books about: foolish     books:       The Foolish Tortoise4 reviews Richard Buckley Little Simon, 1998 Very enjoyable Unlike the annoyingly stupid Brown Bear, etc., this book is easy on the parent's nerves. I can read it over and over.             10 Foolish Fortune Hunters : The True Tale of a Female Marijuana Farmer5 reviews Cal Morgan Whutaworld Book Company, 2000 Lots of Laughs! I was happily surprised to find this was not your stereotypical story about hippies. The characters were all unique and there were surprises at every turn.I couldn't put it down, read the whole thing over the weekend. Now that I've read this very funny book I understand why the author calls it a "true tale". I highly recommend this book to parents to give as gifts to their teenagers. This is ...             Foolish Things20 reviews Denise Davis-Pack Denise Davis-Pack, 1997 Excellent Read I found this book to be very enjoyable and think it should be but on the screen. From the beginning until the end it kept me interested. Can't wait to read Foolish Heart.             Welcome, Foolish Mortals...The Life and Voices of Paul Frees8 reviews Ben Ohmart BearManor Media, 2004 "Life & Voices of the Master ... Paul Frees ... Ben Ohmart (2004)" Bearmanor Media presents "WELCOME, FOOLISH MORTALS ... THE LIFE & VOICES OF PAUL FREES", by Ben Ohmart --- To this book is a five star rating that is unanimously shared with other reviewers and deserves every point it receives --- Ohmart looked into his crystal ball on Paul Frees and came up with a definite winner -- listing virtually every film he has appeared in, plus television programs and ...             Acting Foolish4 reviews Lewis J. Stadlen BearManor Media, 2009 Foolish fancies...... Lewis J. Stadlen is most definitely one of "The Good Ones". His performances are always (at the very least) interesting and amusing and in conversation he always tells the truth. In this memoir he takes us on a personal journey from his bitter-sweet NYC upbringing in a broken home, to his beginnings as a stage actor, to his successes in various forms of entertainment....but with special ...             No Hidden Meanings: An Illustrated Eschatological Laundry List4 reviews Sheldon B. Kopp Science & Behavior Books, 1976 Time For A Reissue In the 70's & 80's Sheldon Kopp was a major contributor to the - then popular - fields of Humanistic and Gestalt Psychotherapy. No Hidden Meanings was a "toss off" article to the Journal "Voices". It was certainly one of his best. It comprises 43 "Eternal Truths" by Kopp and the wonder-filled repeatedly evocative B&W photography of Claire Flanders. This is a work in the spirit of the Tao ...             Dancing Deer and the Foolish Hunter (Action Packs)4 reviews Elisa Kleven Dutton Juvenile, 2002 Love the Foolish Hunter and the Dancing Deer! a great story with beautiful, colorful, rich pictures. the foolish hunter learns the lesson that everything on earth is connected-- water, air, plants and animals--none can live without the others. my kids loved it too!             Dollar wise, Penny foolish24 reviews Wise Pen corp., 2005 Touch of Honesty Recently completed first reading of this book; going thru the book once again. The objective of the book is simple: Explain financial concepts in an easy manner that will help us choose financially sound companies to invest our money. Lots of people have lost considerable amount of money in the stock market. They relied on sales figures, brand names, coffee-break conversations, an ...             Foolish Is the Heart4 reviews Michael Embry Wings E Press, 2008 Foolish Is The Heart by Michael Embry Foolish of the Heart is a refreshing tale written from a a man's prespective and was totally captivating novel. I look forward to Michael Embry's next novel and to read about the characters that only he can bring to life in a most rewarding way. A one of a kind treasure. Ruth Wells of ruthwells.com             365 Foolish Mistakes Smart Managers Commit Every Day: How And Why to Avoid Them10 reviews Atlantic Publishing Company (FL), 2006 Highly recommended The book is chock full of potential pitfalls in a new manager's thought process and how to fix the old noggin' to be a better manager. This is the book for all you first time managers. I'd argue that even management veterans should read this. Ms. Henkel really gets into the head of the manager and shows why and how to avoid erroneous judgments. Excellent guide.             Foolish Undertaking2 reviews Mark de Castrique Poisoned Pen Press, 2006 strong investigative tale In Gainesboro, North Carolina, just before dying from cancer Montagnard expatriate Y'Grok Eban informs Boston cop Kevin Malone that the "Raven has come home" scaring the street tough police officer though he is not totally sure why. The brave Y'Grok saved many American lives during the Viet Nam war, but the exile never went home once he fled for the Carolina hills. Now a grand funeral befitting ...             Red Blinds the Foolish (Yaoi) (Deux)4 reviews Est Em Aurora Publishing, 2009 Hot Machismo at It's Best! Est Em's works are at best an acquired taste. Differing greatly from the art styles and storylines we have become accustomed to with the hordes of mainstream yaoi titles from famed artists such as Hinako Takanaga, Yamato Nase, Naduki Koujima etc., being churned out every month, Est Em is a relatively new BL artist whose art style consists of bold contrasts of black and white (no shades of grey) ...             More Wise Men of Helm and Their Merry Tales2 reviews Solomon Simon Behrman House, 1979 Delightful yiddishkeit fairytales to read and pass on. My grandfather wrote this book-I was raised on these stories, and loved them as a child. I now read them to my children and love to share all the morsels of a distant jewish culture, my roots, and theirs. I encourage all who wish to infuse a flavor of the world of the shtetl and the lives of Eastern European jews of past to read thos and his others, including my favorites, The wise Men of ...             Finding the Right Men Avoiding the Wrong Ones Smart Women Foolish Choices:1 review Connell, and Kinder, Melvyn Cowan New York: The New American Library, 1986, 1986 ****BETTER WORDS HAVE NEVER BEEN SAID**** Three husbands later, I wish this book had been around on husband #1. Would I have read the book and followed the author's advice, probably not. I am this book, even though I now have a the right man, there is sage advice throughout the book. Once again, I have to say that every chapter hits home and it will for every woman. Great book, easy to grasp and great authors.             My Foolish Heart2 reviews James Pendergrast Pocket, 1997 a bitter/sweet chuckle for all who have dared to love. My Foolish Heart is a bitter/sweet chuckle for anyone who has lived life. Pendergrast manages to illustrate the inside of all our vulnerable and foolish hearts. You will recognize yourself and know you are not alone. My Foolish Heart is a roadmap for those interested in glancing into this sometimes absurd but mostly human aspect of desire, fantasy, and just plain and simple need for love.             The Foolish Crow (Karadi Tales Junior)1 review Hushion House Publishing Ltd., 1999 An outstanding soundscape for children of the world A truly outstanding series of books with a brilliant soundscape of Asian sounds and stories. So different and enthralling for children who normally get to hear and read more commercial and mainstream fare. Perhaps the the stories could be longer or packaged together.. When my son heard the first, I was compelled to buy many more.             Love in Marriage: A Translation of Emanuel Swedenborg's the Sensible Joy in Married Love, and the Foolish ...3 reviews Emanuel Swedenborg, David F. Gladish Swedenborg Foundation, 1992 Insights on Marriage In this book Emanuel Swedenborg, a servent of the Lord, unlocks amazing secrets about marriage. I read this book and feel inspired to live a better life. It confirms and explains so many things about the nature of men and women and helps me to understand how to have the best marriage possible. A must read for anyone who cares about marriage and having a happy life, both here on earth and ...             Something foolish, something gay (Berkley Highland books)3 reviews Glen Sire Berkley Publishing Corporation, 1963 Something Wonderful, Something Fun I found my mother's old beat up copy of this teen romance when I was about 10 years old. That was 20 years ago, and I still have that poor, much-abused paperback in my bedside table and it is still one of my favorite stories. It tells the tale of Laurie, a 16 year old junior at Glendale High, who has been in love with her next door neighbor, Sammy, for as long as she can remember. In the ...             Foolish Diversion - A Triple T And Herman Mystery3 reviews Jeanne, M Sievert Community Press, 2007 A TRIPLE T AND HERMAN MYSTERY What a great little book! I don't whether to give Foolish Diversions to my niece, the HOA at my building or the city of Decatur where I live! I found myself smiling about these eccentric characters long after I was done with the book-they are quite the loveable characters. I can imagine this book being read aloud or performed as a play - I would love to hear and see the characters come to life. I ...             All beautyfull & foolish souls1 review Harley Elliott Crossing Press An astonishing gathering of beautyfull souls This is the one book of poems that has mattered to me the most. It changed the way I looked at the world as well as the way I looked at language. If you can find this book and read it two or three times--live with it, in other words--you will rediscover the magic in poetry, far, far away from the Iowa City crowd, the Pulitzer people and all the academic poets in all the university MFA writing ...              search for books avoiding, beautyfull, berkley, choices, diversion, emanuel, eschatological, finding, foolish, fortune, highland, hunters, illustrated, laundry, managers, marijuana, marriage, married, meanings, mistakes, mortals, mystery, pleasures, sensible, something, swedenborg, tortoise, translation, undertaking, welcome books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen book: New English-Chinese Dictionary home  impressum - about us