books about: darn     books:       Understanding Yourself: It's So Darn Easy7 reviews Guido D. Boriosi Rutledge Books, 2001 finally, a book that lives up to it's title !!! This book is wonderful!! It's message can be understood by everyone who reads it. The language is that of the average person on the street, not the jargon found in most of the previous so-called 'self-help guides'. Dr. Boriosi has taken a complex subject and distilled it to the basics. I hope that this is not the last from the good Doctor. Submitted by: ...             Pearls Before Swine : BLTs Taste So Darn Good33 reviews Stephan Pastis Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2003 Pearls before swine are great. These books are addictive.Great comics!The only thing wrong with these books is that there is too much duplication of comics between the various books.             Too Darn Hot : Writing About Sex Since (Global City Book)2 reviews Persea Books, 1998 A priceless time capsule of American sexual culture! TOO DARN HOT reads like a latter twentieth century time capsule of American sexual culture, packed with tales, poems, essays, criticism, and ravings by everyone from Alice Walker and Dorothy Allison to Allen Ginsberg and William S. Burroughs. Outrageously candid, deliciously witty, and often devastating, this smattering of carnal attitudes, insights, politics, and nostalgia travels down almost ...             No More Darn Buzzwords : Keys to Successful Organized Change4 reviews David Chaudron Booklocker.com, 2002 Very Informative and Helpful! "No More Darn Buzzwords: Keys to Successful Organized Change" provides great insight into the complexities of managing change and how to maneuver around them. I highly recommend it!             Darn it!: The history and romance of darners2 reviews Wayne Muller L-W Book Sales, 1995 Best darn book on darners! If you're a collector -- and even if you are not -- this book is a fascinating journey through darners of all ages. The photographs are beautiful, with insightful commentary throughout.             Not Exactly Pregnant / Darn Near Perfect (Harlequin Duets, No 20)5 reviews Charlotte Maclay & Liz Jarrett Harlequin, 2000 Perfectly Romantic How many of us struggle with work versus personal life? Well, Casey Richards is doing just that. In her job as a Senior Citizen Center Director, she struggles to raise funding for the center's new, much needed building. Help comes in the form of Michael Parker, a corporate shark forced by his boss to volunteer. Casey and Michael lock horns immediately, but, as opposites often do, they also ...             That darn cat1 review Gordons DoubleDay, 1973 "FBI undercover cat rounds up killers" 'The decision came through from the top. Darn Cat henceforth would be listed in the card index and all reports as Informant X-14. Under the anonymous cloak of X-14, his identity would be held secret for all time, and no one, except those actually working the case, would know that he was of a species other than human...' -Passage from "That Darn Cat", also published as "Undercover Cat"- Two bank ...             Everything Is Swell: A Collection of "That Darn Chauncey" Cartoons12 reviews Mr. Henderson Stupid Children Publishing, 2006 Messed Up Funny (from the book) "Dwayne and Laquisha live in low income housing near a 70-year-old wall.  If rain falls at a rate of two inches per hour, and the wall is 15 feet high, how long will it take FEMA to intentionally blow the levee and redevelop the land into high priced condominiums ?" "That wasn't one of the questions, Cupcake." "Why not ?  What are you hiding ?"             Buk Bakus in: Darn Near the Fiftieth Century1 review Kevin Noel Olson Cornerstone Book Publishers, 2008 Fantastical Retro coolism to the degree of ZAM! Buk Bakus is one of the most interesting books I've read in the last ten years. It uses one of my favorite things, retro 50s sci fi as a framework to the story but it's much, much more than that. The story itself it thrilling to me and it is quite clever, and in many places it is real genius. Kevin Noel Olson is quickly becoming one of my favorite writers. The feeling of this book is ...             Those Darn Squirrels!8 reviews Adam Rubin Clarion Books, 2008 A joyous, whimsical tale, with outstanding illustrations. The book "Those Darn Squirrels" is a phenomenal read for children of all ages. The lessons learned in this story are something not only children but our whole society should value. The vivid imagery by Daniel Salmieri jumps off the pages, engrossing the reader and making one feel they are sharing a bowl of cottage cheese and pepper with Mr. Fookwire. Congratulations on a marvelous job by the ...             These Darn Heels (Avalon Romance)1 review Julie Stone Avalon Books, 2006 Congratulations to Julie Stone on her first book. This is a delightful book. Whenever I had to put it down, I couldn 't wait to pick it up again. The story held your interest at all times and the characters were quite believable. I can't wait to see what she writes about next.             Scent of an Angel5 reviews Darn Oldham Nevaeh Publishing, LLC, 2007 A Real Page Turner I couldn't put the book down. The book was written from a male's perspective on finding "The One". The main character Doug will steal your heart away. Doug hangs out in familiar hot spots in Los Angels, Atlanta and Washington D.C. You've probably seen him around town !!! A must read for the romance in us all. Full of twist, surprises and laughter.             The PDQ (Pretty Darn Quick) Vegetarian Cookbook : 240 Healthy and Easy No-Prep Recipes for Busy Cooks18 reviews Donna Klein, 2004 Super vegetarian/vegan cookbook!!! I am thrilled that I purchased The PDQ Vegetarian Cookbook. The recipes are fast, delicious, healthy and easy to understand and prepare. I use my book everyday and enjoy it tremendously. I feel empowered and more in charge of my health and the health of my family. A vegetarian/vegan lifestyle doesn't have to be complicated or overwhelming. This book has boosted my confidence level in my kitchen. ...             If Jesus Is So Darn Loving, Then Why Is My Life In The Crapper?5 reviews Michael, Kevin Naselli Lulu.com, 2005 Deep Don't judge a book by it's cover. Given the title, I thought this book would be more tongue and cheeky and less deep. It was the opposite. I like to think of myself as a spiritual person. A deep sage, if you will. And this book made me that much deeper. I disagree with the previous reviewer that goes by the name of "Jane Smith" as she complained, "I mean who uses our lords name and the word ...             Darn Right It's Butch: Memories of Our Gang the Little Rascals5 reviews Tommy Bond, Ronald Genini, ... Morgin Pr, 1994 Life Doesn't End When Your Contract's Up I was charmed and enthralled by Tommy "Butch" Bond's life story. Frankly, my expectations of show biz autobiographies is not high: Everyone seems to be so intent on blowing his or her own horn. Bond is a refreshing exception. First of all, I think the Little Rascals walk on water. Hundreds of years from now, some extraterrestial on the Moons of Jupiter with all z's and x's in his (its?) name ...             The Leave-No-Crumbs Camping Cookbook: 150 Delightful, Delicious, and Darn-Near Foolproof Recipes from Two Top ...8 reviews Rick Greenspan, Hal Kahn Storey Publishing, LLC, 2004 Makes me think, makes me laugh I spent an hour contemplating and chuckling over the first 50 pages... and I have 150 more pages to go. A quality cookbook is one that provides a fresh perspective on techniques and/or ingredients. If you're looking for simple camping fare, then you don't need a cookbook - stick a hot dog on a stick and you're happy. And who can blame you? But if you're reaching for an altogether different ...             That Darn Yarn3 reviews Tony Millionaire Dark Horse, 2005 Tony Millionaire is a genius This book is a lovely gift for a knitter or a sock monkey fan with a sense of humor. The story is cleverly told in two directions and the illustrations are gorgeous. It may look like a children's book, but I find Mr. Millionaire's books more suitable for adults.             Too Darn Hot9 reviews Sandra Scoppettone Ballantine Books, 2007 Hollywoodized hard-boiled PI story This is a home front story set in the New York of 1943. Back in 1940, Faye Quick had been hired as a secretary for a one-man PI agency. Now, while her boss is in uniform, Faye is keeping the business going. It's the era of the hard-boiled detective and Faye, to her own surprise as much as anybody's, fits in just fine. Refreshingly, and quite unlike two books on which I've commented ...             Too Darn Soulful1 review David Nowell Robson Books Ltd, 2001 Northern Soul I never know that there was, and still is, such a vibrant Northern soul scene in England. This books explores the history, the tracks, the drugs and the people involved. I thought I knew a lot but turns out I am just a novice. interesting read             That Darn Squid God17 reviews Nick Pollotta Wildside Press, 2007 Pollotta does it again Ok now I am now a totally devoted fanboy of Nick Pollotta. I totally enjoyed the Bureau 13 series and laughed out loud several times during his Illegal Aliens book. This book however takes the cake. I haven't enjoyed a read like this in a long while. The premise is simple Cthullhu tried to destroy the literary verison of Victorian England. 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