books by Shelly     books:       For the Love of a Dog: Understanding Emotion in You and Your Best Friend64 reviews Patricia B McConnell Tantor Media, 2006 Amazing Woman! For The Love Of A Dog Patricia McConnell is an absoltely brilliant woman. I've been a breeder/owner/trainer of German Shepherds for most of my life as well as a trainer/behaviorist of different breeds for many years. This is the most complete information compiled I have ever read. I would even go so far as to say it's my "Bible" for truly understanding how dogs perceive all of life. To make it ...             Home is Where the Mom Is10 reviews Shelly Burke Shelmar Publications, 2003 The Ultimate Stay-At-Home Field Guide for Moms! If you are a stay-at-home mom, and you want to fully live your Christian values, there is no better book than "Home Is Where the Mom Is". This comprehensive guide covers every aspect of motherhood, parenting, child raising and family relationships and offers tons of valuable insight, wisdom and advice from a woman who knows her stuff. Shelly Burke is a stay-at-home mom, but don't ever ...             Circles in the Stream (Avalon Web of Magic)42 reviews Shelly Roberts Sagebrush Education Resources, 2001 Totally out of this world!! I loved it! Emily is this new girl in town and is lonely but doesn't mind as her mom is a vet so spends most of her time with animals. As she gets adjusted to the town one day this sick animal comes with these brutal green gashes that everybody thinks is pioson. Not just that but dogs are soon found dead by the wildlife perserve. Emily decides to explore until she finds a stone that later turns ...             Is It Soup Yet? A Cookbook for Soup Lovers12 reviews Dot Vartan Andrews McMeel Publishing: Kansas City, 1998 Easy, Light and Oh SOOOO Tasty!!! As I write this, there is a pot of Hamburger Soup and a pot of Broccoli Cheddar Cheese Soup simmering on the stove. Literally, the most difficult step in making the Hamburger Soup was browning the meat. I usually do most of my cooking on weekends so that I don't have to come home from work and start cooking a dinner meal. But these recipes are so easy and quick that you can easily put them ...             No Such Thing as a Free Lunch12 reviews Shelly Fredman Aquinas & Krone Publishing, LLC, 2008 'It just wasn't a good time to die' How does Brandy Alexander do it? Once again she's in the middle of an investigation, charging ahead with a little help from her friends. No Such Thing as a Free Lunch is the third book in author Shelly Fredman's entertaining series set in Philadelphia. Back in her home town with some California TV credentials, Brandy has landed a job doing light pieces for local cable. Her only friend at the ...             Into the Sunset21 reviews Shelly Thacker Dell, 1999 Never got boring If you can get past the fact that Annie was first the mistress of Lucas' brother James and then fell for him (Lucas), then you are golden. Annie running from the law after killing James is being pursued by Lucas, James' brother who is also a Marshall. He catches up with her in a small town where many have secrets but who seem to accept Annie as one of their own (well most of them anyway), ...             Joshua's Bible13 reviews Shelly Lehane Walk Worthy Press, 2003 Beautiful story! This book was a wonderful read and it was written masterfully. It is a love story, about a young dynamic minister who travels to Africa to fall in love with the people, the country and a local woman named Nongolesi. I felt swept away by the detail and beauty of this novel, and I could not put the novel down. I hope there will be a sequel!!             Travels with Baby: The Ultimate Guide for Planning Trips with Babies, Toddlers, and Preschool-Age Children18 reviews Shelly Rivoli Travels with Baby Books, 2007 This book ROCKS!!! Seriously, this is a travel bible for new parents. What a huge help this book has been from selecting a good stroller (wished we would have found this BEFORE we had our baby for car seat info too!) to calling ahead to find out if a hotel has a crib saving our trunk space from a pack and play or other. Prepping the diaper bag and carry ons have never been simpler and I have memorized the shopping ...             NO SUCH THING AS A SECRET: A Brandy Alexander Mystery13 reviews Shelly Fredman AuthorHouse, 2005 Brandy takes stock of her life I've got great news: there's a new amateur sleuth on the block and she's funny, literate, impulsive and wry. This native Philly girl stampeding into your life is named Brandy Alexander but blame her odd parents for that, not the girl herself. Author Shelly Fredman scored a hit with this new series. Brandy has a big-city job in L.A. presenting human interest stories on a local TV show. That ...             Miscarriage: Women Sharing from the Heart31 reviews Marie Allen, Shelly Marks Wiley, 1993 Only help I found... I miscarried a few months back, and have gone through so many emotional ups and downs. I read several books on the subject, but never could find any that touched even close to my situation. The $20 I spent on this book was by far the best I've ever spent. It helped where none of the other books could. It touched so close to the way it happened to me, that I felt understood. This is a great ...             Say it Like Obama : The Power of Speaking with Purpose and Vision10 reviews McGraw-Hill, 2008 Persuasion Primer Whatever your political views, you will learn a lot from this book, which decontructs his talks and explains why they work so well. Learn the rule of threes; understand the power of rhetorical and non-rhetorical questions; exploit the use and nonuse of "and" in a sentance. Lots more, including the key one of "show, don't tell. She ends with his acceptance speech and challenges you to deconstruct ...             The Watercolor Cat9 reviews Peggy Chun and Shelly Mecum Mutual Pub Co, 2007 A Book for Those Young at Heart This is the first time Peggy Chun's stunning paintings are all available in one place for a very reasonable price. As an absolute bonus, she shares with you, through the eyes of Boo, her wonderous, wise, and very famous feline, her deepest, most personal feelings. The affliction that for most of us would hold us hostage, but for Peggy, incredible, amazing, inspirational Peggy Chun, is just ...             A PLUMP AND PERKY TURKEY7 reviews THERESA BatEMAN Scholastic, Inc., Great Tempo! A Plump and Perky Turkey has a pleasingly poetic rhyme. This book is a blast to read aloud, but a little tricky the first time around. "They make turkeys out of spuds, and out of clay and out of rope. They made turkeys out of oatmeal, and out of paper, out of soap." That portion is my son's favorite. It's repeated three times in the story, but he laughs every time. I'm not sure if it's the ...             Sun, Sand, Sex7 reviews Linda Lael Miller, Jennifer Apodaca, ... Brava, 2007 Sun, Sand, Sex One Last Weekend by Linda Lael Miller Joanna and Teague Darby fell in love and married in college, had a beautiful daughter and a wonderful life. As Teague's architectural firm became more successful, he started spending a lot more time at the office, which ended up in Joanna and Teague drifting apart. Shortly after their daughter marries, Teague and Joanna have decided that they've grown ...             The Mysterious, Magickal Cat8 reviews D.J. Conway Llewellyn Publications, 1998 Love cats, love this book! I'm so glad someone finally wrote this book! It's all here -- history, myth, spells your kitty can help you perform, info about the different breeds, touching stories by cat "parents" whose kitties showed psychic abilities, interesting scientific facts about cat behaviour, photographs of exotic cats, folktales, cat deities, etc. Only one thing I didn't like. Was it really ncessary to tell us ...             Just a Matter of Thyme Recipes7 reviews Roxie Kelley, Shelly Reeves-Smith Among Friends Inc, 1992 the best cookbook I own I cannot stress how wonderful this cookbook is. Every receipe is better than the last. The best thing about this cookbook is that the receipes are so simple and they use normal ingredients that you can find anywhere... no matter where you live! I have given over 10 of these as gifts and never a complatint yet... You have to get this. Once your hooked on "Jan's Brownies" , you'll never make ...             Dying To Get Well8 reviews Shelly Keck-Borsits Shelly Keck-Borsits, 2003 a reader from Ypsilanti, MI I found 'Dying to Get Well' a real eye-opener. If you are tired of being sick and want to get well the natural way, this book is a great start. I can see that Shelly has done a lot of research for this book. I would recommend it to anyone who wants to be in better health.             Television Disrupted: The Transition from Network to Networked TV8 reviews Shelly Palmer Focal Press, 2006 TV disrupted is the most intelligent book on current and future TV biz Television Disrupted is an excellent book, well written and intelligently describing a wide range of complex topics surrounding traditional TV and internet delivered video. It does a particularly good job in describing the recent changes and potential future directions of the television industry. Working within the software industry serving traditional television, people have frequently ...             Here Kitty, Kitty (Magnus Pack)6 reviews Shelly Laurenston Samhain Publishing, 2009 Laurenston rocks!! This is the first review I have ever written, however, I enjoyed this book so much I wanted to pass along my endorsement. It's not necessary to read Magnus Heat before Here, Kitty, Kitty, but it will help in recognizing characters. There are laugh out loud funny happenings (Angelina as perfect ball-control pitcher)and more than enough steam heat for anyone. The characters are eminently likeable ...             Goodness Gracious: Recipes for Good Food and Gracious Living8 reviews Roxie Kelley, Shelly Reeves Smith Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2002 Great for Kids & Adults! This book was a gift to me from a good friend. I was immediately struck by how beautiful the pages looked - a welcome relief from the usual textbook-like cookbooks I've kept in my cabinets. Then I started to read the recipes and realized that these were simple! The bonus was that not only would my husband like many of these recipes, but so would my young daughters. I use it almost every week ...              search for books alexander, babies, brandy, children, circles, cookbook, disrupted, emotion, goodness, gracious, magickal, miscarriage, mysterious, mystery, network, networked, planning, preschool, preschool-age, purpose, recipes, sharing, speaking, television, toddlers, transition, travels, ultimate, understanding, watercolor books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen book: Love's Secret Storm we recommend Amazing Woman! leave a comment home  impressum - about us