books about: dances     books:       Dance of Anger95 reviews Harriet Lerner Thorsons, 1990 Most important book I've ever read Dance of Anger is the most important book I've ever read in my life. It helped me get through a very challenging time, and I read it again every once in a while just to revisit its important lessons. If you have anger, read this book!             The Simpsons : A Complete Guide to Our Favorite Family211 reviews Groening Matt HarperCollins, 1998 Oddly Comforting! I found this book so soothing. If you love the Simpsons, you will love this book. You can relive the most hilarious quotes of the series in the most convienient manner possible. No need to search through DVD's to hear Homer say, "It takes two to lie, Marge. One to lie, and one to listen." Instead, you can flip through this book and relive all your favorite moments. I read it over and over ...             Heart and Soul of Nick Carter149 reviews Jane Carter Onyx Trade, 1998 The Heart and Soul of Nick Carter by Jane Carter I've got to admit, I was quite impressed with this book and I also found it to be very interesting reading... in fact, I find it so interesting that I end up reading it over and over again. Heck, I might even start reading it again tonight. This book has all interesting facts about Nick Carter (even if some of it is outdated). It has everything about from how his parents decided to name Nick as ...             Rent111 reviews Jonathan Larson HarperEntertainment, 1997 A MUST HAVE TO REMEMBER RENT I have been so fortunate to have known this show for twelve years. Now that it has ended, I will have my memories of seeing the show as well as this amazing book. I own two copies of the book and have read it front to back. Thank you Jonathan Larson and thank you to all that have made this show the great piece of musical theatre that it is. I will miss the show, but this book will stay with me ...             Brokeback Mountain: Story to Screenplay132 reviews Annie Proulx, Larry McMurtry, ... Scribner, 2006 Brokeback - story to screenplay - Absolutely Fabulous!!! This is an excellent addition to anyone's book collection - not only do you receive Annie Proulx's wonderful story, but you can experience Larry McMurtry's and Diana Ossana's sweet, lilting and poignant screenplay. Ennis and Jack jump off the page, fictional characters who have somehow become real, as we are transported with them through the most beautiful twenty years of their star-crossed ...             Lucky Man: A Memoir213 reviews Michael J. Fox Ebury Press, 2003 A thought-provoking intimate account I was amazed at what an excellent writer Michael J. Fox is -- his story was candidly written with insightful accounts of his incredible journey. I was also impressed that the proceeds from the book all go to research for a cure for Parkinson's disease. Way to go, Michael!             The Animator's Survival Kit: A Manual of Methods, Principles and Formulas for Classical, Computer, Games, ...95 reviews Richard Williams Faber & Faber, 2002 An indispensable reference This a must-purchase for the starting animator. I read The Illusion of Life first, which was a lot of words and theory but fewer walk-throughs (though you should buy that, too!). Get it, you won't be disappointed.             Barnyard Dance151 reviews Sandra Boynton Workman Publishing, 2008 Stomp your feet!!! What a treat to buy this for a friend's baby. My youngest child LOVED this book because as others have pointed out, it is fantastic! Just reading the words results in a great rhyme and makes you dance. You can't help it. Babies love it, toddlers love it, and parents love to read it, even the 4,999th time. It makes everyone smile. We wore the cover off and had to buy multiple copies. What a great ...             The Charlie's Angels Casebook110 reviews David Hofstede, Jack Condon Pomegranate Press (CA), 2000 Complete and fun reference book This is such a fun book! Lots of rare photos of all cast members. I really enjoyed the stories and anecdotes from all the personal interviews with the different cast members. This book obviously took lots of time and effort to compile. I was won over in the first few pages where proper hommage is paid to the Angels' predecessors in female crime-fighting : Anne Francis as Honey West and Diana Rigg ...             James Cameron's Titanic314 reviews Cameron James HarperCollins, 1997 Titanic Fans Great book for the titanic enthusiasts!!!!! If you loved the movie, you will enjoy this book.             The Village Poet and Collection of Writings53 reviews Leon Newton 1st Books Library, 2002 My Political Science Professor Wrote This!!! The Village Poet and Collection of Writings is a well organized page turner. Believe this from someone who rarely turns a page. The plot is carefully revealed and the climax is amazing. The Emperor Titus is betrayed by his Chief Administrator Creon, but he finds out too late. Dr. Newton keeps the reader's attention and delivers a play that truly derserves 5 STARS! Go out and buy it.             The Making of Pride and Prejudice (BBC)50 reviews Susie Conklin, Sue Birtwistle Penguin (Non-Classics), 2003 A&E version spectacular This book is a must for those who love A&E's version of Pride and Prejudice. It's very informational and gives the reader even a greater appreciation for the work and detail put into this magnificent movie!!             The Star Trek Encyclopedia: Updated and Expanded Edition (Star Trek: All) (Star Trek)94 reviews Michael Okuda, Denise Okuda, ... Star Trek, 1999 Outstanding, but an update is overdue! I bought this book in 2003, and it covered most of the bases then, but only the movies through 1998 ("Insurrection" IIRC; "Nemesis" is not covered.), and the 5th season of Voyager. It just covered the last season of DS9. And of course it has none of the "Enterprise" series. There have also been events such as the Paramount auction of all the series and movie paraphernalia since then, and ...             Audition53 reviews Michael Shurtleff Bantam, 1979 Must read for the actor I've read this book a couple times in theatre classes I've taken. Its worth it every time. Shurtleff's reminders will serve you everyday in your acting, not just in an audition. I highly recommend this text.             I Hope You Dance64 reviews Mark D. Sanders, Tia Sillers, 2000 great book as gift getting hardder to find This book is a great gift, especially to those enterring new exciting chapters in their lives. It could as a result of death, illness, or just starting a new chapter. Life is hard but enjoy gain strengh from that around you.             Beatles Gear: All the Fab Four's Instruments, from Stage to Studio56 reviews Andy Babiuk Backbeat Books, 2002 Sweetly Vintage Being a kind of technical guru myself, I really appreciate a book that is about equipment...especially vintage. Babiuk has created a book here that is both very precise and entertaining at the same time. It is a wealth of information and great pictures that anyone with an interest in vintage musical equipment can enjoy. If you like old musical instruments, especially of the 60's variety, ...             VO: Tales and Techniques of a Voice-Over Actor67 reviews Harlan Hogan Allworth Press, 2002 Like talking with a friend Harlan Hogan provides a lot of explanation of how things work in the VO world (or at least as they did in 2002, when this book was written). He gives great advice while lightly touching on subjects like running your business, jargon, union vs. "pre-union", etc. However, he also offers some insight that beginning voice actors aren't likely to find in a lot of other books. Harlan does this by ...             Another World 35th Anniversary: The 35th Anniversary Celebration51 reviews Julie Poll HarperEntertainment, 1999 A Must for AW fans Anyone who watched this soap will enjoy this book. Since this soap was taken from us on the 35th anniversary, this book has even more meaning. You will get to relive the highlights and story lines now missing from our daily lives. I get mine out about every 6 months - or whenever I need a Bay City fix. Looking through the book always manages to bring tears or laughter to me.             The Piano Book: Buying & Owning a New or Used Piano52 reviews Larry Fine Brookside Press, 2000 The Piano Book This is a well written comprehensive guide for almost any piano. It is written by some one that has spent years as a piano technician and literally knows pianos inside and out. You can find a reference to almost any piano produced over the last 100 years. It gives useful information regarding problem areas and attributes of the pianos mentioned. It is essential for any one considering buying a ...             Giraffes Can't Dance50 reviews Giles Andreae, Guy Parker-Rees Hachette Children's Books, 2001 Wonderful story! I wish I could give this book more stars! Not only is this my 3 year old's favorite book, but mine as well! It teaches children that just because someone is different doesn't mean they are any less special than anyone else and that they can't do something as well. Wonderful book that teaches important values in life!              search for books animator, animators, anniversary, audition, barnyard, brokeback, casebook, celebration, charlie, classical, collection, complete, computer, encyclopedia, expanded, favorite, formulas, giraffes, instruments, internet, mountain, prejudice, principles, screenplay, simpsons, survival, techniques, village, voice-over, writings books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen DVD: Code of the Saddle leave a comment home  impressum - about us