books about: jealous (indonesia heinemann mythology)

books about: jealous

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60 reviews
Sarina Singh, Joe Bindloss, ...

Lonely Planet, 2007

I love this book
the Lonely Planet guide to India is THE guide. Going to India with the Lonely Planet changed my life. It also tells you to leave the guide behind and follow your intuition. I did. The result was my new book, on how to travel with your intuition and change your life. Travelling Magically: How to Turn Your Journey into a Life-Changing Experience. Quite a few stories about my time in India ...

When I Feel Jealous (Way I Feel Books)

3 reviews
Cornelia Maude Spelman

Albert Whitman & Company, 2005

MY DAUGHTER LOVES THIS BOOK!!!
My daughter, 2 1/2, loves these series. I read all the "When I Feel" books to her every night - she especially likes "When I Feel Jealous" and I think it's because she has a new baby sister that she is noticeably jealous of. She has me read this particular book to her all day. Anyway, I would recommend these books to all.

Jealous Witness

1 review
Andrei Codrescu

Coffee House Press, 2008

A collection of poetry from Romanian born Andrei Codrescu, who adopted the Big Easy as his home
Hurricane Katrina truly devastated New Orleans, leaving it so it'll never be the same again. "Jealous Witness" is a collection of poetry from Romanian born Andrei Codrescu, who adopted the Big Easy as his home when he immigrated there. The poetry focusing on the loss of their homes and the ongoing reconstruction of what was lost. Enhanced with a music CD from the New Orleans Klezmer Allstars, ...

Pandora Gets Jealous (Pandora)

17 reviews
Carolyn Hennesy

Bloomsbury USA Children's Books, 2007

Just Amazing
What can I say about this book? It is an absolutely wonderful read and young and old alike will love it. It's been awhile since I've read such a book with this much fun. It is a beautiful written tale about youth and all the ups and downs to come with it. Carolyn Hennesey does and amazing job writing and getting the story told. It was a wonderful surprise when I got it, I didn't know what to ...

The Man Who Made Husbands Jealous

9 reviews
Jilly Cooper

Corgi, 1994

BLOODY AWESOME
this is one of the most heartwarming, lovely, romantic, yet scandalous books i have ever read. Its fast and enthralling, i was not able to put it down.. Lysander Hawkley is the perfect hero and a dream man. The scandal, the sex and the love is overwhelming. a perfect read for the desperately romantic, also great for those who love the scandalous side of the rich and famous! wonderful read, i ...

Jealous? (The Ashleys, Book 2)

5 reviews
Melissa de la Cruz

Aladdin, 2008

Courtesy of Teens Read Too
Lauren Page thinks she's finally back in with The Ashleys. All she had to do was ask them to be part of her group on the new reality TV show, Preteen Queen. But the launch of a website that's used to rank the girls at school causes more problems, especially when secrets are being withheld. Lauren hadn't expected her life to be perfect once she was in with the The Ashleys, but she'd never ...

A Jealous God: Science's Crusade Against Religion

23 reviews
Pamela R. Winnick

Thomas Nelson, 2005

Brave new science
With a title like this, one would imagine this to be a book about the conflict between evolution and creation, or something similar. In fact the book, despite its somewhat misleading title, is actually a good look at some of the abuses and misuses of science. Science is not so much taking on God, but demeaning personhood and human integrity. Thus this book is really about the nature of ...

Thailand (Country Guide)

13 reviews
China Williams, Aaron Anderson, ...

Lonely Planet, 2007

A great guide
I went to Thailand for the first time with a backpack and this book. I used it almost daily. It was extremely helpful for my entire trip. Whether I was lost in the middle of town, looking for a cheap restaurant, or needing to kill a giant insect in my hostel this book was there. The writers obviously know what they're talking about. The maps are detailed and easy to read. This book gives you ...

Deep Green: Color Me Jealous (TrueColors Series #2)

6 reviews
Melody Carlson

NavPress Publishing Group, 2004

Deep Book
This book is the second book in the true colors sequel. It talks a lot about friends being jealous of each other because of a guy and what they would each do to get him to be a part of their life. One of the girls is in so much trouble and confusion that she goes back to one of her old friends that she dumped when she made cheerleading and started hanging out with the cool kids. I liked this ...

The Sister Knot: Why We Fight, Why We're Jealous, and Why We'll Love Each Other No Matter What

4 reviews
Terri Apter

W. W. Norton, 2007

complex relationship
A thorough analysis of the complex relationship between sisters. Makes a good case for the differences between sister/sister, brother/sister and brother/brother bonds and conflicts. I especially like how she de-pathologizes the rivalry between siblings. Anyone who wants insight into the sister bond, and especially, I believe, parents of sisters would learn a lot from this book.

Lonely Planet Vietnam

20 reviews
Mason Florence, Virginia Jealous

Lonely Planet Publications, 2003

Don't travel to Vietnam without it
I bought the Vietnam LP on advice from my roomate who never travels to a new place without one. The Vietnam LP soon became my bible in Vietnam, not to mention every other travelers that I met there as well. In fact kids on the streets of Hanoi and Saigon often sell photocopied versions of these LP's to tourists. No other tourist book is more popular there, and for good reason. I used my LP all ...

The Adventures of Hamtaro, Vol. 3: Jealous Hamtaro and Other Stories

3 reviews

VIZ Media LLC, 2003

So Kawaii!
Wow! This has to be the best of Kawai's books thus far. I can't stop reading it! It's amusing how Hamtaro is so hopelessly in love with his owner throughout the book. It's not based on the Hamtaro we know from the TV show, but this book is so much better than any one episode from that series. I'm not sure you can say this book is just for kids either. And if you got either of the previous two ...

Jealous (Heinemann Read and Learn Feelings)
Sarah Medina

Heinemann Library, 2007

This book is part of a series that teaches young children about emotions in easy-to-understand, colourful books. This book: explains how to recognise certain emotions in others, the causes of these, implications and possible courses of action. Every title in the "Feelings" series uses beautifully hand-painted illustrations to explore a different emotion that will be familiar to young readers. It uses familiar situations to enable the reader to ...

Jealous Gods and Chosen People: The Mythology of the Middle East

4 reviews
David Leeming

Oxford University Press, USA, 2005

A brief synopsis of "Middle Eastern" mythology, bound to be controversial
Since a huge percentage of the world's people belong to one of the Abrahamic faiths, Leeming could not possibly avoid offending some of them. He is respectful of the myths of all religions, although he honors them more for spiritual than literal truths. He is also hopeful that monotheisms, at least related monotheisms, can find common ground and avoid violent conflict. I can only suggest that ...

Let's Talk About Feeling Jealous: An Interpersonal Feelings Book (Let's Talk About, 58)
Joy Wilt Berry

Gold Star Publications (AZ), 2000

Lonely Planet Indonesia

9 reviews
Patrick Witton, Mark Elliott, ...

Lonely Planet Publications, 2003

completely essential
this is the most useful and necessary guidebook not only for indonesia but for any destination you may have!

Oh Beans!: Starring Green Bean/She's So Jealous Shes Green With Envy
Ellen Weiss

Troll Communications Llc, 1988

Green Bean spends all of her time and energy feeling jealous of her bean friends until Boston Bean helps her to discover her own special talents.

Hagar: Target of a Jealous Beauty Queen (Truelife Bible Studies)
Shannon Primicerio

NavPress Publishing Group, 2007

True Life Bible Studies presents a unique series designed for teen girls. Author Shannon Primicerio takes a fresh approach to devotional studies by leading readers through the lives of three very different women of the Bible: Hagar, Leah, and Miriam. Throughout the series, readers will explore each woman's relationship with God, connect with core issues, and discover relevant lessons that can apply to their lives today. Features ...