books by Tom Taylor (downstairs historical management)

books by Tom Taylor

books:

60 Hikes Within 60 Miles: San Antonio and Austin: Includes the Hill Country (60 Hikes within 60 Miles)

2 reviews
Tom Taylor, Johnny Molloy

Menasha Ridge Press, 2007

More Austin than San Antonio
Excellent book, very descriptive but there are more Austin trails than SA trails. Some of the trails in this book have become our faves and we would never have found them without the book.

Scientific Farm Animal Production (9th Edition)

1 review
Robert E. Taylor, Tom G. Field

Prentice Hall, 2007

Great source of information
I bought this book as a for an animal science class. It is very informative and I find myself reading it just out of enjoyment.

Strategic Management: Text and Cases with PowerWeb and CD
Gregory G Dess, G.T. (Tom) Lumpkin, ...

McGraw-Hill/Irwin, 2003

Strategic Management: Text and Cases , 1st Edition, by Dess, Lumpkin, and Taylor responds to the demands of today's rapidly changing and unpredictable global marketplace that students will face when they enter the business world. The concepts and cases volume provides students with a timely, rigorous, and relevant book written in an engaging manner to spur their interest and excitement. This text portion provides a solid treatment of ...

The Apache Trail: A Story Book Guide to Arizona's Historical Highway (The Apache Trail Series)

1 review
Tom Kollenborn

World Pub Corp, 1998

A wonderful read
Anyone who lives here in the shadows of Superstition Mountain knows of the historic Apache Trail. We have all driven the hair pin turns of Fish Creek Hill and seen the magnificent Roosevelt Dam come into view around that next bend with a catch in our chest. Kollenborns book is a wonderful trip back in time to show us the beginnings of the trail as well as points of interest along the route. ...

Our American Cousin (the play Lincoln was watching when he was assassinated)

1 review

B&R Samizdat Express, 2008

historical value
Mostly I wanted to read this for it's historical value: It's the play that Abraham Lincoln was watching when he was shot. Besides that obvious historical value, of itself it's an interesting "period piece": The play is a comedy centering around stereotypes of Americans and Englishmen: The English characters all have an exagerrated sense of propriety and social roles, the American is a caricature ...

Can Intelligent People Believe?
Tom Rees, Taylor

Hodder & Stoughton, 2000

Kids and Cash
Ken and Tom Taylor Davis

Bantam Books, 1981

KIDS AND CASH provides parents with a simple step-by-step approach for helping children understand and appreciate the value of money. The book includes a section on the many ways kids can earn money for themselves, and also recounts ways in which several famous people earned money when they were children.

The Smoking Pun: Crimes Against the Language

4 reviews
Thaddeus Taylor

Cerebral Market, 2006

Smart Humor - Intelligiggles
It's rare that you find an author that creates a whole new genre of humor. Are the puns? Are the riddles? What the heck are they? They are just plain funny! Highly recommend having this somewhere where friends can pick up the book while you cook them a spaghetti dinner. It will make for excellent "mealtainment".

Just 2 Seconds

35 reviews
Gavin de Becker, Tom Taylor, ...

Gavin de Becker Center for the Study and Reduction of Violence, 2008

A MUST READ
Set to revolutionize the world of private security and law enforcement, Just 2 Seconds is next in a line of best sellers from Gavin DeBecker. I highly recommend this book for anyone charged with the protection of others. It's packed with plenty of examples of real life situations that will lead the reader from page to page learning something new with each turn. Thank you to all who had a hand ...

How to Turn Trends into Fortunes: Without Getting Left in the Dust
Stu Taylor, Tom Biracree

Carol Publishing Corporation, 1993

A guide to making money from the latest fad--written by the largest distributer of fad merchandise in the country--offers executives and entrepreneurs alike advice on how to survive in this fast-changing decade.

The Basement Book: Upstairs Downstairs: Reclaiming the Wasted Space in Your Basement

5 reviews
Tom Carpenter, Jeffrey Taylor

Houghton Mifflin, 1996

A book of helpful explanations on remodeling!!!
I have recently read the book The Basement Book: Reclaiming the Wasted Space in your Basementby Thomas Carpenter, Jeff Taylor, Roberta Cooke, Brad Sneed, and Tom Carpenter. I thought the book did an exceptional job in explaining the work in remodeling wasted space in your home to make it useful. I would have never even thought that my basement could look the way it now does for the low cost and ...