a cold November day, she's called ...

Brilliant Traces.

2 reviews
Cindy Lou Johnson

Dramatist's Play Service, 1989

Intriguing and captivating play!
Fantastic play about two people thrust together in a snow storm in Alaska. A deep look at relationships, inner self and living who you truly are. Truly fascinating and inspiring characters.

Lipstick Traces: A Secret History of the Twentieth Century

27 reviews
Greil Marcus

Harvard University Press, 1990

A Catalog of Style Leaps.
I agree that this book is a page turner. A great balance of text and contexts. If you are intrigued by it's subject matter (Pistols/Dada/etc..) you'll have a hard time putting it down.

Trace Evidence: The Search for the I-5 Strangler

13 reviews
Bruce Henderson

Onyx, 1999

A Page Turner!
Rarely do I find true crime books that are written so well. This book, although about a true killing spree, reads like a novel and is hard to put down. I can't count the number of nights I found myself reading it until 2 in the morning. Outstanding journalism which brings in the human interest of the detectives, the victims, and the killer. Must read!!

Traveling the Trace: A Complete Tour Guide to the Historic Natchez Trace from Nashville to Natchez (Travel)

1 review
Cathy Summerlin, Vernon Summerlin

Thomas Nelson, 1995

great companion to driving the Trace - very well-written
This is a "must" companion piece for anyone who drives the Natchez Trace, whether for 4 miles or 400. Without the book's detailed information about the Trace's history, the towns it runs through, and the many recreational opportunities along the way, the Trace would be just another road. The Summerlin's book and their subject remind us that life is indeed a journey, not a destination

Colloidal Minerals and Trace Elements: How to Restore the Body's Natural Vitality

3 reviews
Marie-France Muller

Healing Arts Press, 2005

What a phemonenal resource
I did a search on Amazon a few months ago looking for material on colloidal minerals. What I came across was this excellent book by Dr. Marie-France Muller. Translated from French, this resource has an enormous amount of detail, information, and credibility. I was impressed immediately when I saw a listing of colloidal minerals, their properties and benefits, and in many cases, applications for ...

Guide to the Natchez Trace Parkway

8 reviews
F. Lynne Bachleda

Menasha Ridge Press, 2005

An Outstanding Guidebook
Having just returned with my wife from a fabulous trip along the entire 444-mile-long Natchez Trace Parkway I can highly recommend this book. "Guide to the Natchez Trace Parkway" by F. Lynne Bachleda is an excellent resource both for planning and enjoying your trip. Having traveled widely in all 50 states and many countries, and having read countless guidebooks, I can say that this one is ...

Without a Trace (Rock Harbor Series #1)

19 reviews
Colleen Coble

Thomas Nelson, 2006

Way awesome book
I totally recommend this book to anyone who loves a good suspense/mystery with a little hint of romance in it book. I couldn't put it down for a long time! It was so good! I actually cried when I got towards the end. I felt like I actually knew Bree. I felt her troubles! As the back of the book jacket says from one reviewer, you have to actually stop and remember that they are just characters in ...

Trace Memory (Torchwood)
David Llewellyn

Random House UK, 2008

Tiger Bay, Cardiff, 1950: A mysterious crate is brought into the docks on a Scandinavian cargo ship, the Kungssangen. Its destination: The Torchwood Institute. As the crate is offloaded by a group of local dockers it explodes, killing all but one; a young Butetown lad called Michael Bellini. Fifty-eight years later a radioactive source somewhere inside Torchwood leads the team to discover the same Michael Bellini, still young and dressed in his ...

Without a Trace (Rock Harbor Series #1)

1 review
Colleen Coble

Thomas Nelson, 2007

Without a Trace (Rock Harbor Series #1)
exciting book..got all of them in this series..Great writer..waiting for more of her other series to come soon..

Trace Your Genes to Health: Use Your Family Tree to Guide Your Diet, Enhance Your Immune System and Overcome ...

4 reviews
Chris M. Reading, Ross S. Meillon

Vital Health Publishing, 2002

Fascinating, well-reasoned reading
"Trace Your Genes to Health" is more than anything else an examination of the current state of the study of heredity and medicine. The author, Chris Reading, is a physician in Australia. After graduating from medical school he became qualified in psychiatry and specialized in organic psychiatry. From this point he began to notice the relationships between vitamin-mineral deficiencies, food ...

Big Skills for Little Hands I Can Trace! (Big Skills for Little Hands)
Amy Mayr

Brighter Child, 2008

Big Skills for Little Hands: I Can Trace! will help your child build hand coordination by teaching your child how to hold and use a pencil. Your child will complete mazes, puzzles, and games while learning an essential skill for school success. A write and wipe board in the back of the book offers more opportunities for learning. All the activities meet national standards for preschool and kindergarten. After completing this book, your young ...

Traces of Glory: Prayers for the Church Year (Prayers for the Church) (Prayers for the Church)
David Adam

Morehouse Publishing, 1999

Traces of Glory is the first in a three-volume collection of prayers and other resources based on the new Common Worship Lectionary used in many parts of the Anglican Communion, and very similar to lectionaries in use in the United States. Written in the Celtic style for which the author is known, and linked to the Sunday readings, these prayers and intercessions may be used by congregations for the Prayers of the People, as well as by ...

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