books by Tom Smith     books:       Easy Target: The Long Strange Trip of a Scout Pilot in Vietnam4 reviews Tom Smith Presidio Press, 1996 EASY TARGET:THE LONG, STRANGE TRIP OF A SCOUT PILOT IN VIETN I GREW UP IN THE VIETNAM ERA AND NEVER THOUGHT IT NECESSARY TO READ A BOOK ABOUT THE VIETNAM CONFLICT BECAUSE I THOUGHT I HAD A CLEAR PICTURE OF THE VIETNAM EXPERIENCE.THROUGH THE EYES OF A SCOUT PILOT I WAS GIVEN A FASCINATING NEW PERSPECTIVE!             Hit Your Second Shot First: And Other Secrets of the Kiss Method3 reviews Marshall Smith, Tom Ferrell K I S S Publishing, 1999 Marshall Smith's K.I.S.S. method is amazing This book is the best golf instruction I have ever received. I've spent thousands of dollars on lessons and training aids and they haven't helped me near as much as this book did. Many instructors make golf way to complicated. Marshall Smith has realized this and implemented his philosophy the "K.I.S.S Method." This book makes perfect sense and is easy to understand. Since reading the ...             Fantasy Classics: Graphic Classics Volume 15 (Graphic Classics (Graphic Novels))3 reviews Mary Shelley, H. P. Lovecraft, ... Eureka Productions, 2008 Here there be Monsters and Wizards Tom Pomplun and the Graphic Classics team just keep getting better. This latest release is another anthology collection, bringing us some of the more obscure tales from famous authors like L. Frank Baum, as well as the grand slam home run of Mary Shelley. I love these anthology collections the best, for the chance to be introduced to some new authors as well as seeing adaptations of some of my ...             The Lieutenant Who Never Was6 reviews Tom Smith COMPASS ROSE, 1997 Follow a Dream! Ted Mason's dream is to be a naval officer and a pilot, a dream that goes sour when his mother dies and he's virtually kidnapped by an alcoholic, half lunatic, stunt-pilot father. Several years pass before Ted has his chance to get into the navy, not the academy, but as a recruit using an assumed name. The enlistment begins his long struggle to maintain an identity not his own, and to ...             Oxford Handbook of Clinical Medicine (Oxford Handbooks Series)3 reviews Murray Longmore, Ian Wilkinson, ... Oxford University Press, USA, 2007 Awesome I Love, Love, Love this book. It is so easy to use, light and fits everwhere and has everything you need in it!             Fender: The Sound Heard 'Round the World4 reviews Richard R. Smith Garfish Publishing Company, 1996 More than a reference book or fan tribute. I have a half dozen books on the Fender company and this is by far the best. The typical vintage guitar book serves two functions. It gives information on the history of the instrument - guides to production dates, etc. In addition there are usually lots of pictures for lovers of vintage instruments to salivate over ("guitar porn" as I've seen it described before). This book delivers in ...             Whale Hunting: How to Land Big Sales and Transform Your Company6 reviews Tom Searcy, Barbara Weaver Smith Wiley, 2008 A clear strategy for landing those big customers! Kudos to Tom Searcy and Barbara Weaver Smith for this unique and high value business strategy for successfully landing transformational accounts. Having been on both the sales side of a small entrepreneurial company (a whale hunter) and the chief executive of a corporation with revenues in excess of $1B (a whale), I can relate to both the challenges that face small companies when they attempt to ...             Classic Whodunits3 reviews Stanley Smith, Tom Bullimore, ... Main Street, 2003 Bought this up in Provincetown on Summer Vacation Perfect beachread. Read just or three pages in this little hard cover book, and you have a mystery to solve.Simple, logical, and sometimes with twists,it is a perfect beach book. As a hard cover book, the pages won't blow and blow.Read the mystery, and then close the book, roll over, bask in the sun, and ponder the solution. The answers are in the back of the book. Read another mystery, apply ...             Extraordinary Circumstances: The Presidency of Gerald R. Ford4 reviews David Hume Kennerly, Richard Norton Smith Center for American History, University of Texas at Austin, 2007 Unprecedented Access + A Brilliant Eye = Extraordinary History Lesson Aside from the stunning photography which I'll get to, this important book gave me new insights into a mostly overlooked Presidency. Kennerly documented the Ford Presidency and shows us the actual moments that some of the most significant decisions in American history were made- the Nixon pardon and leaving Vietnam to name two- thus revealing Ford as a true leader and rare politician willing to ...             The Tattered Tapestry: A Family's Search for Peace with Bipolar Disorder6 reviews Tom Smith iUniverse Star, 2007 One of the better books on this subject. [...] This book is a memoir written by: Tom Smith--the father of Karla Smith who took her own life on January 13, 2003 after six years of dealing with bipolar disorder, Kevin Smith-her twin brother who kept a chronological log of her manic behavior and activities, and Karla Smith herself as she tries to tell us about her illness. As you can imagine, the six years of illness and the loss of ...             The IDEA BROKERS2 reviews Tom Smith Free Press, 1990 Highly recommended ! The Idea Brokers is an excellent chronological exploration of the evolution and impact of think tanks on U.S. public policy. The reader is presented with a comprehensive history of these obscure institutions that have spawned dramatically since the start of the 20th-century. The author adequately provides a thorough and detailed account of the personalities that were responsible for establishing ...             Anatomy of Telecommunications (Specialized Series (ABC Teletraining, Inc.))1 review Tom Smith abc TeleTraining, 1987 Outstanding book!! We use it in our Telecom. courses This book takes you through not only the begining of the telecommunications industry, but helps the novice understand it. Alot of books are written with the technician in mind, this book was written with the newcomer in mind. If you plan on entering the telecommunications industry or you just want to understand where it came from and you want to know where it is going, then this is a must read ...             Spectacular America2 reviews Hugh Lauter Levin Associates, 1994 This book highlights all the places one should visit. This book is wonderful, it captures the beauty of America in page after page of splendor. It's a must for everyone that enjoys what America has to offer for scenery. I have bought many of these books as gifts to people from other countries. I think it shows just how beautiful America is, and helps them decide where to visit. Everyone we've given this book to seems to love it. Seeing is ...             Grover's Day at the Beach (Sesame Street Get Ready)2 reviews Jessie Smith Golden Books, 1990 Mother of a 3 year old This book combines 2 things my little boy loves: Sesame Street characters and the beach, but I love getting to work on his counting skills. I've been a bit worried about his counting skills and his ability to recognize numbers, thinking maybe he even dyslexic. But no matter what your child's math skills, I think they would enjoy this little book.             Cricket Umpiring & Scoring2 reviews Tom Smith Trafalgar Square Publishing, 1992 Definitive guide to umpiring and scoring Tom Smith's "Cricket Umpiring and Scoring" is probably one of the most comprehensive guides to the skills of officiating in the game of cricket available. It is an indispensible companion for umpires and scorers alike. It not only includes the 42 Laws of the game with their notes (as compiled and released by the MCC in the 1980 Code), but it has full definitions and interpretations on each of ...             The Roots of Healing: The New Medicine (New Dimensions Books)2 reviews Andrew Weil, Michael Toms, ... Hay House Audio Books, 1997 The Roots of Spiritual Care and Spiritual Health THE ROOTS OF HEALING is a book that explores how the nature of our soul infuses health and well-being. It is a series of questions and answers provided by leading edge thinkers who understand the power of spirit to heal. This book reminds us of our true nature. More importantly, we are reminded of the roots of healing itself - our soul. When our soul experiences well-being, the possibility ...             Fish Heads, Rice, Rice Wine & War: A Vietnam Paradox2 reviews Tom Smith Durban House Publishing, 2002 Refreshing! Tom Smith did a fabulous job of showing us the human side of a controversial war. He tells how it was from an insiders point of view and in a very easy to read manner. It is refreshing to see that soldiers, even in times of war, are able to stay in touch with their needs ... are able to laugh a little ... and not be consumed by their surroundings. I was sucked into this book from the very ...             Harlequin (Shadowrun RPG)2 reviews W.G. Armintrout, Tom Dowd, ... Fasa, 1991 A Classic Shadowrun Adventure Series What you have here is not a sourcebook. It is a set of 5-6 adventures in one package that all relate to each other in a way you probably won't expect. The adventures all (eventually) link to a pivotal character in the Shadowrun universe. It's actually one of the few adventures that has you connect so closely to a pivotal character (kinda). That character is Harlequin (i.e. Laughing Man for those ...             Alaska's Mammals: A Guide to Selected Species (Alaska Pocket Guide)1 review Dave Smith Alaska Northwest Books, 1995 Great pocket guide for tourists visiting Alaska Interesting and well-written book on 35 of the most popularland and marine mammals in Alaska. Quick and amusing stories on each animals. All the boring facts (color, size, etc.) are set off in a fact box for quick reference. Nice color pictures although they are a bit small. Cover has a lynx on it - not what you'd think of for Alaska- but a great cover shot...             Beginning Shepherd's Manual2 reviews Barbara Smith, Tom Wichersham, ... Iowa State Pr, 1983 A Great Book for Absolute Beginners Please note -- This book is exactly what the title says -- a BEGINNING shepherd's manual. If, like me, you are a beginner, you'll appreciate the clear and consise language the author uses to explain sheep and various aspects of sheep production. After reading this book, you'll know what questions to ask if you're considering raising a small flock. A more advanced book on the subject is ...              search for books beginning, bipolar, brokers, circumstances, classic, classics, clinical, company, dimensions, disorder, extraordinary, handbook, handbooks, harlequin, lieutenant, medicine, presidency, selected, shadowrun, shepherd, specialized, species, spectacular, tapestry, tattered, telecommunications, teletraining, transform, umpiring, whodunits books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen music: The Essential Yo-Yo Ma we recommend Follow a Dream! home  impressum - about us