books about: hara     books:       My friend Flicka29 reviews Mary O'Hara Lippincott, 1941 Surprise! A clinical description I am in the middle of lstening to this book. Its detailed descriptions of ranch life and horses are quite compelling. But what surprised me was the absolutely accurate description of a boy with ADD. This book was written some two decades before attention deficit disorder gained anyone's attention, but O'Hara's descriptions of Ken's behavior are absolutely consistent. And then O'Hara answers ...             Elvis and You: Your Guide to the Pleasures of Being an Elvis Fan11 reviews Laura Levin, John O'Hara Perigee Trade, 2000 ElvisNews Review Probably because the book is this massive it is printed on very thin paper. Especially because this guide will function as a reference book often, this is a pity. We bet there will be only a few in perfect condition after a couple of weeks. Also a lot of the pictures used in the book deserve more than the exposure they get now, also due to the poor paper-quality. On the other hand: this work on ...             Gone With the Wind12 reviews Herb Bridges, Terryl C. Boodman Fireside, 1989 Terrific! This is an excellent book that chronicles the making of the legendary screen classic "Gone With the Wind". The book moves in chronological order from it's start as a novel all the way through the pre-production, production and post-production stages of what was to be one of the greatest films of all time, if not the greatest. The book is filled with numerous photos, some of them in color, many of ...             Ghostwriter (Jake O'Hara Mystery)12 reviews Noreen Wald Berkley, 1999 Humor without slapstick Ghostwriter was a fun book to read. The humor wasn't insulting and obvious. The author avoided stating the obvious, particularly when it came to the ethnicities of her characters. The final sentence was great. I particularly enjoyed the insight into the world of ghostwriting.             Last of the Donkey Pilgrims19 reviews Kevin O'Hara Forge Books, 2005 A great book - an easy read Kevin's writing draws you into his journey - a remarkable romp around Ireland with a donkey that seems human. I loved it. You could nearly smell the air and see the characters. A magical look at an island that has changed so much in the 25 years since his journey took place. I wanted to be there by his side as he runs into character after character. His book is the next best thing to being ...             Japanese Destroyer Captain: Pearl Harbor, Guadalcanal, Midway - The Great Naval Battles As Seen Through ...20 reviews Tameichi Hara, Fred Saito, ... Naval Institute Press, 2007 The Pacific Naval War thru Japanese eyes Japanese Destroyer Captain by CAPT Tameichi Hara Japanese Destroyer Captain (JDC) is CAPT Hara's tale of his service in the Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN). CAPT Hara divided his story into five parts; Born a Samurai, Pearl Harbor to Guadalcanal, The Tokyo Express, Against the Odds, and the Last Sortie. Each section details CAPT Hara's experiences at that time and provides insight into the ...             Y2K:The Millennium Crisis21 reviews Bradford Morgan Hara Publishing Group, 1999 A political scenario to plausible to ignore! Two credible stories woven into one complex and gripping novel. If you love to hate the current administration in Washington DC, you'll be captivated by the explanation that Morgan has laid out for the President's behavior. In the other Washington, a prudent family gets swept into the chaos of a Y2K stricken nation. Most exciting drama I've read in years!             Hitting The Wall : Memoir of a Cancer Journey41 reviews Barbara Pate Glacel Hara Publishing Group, 2001 Recommended for its insight and message of empowerment Author and breast cancer survivor Barbara Glacel presents Hitting The Wall: Memoir of a Cancer Journey, a personal memoir that offers hew own experiences and coping strategies for dealing with the many aspects of cancer diagnosis and treatment. Reassuring the reader that she is not alone, Hitting the Wall covers the gamut of emotional experiences, the need for hope and support, the daily ...             The Beast That Crouches at the Door: Adam & Eve, Cain & Abel, and Beyond14 reviews Rabbi David Fohrman Devora Publishing, 2007 A New Insight Every Page I could not put this book down. Rabbi Fohrman has taken each sentence in the original text and brought amazing insight, word by word, in a very folksy, chatty style, as if he were talking directly to the reader, one on one. You will never again look at the story of Adam and Eve and Cain and Abel as just a simple story. I eagerly await Rabbi Fohrman's next book.             Keepsake Recipes and Fascinating Food Facts11 reviews Irene Graybill Buckman Hara Publishing Group, 1999 Great Recipes and Interesting Facts I have recently purchased a copy of "Keepsake Recipes and Fascinating Food Facts". I have thoroughly enjoyed the book and its' unique approach to cooking. The recipes are hard-to-find traditionl varities that are easy to prepare and remind me of "mom's cooking".             Find it in 5 Seconds Gaining Control in the Information Age7 reviews Greg Vetter Hara Publishing Group, 1999 A streamlined system of working As a business owner in a highly technical field, my time is very valuable. I have read and implemented many organization/time management ideas over the years and, although they all have something positive, none have had the impact on my day to day productivity of "Find it in 5 Seconds". The premise of this book is that office workers are drowning in so much information that they cannot ...             Designing Design8 reviews Kenya Hara Lars Müller Publishers, 2008 The Philosophy of Design DESIGNING DESIGN is quite possibly the most beautiful book on design ever published. Not only is the content illuminating and intelligent, allowing the world to gain an appreciation for one of the truly unique voices in the design field - that voice being the Japanese master Kenya Hara - but also in keeping with the subject, the book itself is a paramount of elegance, simplicity and superb ...             The Journey Revelations for Personal & Professional Relationships10 reviews Jed Selter, Gil Tumey Hara Publishing Group, 2000 Living a fulfilled life How often do we live our lives as if we are victims...discouraged, distressed, separate from ourselves and the ones we love? Living a full life, a life of joy and fulfillment is a matter of choice. Selter and Tumey guide us on a marvelous journey where we discover that changing our mind can change our life. In an engaging conversation between two fellow travelers, their stories guide us in our ...             The Rainbow Tiger9 reviews Gayle Nordholm, Jennifer Frohwerk Hara Publishing Group, 2002 Pleasing to the Eye, and to the Heart..... Beautifully written and illustrated! Both my second grader and I are in love with the story line and artwork! My child is thrilled to own this book, she actually begged for an additional copy to take to school and give to her teacher. I think the kids in her class have nearly worn out the copy as it is now among one of their favorites. We are looking forward to seeing more charming tales by ...             Aleph Isn't Enough: Hebrew for Adults (Book 2)7 reviews Linda Motzkin Urj Press, 2002 Remedial Hebrew for the language impaired I am rubbish with learning new languages, but this series of books has been very helpful. My current goal is simply to be able to read Hebrew, and these books help me to do that on my own. I suppose if you want to learn to speak it properly as well, you might want to look for another book as this one does not come with any kind of recording.             Japanese Destroyer Captain10 reviews Tameichi Hara Ballantine Books, 1978 One of the best books I own Little can be added to the reviews below, expect to add that this book really shows how Hara was a leader of men. In spite of IJN policy and militaristic propaganda he trains his crew to a superlative level. He is also brutally honest about himself and his mistakes and foibles. Add to this some invaluable historical eyewitness data and you have a great book. Hara, by rewriting IJN torpedo ...             The Swan: Tales of the Sacramento Valley11 reviews Andrew F. O'Hara AuthorHouse, 2004 Best of Show Second Time Around... This is the new Swan, the 2007 Edition with feathers all bright white, fluffed and ready to lull and captivate you at the same time. Andy O'Hara has improved on the un-improvable this time around. The weave is tight, but so smoothly done the stories blend into each other, carrying two common themes to fruition by the turn of the last page. The fun is how Andy has taken the reader on a swing ...             Personal Village, How to Have People in Your Life by Choice, Not Chance9 reviews Marvin Thomas Hara Publising Group, 2003 The Skinny on Schmoozing Most books about networking, dating, and making friends start at the point of contact: They assume that the user knows where to go to make friends. Thomas starts with the basics, from roaming your neighborhood to meet folks to the handy rule of thumb that it takes 7 visits to a new group for others to feel that you're one of the crowd. I teach interpersonal communication, and this book has the ...             Or hara'ayon =: The Jewish idea8 reviews Meir Kahane Institute for Publication of the Writings of Rabbi, 1996 AN HALACHIC TREASURE !! Rabbi Meir Kahane, of blessed memory will be remembered for being an outspoken and passionate defender of his people and of his faith. This classic treatise on Jewish thought is a highly significant historical and religious contribution to the corpus of books on Halachic laws. Rabbi Kahane explores all areas of Jewish law and Jewish concepts with the kind of depth and aplomb that is rarely seen. ...             The Girl At The End Of The Line (A Molly & Nell O'Hara Mystery)8 reviews Charles Mathes Worldwide Library, 2000 An excellent novel that had good pace and hard to put down. I've read all 3 of Mr. Mathes' novels. Each one was as least as good as the last. This one, The Girl At The end of the Line may even have been even better than the first two. This book started off quickly and never slowed down. The main characters (two young women) are thoroughly credible and very original. Their quest to uncover the mysteries of their family is like a high speed chase. ...              search for books battles, beyond, captain, control, crouches, designing, destroyer, fascinating, gaining, ghostwriter, guadalcanal, hitting, information, japanese, journey, keepsake, millennium, mystery, personal, pilgrims, pleasures, professional, rainbow, recipes, relationships, revelations, sacramento, seconds, through, village books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen apparel: Sakura Wars Shinguji Pin 160 we recommend Recommended for its insight and message of empowerment leave a comment home  impressum - about us