Ended Beginnings: Healing Childbearing Losses7 reviews Claudia Panuthos, Catherine Romeo Bergin & Garvey Paperback, 1984 very helpful after my ectopic pregnancy + An essential resource for healing from childbearing loss + Understanding and coping with grief and loss in childbearing + Ended Beginnings Healing Childbearing Losses + A true help in healing             The Birth Book: Everything You Need to Know to Have a Safe and Satisfying Birth (Sears Parenting Library)132 reviews William Sears, Martha Sears Little, Brown and Company, 1994 a Must Read + Excellent Information - a little biased I read several books throughout my first pregnancy, and found this one to be the most informative. There is a chapter on relaxation during the labor process (how to focus on keeping your muscles relaxed during contractions so your uterus doesn't have to fight against them) that I found to be VERY ...             Dr. Frau6 reviews Grace H Kaiser Good Books, 1969 True Stories of Amish Life As It Is Lived Daily + a great read!! + EllieandBoo + A country doctor delivers babies for the Amish             Birth as an American Rite of Passage5 reviews Robbie E. Davis-Floyd University of California Press, 2004 Exposes Obstetric care as a disempowering ritual + a must-read + Necessary reading + Wonderful and thoughtful reading experience! + An amazing look into the technocracy of birth.             The Dance: Moving to the Rhythms of Your True Self21 reviews Oriah Mountain Dreamer HarperOne, 2001 Mastering the beauty of words + SHALL WE DANCE? + The Dance: Moving to the Rhythms of Your True Self + her spirit moves you + Soul Desires             Back When We Were Grownups: A Novel (Ballantine Reader's Circle)264 reviews Anne Tyler Ballantine Books, 2001 A book for women + Can you change your life? + Back When We Were Grownups + Refreshingly "normal" + Rebecca Davitch - A Stranger in Her Own Life             The Amateur Marriage: A Novel190 reviews Anne Tyler Ballantine Books, 2004 A highly imperfect union + Lives In Time + ONE OF THE BETTER BOOKS I HAVE EVER READ You can easily imagine that Tyler's first title was "Immature Marriage" but being a wordsmith, the more interesting title (and concept)emerged. (Amateur is a word from the Latin, which means "to love.") And, the umbrella question of the whole book is whether this is love... is it passion, is it ...             Winning with Difficult People (Barron's Business Success Guides)4 reviews Arthur H. Bell, Dayle M. Smith Barron's Educational Series, 2004 Compact, informative and value-for-money + Blur The Distinction Between Work And Play !! + Amazing..Great Book + Excellent source for working with Cross Functional Teams             The American Way of Birth5 reviews Jessica Mitford Diane Pub Co, 1999 Great historical info and exploration of U.S. birth ideas + Eye Opening Recent History of Birth in America + Perfect Explanation of Birth in Today's Society + Educational and absorbing in detail             Dont Know Much About History157 reviews Kenneth C. Davis Books On Tape, 2000 "Don't Know Much About.." Series is Excellent! I've read all of the books in the "Don't Know Much About.." series. If you're interested in getting a rather thorough overview without becoming an expert, these books are for you. They are so easy to read, that I couldn't but them down.             Ahab's Wife: Or, The Star-gazer: A Novel (P.S.)241 reviews Sena Jeter Naslund Harper Perennial, 2005 Modernity Amidst History: Or, Please Lord Not Again + a bit too long, but a beautiful book nontheless This book was a gorgeously written, lyrical saga, no doubt. However, I was extremely disappointed by this book. All of the major characters aren't products of their time, but in spite of their time. Men and women from every walk of life, educated or uneducated, are extremely liberal and ...             Spending: A Novel57 reviews Mary Gordon Scribner, 1999 Best read in the last couple of years for me... + Provocative, interesting, and unusual + A thoroughly enjoyable read! + loved this book             Magic Words at Work: Powerful Phrases to Help You Conquer the Working World1 review Howard Kaminsky, Alexandra Penney Broadway, 2004 Far from magical. Boring indeed. It's like one of those bad servings of "Chicken soup for the soul". The writing is dull. The stories are boring. The phrases which tied up each story are not remarkable, and definitely not magical. Forgive my harsh criticism. Take it as my sincere effort to have your money and time saved.             Black Dawn, Bright Day : Indian Prophecies for the Millennium That Reveal the Fate of the Earth8 reviews Sun Bear, Wabun Wind Fireside, 1992 A valuable resource relevant to Y2K and Earth Changes. + Black Dawn, Bright Day + Black Dawn,Bright Day + Yatahey! An Old Friend...redux + Prophecies of the Bright Day             Detour Grace H. Kaiser Good Books, 1969             On Being Born and Other Difficulties F. Gonzalez-Crussi Overlook TP, 2005 There is no theme more central to human life on earth than birth (unless it is its natural counterpart, death). With a pathologist's trained eye for observation of detail and a style unrivaled in elegance and wit, F. Gonzalez-Crussi, author of The Five Senses, reflects on the largest of topics, those in which science, religion, and philosophy brush most closely together, such as the origin of ...             The Last Time They Met: A Novel453 reviews Anita Shreve Back Bay Books, 2002 Ouch. That unbearable foreknowledge of loss... + Anita Shreve Fans Certain to Enjoy Another Anita Shreve's hit, sober, heart-wrenching and full of texture. I had no idea it had a connection to one of her previous books, "The Weight Of Water", which I read years ago (and liked very much). It connects us with one smaller character in that book, Linda, but it is not necessary to ...             The Fluoride Deception.(Bookshelf)(Book Review): An article from: OnEarth Laura Wright Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc., 2004 This digital document is an article from OnEarth, published by Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc. on September 22, 2004. The length of the article is 1186 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser. Citation ...             The Fluoride Deception.(Bookshelf)(Book Review): An article from: OnEarth Laura Wright Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc., 2004 This digital document is an article from OnEarth, published by Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc. on September 22, 2004. The length of the article is 1186 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser. Citation ...             Magic Words at Work: Powerful Phrases to Help You Conquer the Working World1 review Howard Kaminsky, Alexandra Penney Broadway, 2004 Far from magical. Boring indeed. It's like one of those bad servings of "Chicken soup for the soul". The writing is dull. The stories are boring. The phrases which tied up each story are not remarkable, and definitely not magical. Forgive my harsh criticism. Take it as my sincere effort to have your money and time saved.