books about: life-line     books:       Starting Out Sideways (Thorndike Large Print Laugh Lines)15 reviews Mary E. Mitchell Thorndike Press, 2007 A Hilarious Yet Poignant Read Roseanna Plow is one of the wittiest, wisest, most enjoyable characters I have read in ages. With humor she tells her tale of her cheating husband leaving her for Inga, her best friend. Roseanna's Ma vexes her with the most hilarious antics that are to "aid" Rosie. Her clients, mentally disabled people being acclimated to life in the main stream, all provide hilarity as well as warmth. She ...             Handbook to Higher Consciousness32 reviews Ken Keyes Love Line Books, 1984 Read it Twice! This is a pragmatic book. I first got this book back in the 70s. I didn't realize what a treasure this book is. This book will simply teach you how to be successful and happy always. Successful as in let go of the emotional junk that keeps you held back, keeps you sleepy, and all that. Sounds hokey? Well, that's why I didn't read it for about 20 to 30 years. I skimmed it, saw one line in ...             White Lines114 reviews Tracy Brown St. Martin's Griffin, 2007 One of the realest books I ever read..... I give major props to Ms. Brown for the excellent work she put in for this novel. The thing that grabbed me most was that this was one of the few novels that was based on the DRUGS that infected our community, but also detailed how it affected everyone involved in the DRUG life. It didnt just detail the rise and fall of a drug dealer, or the trials & tribulations of a crackhead. It viewed what it ...             Life Support: Three Nurses on the Front Lines12 reviews Suzanne Gordon Little, Brown and Company, 1997 Summarizes nursing's role in the current health care arena. A must read for all those working IN or WITH the profession of nursing. Gordon discusses how the changes in our health care system have affected both the nurses role and quality patient care issues. The essential need for collaboration of all health care personnel is woven throughout the content. I required this book for a senior nursing course I just taught at Wayne State University in ...             How You Can Profit from Credit Cards: Using Credit to Improve Your Financial Life and Bottom Line8 reviews Curtis E. Arnold FT Press, 2008 Must read for those interested in all aspects of the credit world Being an avid reader and contributor of the forums for a couple years at cardratings.com I had to purchase the book and was pleased with the great material found within. It took the best of what I've learned and explains it all in a well organized manner. I point family and friends to it now, cause it explains it all much better than I can. With the help of the forums I overcome a $12000 ...             Drawing the Line: Science and the Case for Animal Rights15 reviews Steven M. Wise Basic Books, 2002 Succeeds brilliantly Steven M. Wise's "Drawing the Line" presents a compelling argument for recognizing the rights of "nonhuman" animals. As a lawyer who has taught at Harvard and has championed animal rights for over twenty years, Mr. Wise directs our attention in this book to some of the recent scientific studies pertaining to animal intelligence. The evidence strongly suggests that at least some species qualify ...             Crossing the Line: A Bluejacket's World War II Odyssey (Bluejacket Books)14 reviews Alvin Kernan Naval Inst Pr, 1997 A real page-turner! . When you think of an east coast university professor who specializes in the humanities--Shakespearean literature, in this case--you probably won't be visualizing someone who started adulthood by engaging in vicious aerial gunnery duels with Japanese fighters and otherwise living the stressful, profane, hazardous life of an enlisted sailor on three World War II aircraft carriers, one of which ...             A Line in the Sand: the Alamo Diary of Lucinda Lawrence, Gonzales, Texas 1836 (Dear America Series)35 reviews Sherry Garland Scholastic Inc., 1998 Alamo Diary Opened My Mind What a fun read! I was not too enthusiastic about this book but I gave it a try anyway. I'm glad I did! Wall-to-wall action and relevant description abound in this story about a misunderstood historical period. I read this a few years ago and I still remember how good it was. Recently I read another book about the Alamo, and it makes me appriciate how well-written this one is. I don't agree that ...             Underground10 reviews David Macaulay Houghton Mifflin/Walter Lorraine Books, 1983 A new perspective on things Macaulay uses his amazing talents to turn the world upside down in this unique book. Children (and even adults) will learn all kinds of things about what's beneath a modern city. I enjoyed showing my son the illustrations and explaining what it all means. Do beware, however, that this is a pretty abstract topic and that it can be difficult for younger kids to fully comprehend exactly what's going ...             Across the Red Line: Stories from the Surgical Life15 reviews Richard C. Karl Temple University Press, 2001 Amazing Book......Amazing Physician I was a patient of Dr. Karl's back in April 2002. I was in my mid 30's and of course scared to death of surgery. Dr. Karl was the 4th surgeon that I had consulted. Once I met him, I knew he was the surgeon for me. His understanding of what I was going through, his grace, his medical experience. I could go on and on. When I heard he had written a book, I had to read it. As a patient of ...             Life Lines - a patient's perspective in humorous verse on life with Parkinson's Disease and Cancer8 reviews Anthony Edey Iris Enterprises Inc., 2000 Refreshing and uplifting Life Lines was meant as a double-entendre by Edey -- "life lines" as throwing them out to save someone drowning in adversity, and lines by the words used by this man who charismatically wrote about his experiences in being treated for skin cancer and Parkinson's Disease. We've heard actor Michael J. Fox talk publicly about his life with PD, and like Fox, Edey provides a service to those who ...             Lines on the Water : A Fisherman's Life on the Miramichi6 reviews David Adams Richards Doubleday Canada, Limited, 2001 The Baby Who Wouldn't Go to Bed My neighbor lent this book to me when I was having trouble getting my 2 year old to go to bed and go to sleep with it being light out at bedtime during the summer. She loved the book and would ask for me to read it again every night. It is one of her favorite books. The action words really invite her to get involved in the story. Words like "vrrruuum-chugga-chug", roaring tigers, parading ...             How Far Is Too Far?: Where to Draw the Line on Premarital Sex And Physical Intimacy6 reviews Todd Lochner Brown Books, 2004 Very Different! There's Not Another Book Like This! As a parent and Sunday school teacher, I am constantly on the lookout for new material to help students. When I discovered this book, the title drew me in immediately; but the content was incredible. Once I started reading I couldn't put it down. When I finished it, I ordered enough for my entire Sunday school class. So far, every student that has finished the book has given the most incredible ...             Crusin' Through Life at 35 MPH: Six Strategies to Keep your Internal Engine Running Smoothly4 reviews Brian Blasko Finish Line Publishing Inc, 2002 Looking for Leadership Materials! Shop here! After reading this book I am compelled to recommend it to other teachers of Leadership! Mr. Blasko's book uses every day life examples and humor to attack the huge topic of "Where am I going and what should I do in my life?" and breaks heavy discussion topics into bite-sized, easy-to-swallow morsels. I have used this book as the study guide for Youth Leadership Knox County and the students love ...             Living Life inside the Lines: Tales from the Golden Age of Animation7 reviews Martha Sigall University Press of Mississippi, 2005 A Joyful, Priceless Personal Memoir When Chuck Jones received his special Academy Award in the mid-1990s, he wondered aloud from the stage where all the "laughing faces of Termite Terrace" had gone. They're right here in Martha Goldman Sigall's wonderful book. Martha was a central participant in the Golden Age of the animated short: she inked and painted on timeless, classic films directed by Chuck Jones, Tex Avery, Bob Clampett, ...             Conversations with God: A direct line to deliverance4 reviews Olivia Crump Outskirts Press, 2008 Conversations With God This book is a "Natural and Spiritual Eye-Opener" in every sense of the word. It reveals untold experiences many christians encounter without knowing how to talk to God about the issues. I highly recommend this book to readers to encourage them to truly "talk to God" whether you know how to pray or not. Life has too many unwanted circumstances, and we need to know there is a "listening ear" that ...             The Children's Health Food Book5 reviews Ron Seaborn Life Line, Incorporated, 1996 Why Popeye eats spinach and Wimpy eats hamburgers This educational book utilizes a comic-book format to explain which food is nourishing and healthful. And which is worthless and damaging. Glass Man, whose transparent body allows us to see when he has eaten the right or wrong foods, takes us on the nutritional journey. Along the way we will meet the deadly Mucus Gang, whose members are on the Most Wanted List for making people weak and sick. ...             Lengthen Your Line: The 5 Cs for Exceptional Performance in the Game of Life6 reviews Jim A Afremow iUniverse, Inc., 2005 Find the Competitive Edge! I would have to say this book is one of the few that I have read and immediately observed improvement in my performance skills. Not only have I improved performance on the field I have improved performance in my workplace and in the "game of life" in general. If you are looking for peak performance in life, I would definitely recommend this book. It is easy to read and anyone can understand and ...             The End of the Line: How Overfishing Is Changing the World and What We Eat7 reviews Charles Clover New Press, 2006 Highly Informative... A Must-Read! "The End of the Line" is a well-written, highly informative book which addresses a serious global issue. "Imagine what people would say if a band of hunters strung a mile of net between two immense all-terrain vehicles and dragged it at speed across the plains of Africa.... left behind is a strangely bedraggled landscape resembling a harrowed field... this efficient but highly unselective ...             Outside the Lines: of love, life, and cancer6 reviews Annette Leal Mattern Skyward Publishing, 2003 A Powerful Story About Life, Illness, Strength and A Future This is an inspiring book about a person's recognition, struggle and successful battle with a catastrophic illness. How does she reach down and find the strength to fight this cancer? How does she use all of her resourses and strengths and rely on friends and family for help? It's a must read since we will all have someone in our life...if not ourselves...who will deal with this. This book is so ...          • Organic foods are produced according to certain production standards, meaning they are grown without the use of conventional pesticides, artificial fertilizers, human waste, or sewage sludge, and that they were processed without ionizing radiation or food additives. Livestock are reared without the routine use of antibiotics and without the use of growth hormones. In most countries, organic produce must not be genetically modified.     search for books animation, bluejacket, changing, children, consciousness, conversations, crossing, deliverance, exceptional, financial, fisherman, gonzales, handbook, humorous, intimacy, lawrence, lengthen, miramichi, overfishing, parkinson, performance, perspective, physical, premarital, sideways, starting, strategies, surgical, thorndike, underground books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. 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