books about: enough     books:       Freakonomics: A Rogue Economist Explores the Hidden Side of Everything1540 reviews Stephen J. Dubner William Morrow, 2005 Surprised I had to buy this book for a class and was surprised at how much I liked it.             I Don't Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist148 reviews Norman L. Geisler, Frank Turek Crossway Books, 2004 Fantastic book This is one of the best "religion" books I've ever read. Very informative, presents the information in an easy to understand non-disputable manner.             Fantastic Voyage: Live Long Enough to Live Forever66 reviews Ray Kurzweil, Terry Grossman Plume, 2005 Take your prescribed skepticism together with this book and swallow The greatest benefit of this book is that it really forces you to think about all aspects of your body, as well as some of your mind. You learn once and for all--often in excruciating detail--that we very much are what we eat. Likewise, on the mental divide, we learn that we become what we think. There are several sections defined as "bridges" (Scientology antagonists, flee!)--obviously more ...             When Organizing Isn't Enough: SHED Your Stuff, Change Your Life6 reviews Julie Morgenstern Fireside, 2008 Time and Stuff Organizational Guide When Organizing Isn't Enough: SHED Your Stuff, Change Your Life, by Julie Morgenstern is a about getting rid of the physical stuff and the tasks in our schedules that keep us stuck. Julie Morgenstern is an organizational and time management coach and puts her talents into this ingenious book. Morgenstern believes that organizing is what gets us unstuck. In the introduction, she promises that: ...             Girl, Interrupted423 reviews Susanna Kaysen Vintage, 1994 an uneven but generally interesting memoir "Girl, Interrupted", probably known better by the film adaptation, is a memoir of a woman recounting the two years she spent in a mental institution in the 1960s when she was a teenager. Some liken it to a "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest" but from a woman's perspective. But this analogy doesn't work for me. Firstly, the institution in question is not some barbaric hell hole. While decidedly ...             Liberal Fascism: The Secret History of the American Left, From Mussolini to the Politics of Meaning301 reviews Jonah Goldberg Doubleday, 2008 A Deft Expose on the Hidden History of Fascism and Its Connection with Modern American Liberalism Jonah Golberg's book is a deft expose of the hidden history of fascism in America, tracing its roots back to the leftist totalitarian regimes of Mussolini, Hitler and Stalin. Golberg connects all the arcane, hidden, obscured dots to give the reader a factual account of the rise of modern American liberalism, which he calls "smiley-face facism-'nice' facisism." No, he does not call modern ...             Never Enough: A Novel3 reviews Miasha Touchstone, 2008 More Secrets, More Lies, More Drama!!!!!! Miahsa does it again with this sequel to "Secret Society"!! Celess is back (and she is all woman this time!)but this time she is making a name for herself in Hollywood. And if you know Celess, she is gonna use what she's got to get what she wants!!! Celess makes a whole bunch of new friends along the way, but people from her past and SECRETS from her past are still lurking around and may come ...             Well Enough Alone Jennifer Traig Riverhead Hardcover, 2008 A hilarious first-person account of life as a hypochondriac, as well as a look at the condition’s history and broader cultural context, from the critically acclaimed author of Devil in the Details . The good news is Jennifer Traig does not have lupus, multiple sclerosis, Huntington’s disease, Crohn’s disease, or muscular dystrophy. She discovers that she does not have SUDS, the mysterious disorder that claims healthy young Asian men in their ...             The Lovely Bones2519 reviews Alice Sebold Back Bay Books, 2004 Courtesy of Teens Read Too THE LOVELY BONES will haunt you. This book tells the story of the most horrific thing a family could ever endure, the murder of a loved one, a child. The child is 14-year-old Susie Salmon. We see the murder through her eyes, after she is killed. Susie narrates her story from heaven, a place like I'd not before imagined. Her heaven begins as her school playground. Slowly it grows to become ...             The Official Study Guide for All SAT Subject Tests (Real Sats)12 reviews The College Board College Board, 2006 SAT book With the practice tests inside and how it is written, so my son can understand it, it will help him greatly.             The Gospel of Ruth: Loving God Enough to Break the Rules6 reviews Carolyn Custis James Zondervan, 2008 A New View of an Old Story I started reading this book a bit skeptical that a whole new perspective of the story of Ruth was going to be revealed by Carolyn James, but I was profoundly mistaken! This is a fascinating book, and James has done a tremendous job in researching and explaining the biblical text. By expertly teaching about the historical context of ancient Israel, James reveals the deep meanings and ...             Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Dummies (For Dummies (Psychology & Self Help))4 reviews Rob Willson, Rhena Branch For Dummies, 2006 GOOD SOLID CBT WORKBOOK CBT is recognised as one of the most successful means of dealing with a variety of psychological problems. Trouble is that up till now, you need to spend thousands on talking to a therapist. What if there was a book you could work through, either with your therapist or if you are capable then on your own? What if there was a book that enables you to get more value out of your counselling and ...             The Remains of the Day190 reviews Kazuo Ishiguro Vintage, 1990 Well worth reading. The words that commonly are used to describe this book are "sad" and "funny". It is very well written with interesting characters and a good story line. I actually cared what happened. Though not a long read, Ishiguro told what he wanted to tell without resorting to filler. This is a relaxing read that will draw you in without literary gimmicks, just telling a story.             Talent Is Never Enough: Discover the Choices That Will Take You Beyond Your Talent18 reviews John C. Maxwell Thomas Nelson, 2007 Book for maximizing your Ability and Opportunity for Success Globalization is quickening and will continue to have an increasing impact on your professional career. With globalization there will never be a shortage of Talent. Having the best talents and proven capabilities is not enough anymore. As the author puts it, we need to become "Talent-plus" person. If you do, you will add value to yourself, add value to others and accomplish more than you ...             Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistlestop Cafe182 reviews Fannie Flagg Ballantine Books, 2000 One of my favorite! I read this book maybe 10 years ago and saw the movie version again (not as good as the book) tonight on HBO. So I picked up the book again and remembered how I love this book and considered it as one of my favorite. I love the 4 main characters (esp. Ruth & Idgie) as well as the secondary characters, Big George & Sipsey. You could really feel the love, devotion and depth of their friendship. ...             Confessions of a Shopaholic831 reviews Sophie Kinsella Dial Press Trade Paperback, 2001 Hilarious! Many LOL moments. I've waited for a book like this, and intend to keep reading the rest of Kinsella's. Too funny to set down.             More than Enough: The Ten Keys to Changing Your Financial Destiny10 reviews Dave Ramsey Penguin (Non-Classics), 2002 Where debt is dumb, cash is king.... Dave Ramsey is the financial guru on the radio, and most recently, Fox Business Network on cable TV, who touts an old-fashioned, commonsense philosophy regarding money and finances. He starts off his radio show each day by saying it's where "debt is dumb, cash is king and the paid-off mortgage replaces the BMW in the driveway as the status symbol of choice." Ramsey's book, like his shows, ...             How Good Is Good Enough (Six-Pack) (LifeChange Books)32 reviews Andy Stanley Multnomah Books, 2004 GOOD ENOUGH! I was very pleased and encouraged by this cd. It takes you down the path that all religions can't be right. Then it explains that most religions teach that being good and doing good deeds get you to the promise land. He explains how all these different religions have one common flaw, how good do you have to be? None of them can answer that question. However, there is one religion that teaches ...             Different Seasons (Signet)171 reviews Stephen King Signet, 1983 Not Free SF Reader King's second collection of four novellas, or a couple of novellas and a couple of short novels, or three short novels and a novellas, or whatever you want to call them. He calls them the shorter version, deliberately giving the book a title not suggestion of 'telekinesis, vampires of telekinetic kids' as he details in the afterworld. In a little bit of a departure, the first, and actually ...             Wide Sargasso Sea: A Novel (Norton Paperback Fiction)119 reviews Jean Rhys W. W. Norton, 1992 The horror... the horror... Wide Sargasso Sea is a searing indictment Jean Rhys' Wide Sargasso Sea is a dreamlike feverish novel awash in passion and trauma. Forget for a moment that it's a sequel to "Jane Eyre" or that it is a seminal text in Feminism and Colonialist studies. Simply as a strikingly modern story of trauma and madness it is brilliant. Disorienting, agonizing, nightmarish yet stunningly beautiful; I was forced to read it in dribs and drabs - as the ...              search for books american, behavioural, changing, cognitive, confessions, different, discover, dummies, economist, everything, explores, fantastic, financial, freakonomics, interrupted, lifechange, meaning, mussolini, official, organizing, paperback, politics, psychology, remains, sargasso, shopaholic, six-pack, therapy, tomatoes, whistlestop 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: Don't Be Scur'd Impressum - about us get your own free tag board