books about: kind     books:       Good in Bed: A Novel808 reviews Jennifer Weiner Washington Square Press, 2002 Could not put this book down! I am never disappointed by a Weiner book, the ending was a bit cheesy but other than that I loved it.             Same Kind of Different As Me: A Modern-Day Slave, an International Art Dealer, and the Unlikely Woman Who ...494 reviews Thomas Nelson, 2008 Life Changing True Story The Same Kind of Different As Me is a must read for all readers. This is something for all ages. In fact this is one book you should take the time to read to your kids and buy a copy for your friends and family. This is one of those books that will change your life. A book like this does not come around all the time, so go get one today. This book will challenge you to look at life through ...             Digital Wedding Photography: Capturing Beautiful Memories110 reviews Wiley, 2006 The best reference for wedding photographers. I have read many, many books on wedding photography, and this is by far the best and most comprehensive book on wedding photography ever written. It takes into account that you already know how to operate your camera, and are a skilled photographer already, it then takes that skill and shows you how to apply it to this specific profession. It looks at all styles, and methods. If you are ...             The Kind Diet: A Simple Guide to Feeling Great, Losing Weight, and Saving the Planet235 reviews Alicia Silverstone Rodale Books, 2009 vegan cookbook Love this cookbook! Saw this author on Oprah & was very impressed with her ideas. Borrowed the book from the library 1st & then knew I had to have it. Like the layout of the cookbook & all the helpful suggestions to becoming vegan             The 17 Essential Qualities of a Team Player: Becoming the Kind of Person Every Team Wants30 reviews Thomas Nelson, 2002 Simple straightforward and powerful This book is well designed. Each key to being a great team player is it's own chapter which are usually only 8-10 pages each. Very good read and really fun to read with a partner or teammate.             Lights, Camera, Capture: Creative Lighting Techniques for Digital Photographers14 reviews Bob Davis Wiley, 2010 Great Lighting Techniques This is a well written book! It has nice diagrams you can follow and understand. It also comes with a great video to reinforced what you have learned in the book.             A New Kind of Christianity: Ten Questions That Are Transforming the Faith52 reviews Brian D. Mclaren HarperOne, 2010 The Quest For Something New Brian McLaren has written a most thought provoking book and is asking for a collective response from the church to help find solutions. He acknowledges the fact that we have in the church, "something real and something wrong". He is challenging the church to a kind of faith deeper than mere beliefs. In modern language he is asking the church universal, "are we there yet"? He says we need a new ...             Her Kind of Hero7 reviews Harlequin, 2009 VERY GOOD Definitely a good read - highly recommend. I have been on a Diana Palmer kick lately, and this book does not disappoint. The women are both good characters, not too weak as some tend to say in the other books. But the men are amazing. Hard to put this book down             The Digital Photography Book, Volume 2228 reviews Peachpit Press, 2009 The "Funk and Wagnalls" of Basic Digital Photography--Great for the beginning photo enthusiast! Great book! The complete volume set (3) is even better. I'm only writing to point out the f/stop settings conflict on page 63 of Volume 2--it conflicts with the f/stop settings on page 205, which I believe are the correct settings for the solid white background lighting, f/8 and not f/16 as stated on page 63.             Building Social Business: The New Kind of Capitalism That Serves Humanity's Most Pressing Needs6 reviews Muhammad Yunus PublicAffairs, 2010 Great Book -- Solving Problems of Capitalism This is a superb book on all counts. The author, Mohammed Yunus, is the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize winning economist for his work in micro-credit to end poverty in Bangladesh. Over the years he realized that his micro-lending work resulted in the creation of a very different kind of business, one whose focus is social good rather than profit. He calls it "Social Business". It addresses some of ...             Film Directing Shot by Shot: Visualizing from Concept to Screen (Michael Wiese Productions)42 reviews Steve Katz Michael Wiese, 1991 You will learn things you CAN apply to your movies. No ONE book can "teach" you everything about "directing". But if you are lucky, you can learn how someone else might approach the task of directing. Even though I have directed 6 features I learned several new tricks in this book that I applied directly to my next movie. This is not a "fluff" book. The author creates his vision of the important details of "directing". From pre-production to ...             National Audubon Society Guide to Landscape Photography34 reviews Tim Fitzharris Firefly Books, 2007 Great Book I was very impressed with the way this book completely covered the things a beginning to moderately experienced photographer needs to know. From getting the right equipment to processing your photos and everything in between. It was an easy read and had a ton of great photos. Along with the beautiful photos was a detailed explanation of how and where they were made and what camera settings were ...             The Betterphoto Guide to Digital Photography (Amphoto Guide Series)158 reviews Jim Miotke Amphoto Books, 2005 Digital Photography This is an excellent instruction book that covers aperture,iso, and shutter speed in great easy to understand terminology. It is primarily written with the more expensive digital cameras that can control exposure in mind, but it does give hints for the type cameras without controls.             All-of-a-Kind Family94 reviews Sydney Taylor, Helen John Yearling, 1980 My most treasured book from childhood I read this book as a third grader in the seventies. I was so profoundly moved by it that I wrote a letter to the author. I got a personally handwritten letter back from her husband telling me she had passed away some years ago. His letter was so kind and appreciative, it only deepened my love for this book (and series) and helped me become an avid reader. I recommend this book to people of any ...             It's Kind of a Funny Story40 reviews Ned Vizzini Disney-Hyperion, 2007 It's Kind of a Funny Story It's Kind of a Funny Story, my new favorite book, is a quirky and honest read that comes with a very unique narrator. I've never really seen anything remotely like it--it's definitely a book that would appeal to boys, with Craig's dryly hilarious way of looking at the world. So, it's a book about life in a psychiatric hospital, and I guess the word 'hilarious' is probably not the first one to ...             Willpower's Not Enough: Recovering from Addictions of Every Kind18 reviews Arnold M. Washton Harper Paperbacks, 1990 Hugely Empowering - Great to Read with a Spouse! Through the recent process of addiction identity in our family (sex/love/relationship addiction and food addiction, namely) my husband and I read this together. Without blame, and using many helpful real-life stories, it puts the reader easily in the shoes of an addict - the frustrations, self-desctruction, hopelessness, choiceless-ness, and then....finally...the hope. Especially for those ...             David Busch?s Canon EOS Rebel T1i/500D Guide to Digital SLR Photography (First Edition)25 reviews David D. Busch Course Technology PTR, 2009 Amazing Book and Author! Busch must have been born to write books like this. His writing is very clear, comprehensive and helpful. He mixes in just enough anecdotes and analogies to help make the less obvious clear and also lighten up the mood. He has lots of real-world experience to share in this book. Whether the T1i/500D is your first DSLR and you're new to serious photography, or if you're a seasoned pro just ...             Animals of All Kinds Flash Cards3 reviews School Zone Publishing Company Staff School Zone Pub, 1990 Great PreK learning tool The cards are great for PreK learning time. We can get through them in a few minutes. There are easy animals like: dogs & cats and more difficult animals that always keep my toddler stretched. Also, the back of the cards off extra information I can teach him later once he has mastered their names.             A Crooked Kind of Perfect32 reviews Harcourt Children's Books, 2007 A good read This was a good and funny read. Lead character is endearing and so is her weird Dad who loves her enough to get over some of his fears. For anyone who felt left out, confuse as to where she is in life and who has an unconventional but loving family - you can relate to this story.             The Complete Kitchen Cabinetmaker: Shop Drawings and Professional Methods for Designing and Constructing ...10 reviews Robert W. Lang Fox Chapel Publishing, 2006 Building Cabinets The Complete Kitchen Cabinetmaker is not a book on the details of joining or operating woodworking equipment. But it does do a very complete job of providing an overview of how to design and construct cabinets. It is comprehensive and economical in its explanation of how to construct both face frame and frame less cabinets. The author provides you with his viewpoint. 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