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The Easy Way to Stop Smoking: Join the Millions Who Have Become Non-Smokers Using Allen Carr's Easyway Method

462 reviews
Allen Carr

Sterling, 2005

Ex-smoker forever - This book put an end to it once and for all.
I smoked for 15 years, when I decided to quit. Those first 3 months were horrible: grouchy, mean, moody, but I quit for 8 years. Then I started dating a smoker, and once again I got hooked. Well, 18 months of smoking and I was NOT looking forward to the 3 month phase. A family member recommended this book while we were vacationing together. So, I floated in the lake and read this book while ...

It's Me or the Dog: How to Have the Perfect Pet

38 reviews
Victoria Stilwell

Hyperion, 2007

A good book
Good book. It helped some with the puppy. I do not write book reviews, but this form is forcing me too.

How to Have Style

7 reviews
Isaac Mizrahi

Gotham, 2008

Love this book!
If your girlfriends were to come around Trick-or-Treating, this is what you'd want to drop into their goodie bags! Mizrahi's book is candy for the eyes. There are so many pictures - full color, not just sketches, on glossy pages. Plus, this book is both fun and informative. There is a certain richness, breadth and depth to the information, unlike a lot of the style books out there. ...

How to be the Leader of the Pack...And have Your Dog Love You For It. ("How to" booklets from Dog's Best ...

67 reviews
Patricia B. McConnell

Dog's Best Friend, Ltd., 1996

Become a Better Pack Leader With Patricia McConnell
I sometimes worry that I'm not succeeding at being a strong, benevolent pack leader. This worry led me to Patricia McConnell's book, How to Be the Leader of the Pack . . . and Have Your Dog Love You For It. After reading the synopsis and reader reviews, I felt like this book could help me with my desire to be a better pack leader. This 16-page book covers 12 must-read topics: 1. Petting ...

Boutique Knits: 20+ Must-Have Accessories

5 reviews
Laura Irwin

Interweave Press, 2008

Beautiful accessories- edgy and fun
Great book! These projects are edgy and new looking. The finish for each is spectacular and professional. I have owned the book for less than a week and have already made three of the projects. Directions are well explained and (so far) error free. I would recommend this book in a hearbeat to anyone who loves new and interesting knitting.

An Incomplete Education: 3,684 Things You Should Have Learned but Probably Didn't

90 reviews
Judy Jones, William Wilson

Ballantine Books, 2006

An Incomplete Education
I've seen this book in numerous catalogs and knew that my 15 year old daughter would love it. In the catalogs it was around $35 + shipping. I found it here at a much lower price; the book arrived promptly; and it was in excellant condition. I come here first for any of my online shopping needs. Great job guys!

"Have You Seen . . . ?": A Personal Introduction to 1,000 Films

5 reviews
David Thomson

Knopf, 2008

For REAL film lovers only
First the obvious: David Thomson is the best writer of film criticism around. By that I mean his actual writing abilty, words, phrases, style, etc. Second the admiration at his success in merely finishing the job of selecting, writing about, and analysing the 1,000 (NOT a typo!) films in this volume. Third the awe at how penetrating so much of it is on so many levels in so brief (for each film) a ...

Have You Filled a Bucket Today: A Guide to Daily Happiness for Kids

33 reviews
Carol McCloud

Ferne Press, 2006

Cutest book ever!
I was first introduced to this book while in Nursing School. I was asked to read to a group of elementary students, and they loved the book! I was recently invited to read to a group of elementary students and they loved the story and the colorful pictures. As an adult, this is becoming one of my favorite books too!

Everything Kids' Cookbook: From Mac ' N Cheese to Double Chocolate Chip Cookies-All You Need to Have Some ...

22 reviews
Sandra K. Nissenberg

Adams Media Corporation, 2002

A very kid-friendly cookbook!
We have had this cookbook for about a year and have used it quite a bit when planning weekly menus. The recipes don't have too many ingredients and they are very kid-friendly. My son is 9 years-old and he loves to make the double chocolate chip cookies. We like everything we have cooked from this book, and it is good when you are trying to increase the number of items a fussy eater will ...

Have a New Kid by Friday: How to Change Your Child's Attitude, Behavior & Character in 5 Days

54 reviews
Dr. Kevin Leman

Revell, 2008

BEST PARENTING BOOK I'VE EVER READ
Very practical and you can put it into action immediately. I have seen major results in my daughter and also got the CDs so I could immerse myself into an action plan. My daughter is 6 and I wish I had this book when she was 1 as there is a section on potty training that would of helped me so much. I highly recommend this book.Have a New Kid by Friday: How to Change Your Child's Attitude, ...

Till We Have Faces: A Myth Retold

188 reviews
C.S. Lewis

Harcourt Brace & Company, 1980

Beyond Excellent
I went into this book not knowing what to expect; I'd never even heard of it before. The first time I read it, it blew my mind. The second time, it struck me in different ways, all just as powerful and intriguing. I can safely say that this is one of my favorite books of all time. The story follows the "ugly sister" of the Eros/Psyche myth -- the one who seeks to destroy Psyche's happiness ...

A Terrible Thing Happened - A story for children who have witnessed violence or trauma

12 reviews
Margaret M. Holmes, Sasha J. Mudlaff

Magination Press, 2000

Written in a language children can understand! Very helpful!
Young children who have witnessed various types of violence or suffered a trauma of any kind can be helped by this book. The book is written in language children understand, using loving animal characters that they can relate to. It shows them that there is hope if they don't lock their feelings inside, and it teaches them to find some caring person to talk to. Another reason I like this book ...

Cat Vs. Cat: Keeping Peace When You Have More Than One Cat

49 reviews
Pam Johnson-Bennett

Penguin (Non-Classics), 2004

good name for a good book
I started to read and I'm learning pretty much even though that I allready act according to tips in the book but it is nice to read again and fix things. I have 2 cats that are not friends and I live in 2 room apartment so I manage to hang some high perches on the wall so they less stress this way.

All Cats Have Asperger Syndrome

79 reviews
Kathy Hoopmann

Jessica Kingsley Pub, 2006

book review
Totally awesome way to introduce the topic of Aspbergers to someone. Completely appropriate way to open discussion with a child who feels different and affirm understanding of that difference. At the most superficial level is just a cute read,well done.

Lose Weight, Have More Energy & Be Happier in 10 Days, Second Edition

223 reviews
Peter Glickman

Peter Glickman, 2005

This book changed my life!
The things I learned from this book changed my life. I am a happier healthier me. I feel lighter and I don't just mean weight wise. I was surprised at how healthy I felt and how much negativity I had stored in me that was released after only 10 days. I had so much energy and I was cleansing at the same time.

Scholastic Reader Level 1: May I Please Have A Cookie? (Scholastic Reader)

9 reviews

CARTWHEEL BOOKS, 2005

The mom in this story is one smart cookie, herself, teaching independence
I love this book because the mom is smart. She knows that if she explains everything to her little alligator, he won't really learn. So she allows him to go through a tough time while he figures out for himself the right thing to do. In the end she helps him prove to himself that he is as smart as she knows he is.

I'm a Lebowski, You're a Lebowski: Life, The Big Lebowski, and What Have You

24 reviews
Bill Green, Ben Peskoe, ...

Bloomsbury USA, 2007

Great Book
The only thing missing was the fact the The Dude claimed to be a roadie for Metallica on the Speed of Sound Tour and the band actually didn't do an album tour for the album. Enjoy a few caucasians, put on your favorite robe, jelly shoes and your favorite bowling album after watching the movie a couple dozen times and any true fan will enjoy the book as much as the movie. Duder Out

Where Have All the Leaders Gone?

220 reviews
Lee Iacocca

Scribner, 2008

Where HAVE all the leaders gone?
I recieved an e-mail with just a few lines of this book and thought I may need to read it. After I recieved the book I could not put it down.It asks questions that every American or any person in bussiness should be asking. When things are a mess "why don't we fix them the right way"? Enough with the band-aids , we need a bunch of stiches to fix our economy and Washington. I feel Thomas Jefferson ...

I Don't Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist

153 reviews
Norman L. Geisler, Frank Turek

Crossway Books, 2004

This is the one...
...book I always recommend to those who are seeking the truth about what faith/belief systems are true. There is only one reason to believe in anything - because something is true. If atheism is true, we all need to be atheists, but if Christianity is true, then we all need to be Christians. This book systematically walks a person through all the various choices and provides solid, reasonable, ...

Things I have learned in my life so far

39 reviews
Stefan Sagmeister

Abrams, 2008

Sagmeister Always Rocks
Like his first book, this one is filled with clever design details and insights into his process. Unlike the typical designer, Sagmeister speaks of his process in terms that more are akin to self-improvement and self-analysis and than technique, giving us plebians insight into how the master works. A must for any design oficionado.