books about: 7-point (deliciously temperament motorbooks)

books about: 7-point

books:

Scott Kelby's 7-Point System for Adobe Photoshop CS3 (Voices)

77 reviews
Scott Kelby

Peachpit Press, 2007

A Fun, Hands-on Toolkit Assembled by an Expert
I went to the bookstore a few weeks ago to buy a book, as my girlfriend was working on her Dreamweaver CS3 course daily, and I really wanted to move my own Photoshop work forward, being an amateur photographer. I've been shooting for decades, picking up bits and pieces of knowledge about using the camera, and using only those pieces of Photoshop that I needed to at the time. I knew from ...

Rachael Ray 365: No Repeats--A Year of Deliciously Different Dinners (A 30-Minute Meal Cookbook)

336 reviews
Rachael Ray

Clarkson Potter, 2005

Great cookbook
I have picky kids and with a new baby it's easy to find meals that are planned out so easily and quick. Great book!!

Please Understand Me II: Temperament, Character, Intelligence

119 reviews
David Keirsey

Prometheus Nemesis Book Company, 1998

Excellent book, very practical for the business professional
I teach organizational behavior classes where we review Myers Briggs and DISC assessments. This book covers Myers Briggs individual types in a straight forward and easy to digest format. It's review of 4 groups of personalities, the Guardians (SJ), Artisans (SP), Rationals (NT), and Idealists (NF), will help on both a professional and personal level. He defines their many traits of temperament ...

The Maker's Diet

60 reviews
Jordan Rubin

Berkley Trade, 2005

Excellent Helath Information~
A good health resource covering an array of suggestions to help improve your health and quality of life.

The Emotional Intelligence Quick Book

21 reviews
Travis Bradberry, Jean Greaves

Fireside, 2005

Beneficial to Everyone
This is a well written concise book on emotional intelligence that should benefit everyone. It teaches techniques that people can employ to enhance their emotional intelligence; on our rational and emotional minds and why it is very important to our careers, our relationships and our destiny. This insightful book examines emotional intelligence in an easy to follow and understand format which ...

Airhead

28 reviews
Meg Cabot

Point, 2008

Another great Meg Cabot
I really liked this book. The plot wasn't completely original, but it had it's own twist. It was very worth reading and I am really excited about the sequel.

The Courage to Heal - Third Edition - Revised and Expanded: A Guide for Women Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse

129 reviews
Ellen Bass, Laura Davis

Collins Living, 1994

Bashing
I read so many reviews on here that say that this book is filth and a horrible buy and that whomever is interested should seek professional help and advice. I am currently seeing a licensed therapist and conferred with her over whether or not this would help and she supported it 100%. Yes admittedly there is such a thing as 'bad therapy' where they foster and encourage mistaken beliefs of abuse ...

The Pregnancy Journal: A Day-to-Day Guide to a Healthy and Happy Pregnancy

254 reviews
A. Christine Harris

Chronicle Books, 2005

The Pregnancy Journal
This is the best book a newly pregnant woman could own. Not only does it have interesting and valuable information about the growth of your baby, your own body changes, nutritional facts and parenting tips but it has spaces for you to record your own personal journey through your pregnancy that you can keep forever and even show your unborn baby when it's grown. This is the second time I have ...

The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference

933 reviews
Malcolm Gladwell

Back Bay Books, 2002

Must read book
Macolm Gladwell's approach in this book is that of an observer. His deductions are thoroughly logical and offer a refreshing alternative to traditional thought. This book was a joy to read. I am also half way through his second book entitled Blink. As an author he has explained in both these books what other observers have innately noticed about human behavior and explained these ideas in a ...

You Just Don't Understand: Women and Men in Conversation

75 reviews
Deborah Tannen

Harper Paperbacks, 2001

Exceptionally Researched and Written!
I read this book several years ago and found it well researched, written and easy to understand. Deborah Tannen is a linguist who clearly addresses how and why women and men communicate differently. She explains that women communicate primarily to establish connections and negotiate relationships while men talk as a primary means to preserve independence and to negotiate and maintain status in ...

Meeting the Shadow (A New Consciousness Reader)

11 reviews

Tarcher, 1991

"No one knows what the shadow knows."
This collection of 65 essays from a wide array of Jungian practioners is designed to give us a window into the mysterious world that lives within each of us; the shadow. Each of these essays, in their own unique ways, throws the lid off of our own personal "Pandora's box" and brings us face to face with the disowned and despised parts of who we are: sexual urges, rage, resentment, arrogance, ...

A Venetian Affair: A True Tale of Forbidden Love in the 18th Century

46 reviews
Andrea Di Robilant

Vintage, 2005

Historical romance - the real thing!
I am an avid reader of historical fiction and usually dabble in non-fiction a few times a year. Venice seems to be a pull lately, and this wonderful and detailed account of two young lovers during the last days of Venice was a treat. First, it is thrilling to read a real life account of a love forbidden by class and social snobbery, and two people who could not help themselves but to risk ...

The Field: The Quest for the Secret Force of the Universe

122 reviews
Lynne Mctaggart

Harper Paperbacks, 2003

Underpinning the future
If you are interested in the future (and we all should be) read this book. It is one of those books that makes you realise that everything you were ever taught at school, and a lot of what you learned after school, was pretty much a waste of time, because life is simply not the way they said (and are still saying today). The Field provides a wealth of scientific evidence that supports a view of ...

How to Tune and Modify Engine Management Systems (Motorbooks Workshop)

28 reviews
Jeff Hartman

Motorbooks, 2004

How to Tune & Modify Engine Management Systems by Jeff Hartman
This is the only book that has a lot of formulas, and describes each car component in the EEC-IV systems. It describes what is needed to not only tune but modify the setups. Plenty of Graphs and plots.

The Daily Show with Jon Stewart Presents America (The Book): A Citizen's Guide to Democracy Inaction

626 reviews
Jon Stewart, The Writers of The Daily Show

Grand Central Publishing, 2004

I couldn't stop laughing
Fantastic book! I'm a huge fan of Jon Stewart (I hope he reads this!!). The professor's comments were interesting, necessary, but could have been more 'in line' with the text, that is, more humorous. Sometimes they were too long, in my opinion. Love the picture on the cover too. Overall, this book must be read.

Health Assessment in Nursing (Point (Lippincott Williams & Wilkins))

3 reviews
Janet R Weber, Jane Kelley

Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2006

Lab manual
This manual was in excellent condition when I received it. I was impressed with the quick turnaround time, right on time for me to have it for class the next day. It is very useful for health assessments and one cannot adequately complete an assessment without utilizing the checkoff sheets.

The Rough Guide to First-Time Europe 7 (Rough Guide Travel Guides)

4 reviews
Rough Guides

Rough Guides, 2007

The Rough Guide First-Time Europe is the item of choice
If you've never been to Europe before and are looking for an easy starting place to plan a trip, The Rough Guide First-Time Europe is the item of choice: it's a pre-trip guide for destination-bound visitors and covers everything from planning an itinerary and budgeting and packing to traveling the continent. General tips blend with country profiles throughout, maps to help plan, and insights on ...

Points of View: Revised Edition

8 reviews

Signet, 1995

An educational anthology on point- of- view in storytelling
My review is of the 1966 New American Library edition of the work. I found this book to be an excellent educator in the art of the short - story. The editors give two examples of stories in the following categories: Interior Monlongue, Dramatic Monologue, Letter Narration, Diary Narration, Subjective Narration, Detached Autobiography, Memoir or Observed Narration, Biography or Anonymous ...

Earth Power: Techniques of Natural Magic (Llewellyn's Practical Magick)

56 reviews
Scott Cunningham

Llewellyn Publications, 2002

Natural Magic
I found this book very enchanting and informative. It explains what Earth Magic is and its very easy to read.

On the Way Home: The Diary of a Trip from South Dakota to Mansfield, Missouri, in 1894

19 reviews
Laura Ingalls Wilder

HarperTrophy, 1976

I like Historical Diaries But This One Is Especially Meaningful
It's often said in tones of this-is-true-but-it's-also-heresy that Rose Wilder Lane, daughter of Laura and Almanzo Wilder, is the real unsung heroine in the Little House books, because while she let her mother have credit for the famous series, it was Rose, via her careful, invisible editing and re-writes, that turned cheery memoirs into beloved classics. I suspect that's true, but in the case of ...