books by Josh Hamilton (issue-josh whatever magazine)

books by Josh Hamilton

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6 reviews
Louis L'Amour

Random House Audio, 2006

Landois a Winner!
I was reading over some of these reviews and saw that some readers had given Lando a luke warm rating. Had to put in my own two cents. I thought Lando was flat out terrific! This character is a bit different than many of Louis L'Amour's main men, and I liked the differences. Lando is full of action and the fist fighting scenes are top notch.... the best. I've read perhaps a hundred of ...

Whatever You Say I Am: The Life and Times of Eminem

17 reviews
Anthony Bozza

Random House Audio, 2003

whatever you say I am
This is a great book about eminem it the story is about a man who had interviewd him and it goes into personal stuff

Beyond Belief: Finding the Strength to Come Back

57 reviews
Josh Hamilton

FaithWords, 2010

Excllent read very good
This is a wonderful insight into what addiction can do to you not just in the present but for many years to come and the hardships it can place on your family as well. Enjoyed very much loaned to a friend to read who.s daughter is going thru this now.

D, Dallas/Ft. Worth magazine August 2008 issue: Josh Hamilton
Dallas/Ft. Worth magazine August 2008 issue:Josh Hamilton D, 2008

Monthly regional magazine for the Dallas/Fort Worth area. This issue is the best of Big D issue. Cover photograph of Texas Ranger' baseball sensation Josh Hamilton who triumphed over his drug addictiion and thrilled the nation during the All Star Game home run derby. Cover headline reads,"Josh Hamilton. est Texas Ranger Comeback."

Stoner & Spaz

41 reviews
Ronald Koertge

Listening Library, 2003

Think "Crank" meets "Freak the Mighty" and "Stargirl"
Most every buddy movie or novel imaginable pairs two people who are vastly different and puts them in close quarters, usually a situation neither party really wants to be in. They end up learning from one another, since their personalities, interests and strengths are complementary to one another. Often times there is a "straight" one--meaning one who follows the rules, and is on a straight ...

Riding the Bullet

30 reviews
Stephen King

Simon & Schuster Audio, 2002

Excellent story
Myself and my son listened to this story on a long drive. It scared him. He was looking for random people on the side of the road the rest of the trip. I loved the story. Its a true King tale.

Forty Voices: Stories of Hope from Our Generation

3 reviews
Josh Sundquist

Hats Off Books, 2003

AWESOME
I really enjoyed this book. I was asked to read some of the devotionals and comment on it, and after reading the entire book, my words stand true. "Reading about the triumphs young people have experienced through God and His grace inspires me to remain strong in my faith and shows me how much God truly has blessed me in life! This book is full of these wonderful devotionals!" Josh and Brad ...

D Magazine (Dallas/Fort Worth) August 2008 issue-Josh Hamilton-Texas Rangers Baseball
D Magazine (Dallas/Fort Worth) August 2008 issue-Josh Hamilton-Texas Rangers Baseball, 2008

Monthly regional magazine dealing with celebrities, venues and culture in the Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas area. This issue is Dallas' Best Issue with cover story of Josh Hamilton whose cover headline reads,"Best Texas Ranger Comeback."

The Rule of Four

1180 reviews
Ian Caldwell, Dustin Thomason

Simon & Schuster Audio, 2004

So what if the characters aren't Bruce Willis? Its Princeton.
This is the Da Vinci Code (minus the anti-catholic agenda) for people who took freshman humanities and liked it. Yeah, the characters are dorky dorm kids, and that bothered me until I realized that's probably how Princeton kids are. If you need an unfailing hero try Clive Cussler. Josh Hamilton reads flat out superbly on the audio version, though I think the abridged version cuts some of the ...

Game 1: #1 in The Barnstormers: Tales of the Travelin' Nine Series

1 review
Loren Long, Phil Bildner

Simon & Schuster Audio, 2007

Courtesy of Teens Read Too
Here's the beginning of great new series for kids. BARNSTORMERS: THE TALES OF THE TRAVELIN' NINE is written by Phil Bildner and illustrated by Loren Long. Set in 1899, BARNSTORMERS brings historic baseball to life for readers. The story centers around three siblings, Griffith, Ruby, and Graham. Still recovering from the death of their father, the three children are traveling with the ...