books about: harvest     books:       The Time Traveler's Wife1675 reviews Audrey Niffenegger Harvest Books, 2004 Best Book I've read in a LONG time I absolutely loved this book. I abandoned all of my responsibilities for two days so that I could read The Time Traveler's wife without stopping. I have now recommended it to everyone I know. It's a little confusing in the beginning, but a good confusing, because the author makes you want to keep reading to find out how everything will work out. You read bits and pieces of this man's great ...             Blindness (Harvest Book)362 reviews Jose Saramago Harvest Books, 1999 Book In Perfect Condition With Prompt Delivery I was very satisfied with my purchase of this book because it was in perfect condition and it was delivered in a prompt manner.             Four-Season Harvest: Organic Vegetables from Your Home Garden All Year Long47 reviews Eliot Coleman, Barbara Damrosch Chelsea Green, 1999 Not A Waste Of Money I've been familiar with Eliot Coleman's work for a few years now. I found an interesting article in Mother Earth News, 2004, regarding his daughter, Clara, and her attempts at gardening in the winter. It peaked my curiosity, so I saved the article. I have yet to get myself organized enough to attempt what she did, but I took it another step and purchased this particular book so that I would ...             Those Who Save Us92 reviews Jenna Blum Harvest Books, 2005 Wonderful story I read ths book along with about 4 co-workers; we had formed a small reading group. This was my pick for the month. We all thought it was a terrific book and had a lot to discuss about it at the end. I'm looking forward to another book by this author.             Life of Pi1840 reviews Yann Martel Harvest Books, 2004 no words can describe how good this is! it breaks down all barriers of imagination and offers a breathtaking understanding of life through a story of simple transition from innocence to maturity...something each adult reader can relate to. be prepared for the more graphic details in the second and third section of the book which are a little unpleasant, but it is this very crudeness that gives the book that extra sense of realism and ...             Free to Choose: A Personal Statement79 reviews Milton Friedman, Rose Friedman Harvest Books, 1990 Number 1 book on basic economics This is absolutely the best book on basic economic thinking. It is filled with sound logical arguments for free markets. This book should be the starting point for anyone interested in politics and politically economy. Milton Friedman is "way out there" for many, but his debating skills are solid. I used arguments in this book during debates in grad school and easily hammered classmates who ...             Merle's Door: Lessons from a Freethinking Dog185 reviews Ted Kerasote Harvest Books, 2008 Must Read for Dog Lovers This book is a must read for anyone who has loved a dog. It is a beautiful book. If you have read Marley and Me....you will really like this book as well. Highly recommend for all dog lovers.             The Little Prince278 reviews Harvest Books, 2000 Man, I love this book ... And I love how I ordered it on a Friday and it arrived the following Monday! I feel very satisfied with the price and promptness of my order. I just hope my nephew is satisfied with receiving a book for his 9th birthday...             The Power of a Praying® Wife (Power of a Praying)271 reviews Stormie Omartian Harvest House Publishers, 2007 You need this book! This book reallly jumps into what God intended us wives to be. If you look at marriage many years ago it was about commitment, it was about the wife being the heart of the home while her husband was the head of it. God made woman as a partner and a helper for man and Stormie really covers it in detail. Marriages need the basic principals that she lays out in order to survive. It really goes ...             Deadly Harvest (The Flynn Brothers Trilogy)4 reviews Heather Graham Mira, 2008 A legend/myth brought to life by a madman... Jeremy Flynn, a serious man who doesn't believe in what he can't see or touch, is a private investigator with his brothers' firm. The middle brother, he was once a police diver but quit when the last straw was when a drunk foster father drove the family into the river, drowning everyone inside. Jeremy had rescued Billy, who had been still alive when found, but pronounced at the hospital DOA. The ...             The Princess Bride: S. Morgenstern's Classic Tale of True Love and High Adventure671 reviews William Goldman Harvest Books, 2007 Romance and adventure and political documentation! There are so many times whilst reading this book that I just wanted to roll my eyes like no other... but then again, that's part of the charm of this nearly surreal, satirical fairy tale that still manages a heart of gold. The set-up is that this is an abridged version of a much longer, much more serious novel (not true, but it makes it a lot of fun). We get the "good parts", a wonderfully ...             My Very First Tea Party16 reviews Michal Sparks Harvest House Publishers, 2000 Our neice loved it We bought this as a first birthday present for our niece. My sister tells me she loves being read too and looking at the pictures in the book. Pair this with an age appropriate tea set and you have the perfect gift for any little girl.             Chosen by a Horse125 reviews Susan Richards Harvest Books, 2007 Chosen by a Horse Anyone who loves horses will also love this book! The author perfectly describes the personalities of her horses, and she weaves a lesson of personal growth into a moving story about an abused horse. It's great!             The Places In Between154 reviews Rory Stewart Harvest Books, 2006 Babur's Journey The Places In Between is an interesting and well written account that provides in-depth views about Afghanistan's ways of life. This is a book westerners should read if they want to further understand the intricacies of this region and the contradictions between cultural diversity and globalization.             Mistakes Were Made (But Not by Me): Why We Justify Foolish Beliefs, Bad Decisions, and Hurtful Acts61 reviews Carol Tavris, Elliot Aronson Harvest Books, 2008 how ego maintenance exacts a huge price Who wants to admit he was wrong, made a mistake, exercised poor judgment, was misled or conned? None of us do, but most of us are skillful at excusing or justifying those acts. This absorbing book explains why and how we reduce "cognitive dissonance" to maintain a favorable self image in spite of overt misbehavior or failure. Beyond that, the authors show how destructive this tendency can be, ...             Le Petit Prince (French Language Edition)68 reviews Antoine de Saint-Exupéry Harvest Books, 2001 AMAZING I'm not gonna write a paragraph about this literature, but i will say this... I cried and laughed and at the end i felt overwhelmed with this book..its all there and i think everyone should read it. the best book ever. Ive read a lot. This one has my heart.             The Forager's Harvest: A Guide to Identifying, Harvesting, and Preparing Edible Wild Plants Samuel Thayer Forager's Harvest Press, 2006 A practical guide to all aspects of edible wild plants: finding and identifying them, their seasons of harvest, and their methods of collection and preparation. Each plant is discussed in great detail and accompanied by excellent color photographs. Includes an index, illustrated glossary, bibliography, and harvest calendar. The perfect guide for all experience levels.             The Whistling Season55 reviews Ivan Doig Harvest Books, 2007 Fantastic. Growing up in Nebraska, small country schoolhouses were still around untill recently. I thought the storytelling writing style of Ivan Doig was fantastic, and he paints a vivid picture of the time through the eyes of a young boy. A great read.             101 Questions to Ask Before You Get Engaged (Wright, H. Norman & Gary J. Oliver)11 reviews H. Norman Wright Harvest House Publishers, 2004 Great book every couple should read whether thinking about marriage or not This book is a really great book for multiple reasons. First off, the introduction is really well written and will make you face any major issues head on. It suggests if there are certain warning signs or red flags in your relationship, it might not be a relationship to stay in. Both my girlfriend and I were surprised that everything listed as warning signs and red flags pretty much described ...             The Reluctant Fundamentalist114 reviews Mohsin Hamid Harvest Books, 2008 Wonderfully nuanced insight into Pakistan and the US I was hooked at the first page. I love the narrator's style: you are the listener and can just imagine sitting opposite Changez in Lahore's Old Anarkali: definitely those who have been, and I hope also those who have not. Since, I believe, this book gives a wonderfully nuanced insight into the beautiful hospitable country Pakistan is and how external events and categorisations trigger in people ...              search for books adventure, between, blindness, brothers, classic, decisions, edition, engaged, foolish, four-season, freethinking, fundamentalist, harvest, harvesting, identifying, language, lessons, mistakes, morgenstern, personal, praying, preparing, princess, questions, reluctant, statement, traveler, trilogy, vegetables, whistling books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. 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