books about: music     books:       A Twist of Fate127 reviews Robyn Williams Lushena Books, 1999 Couldn't have said it better There was so much that I loved about this book! I loved author's writing style. I loved the chemistry between Sam and Ashela, between Ashela and her best friend, Kyliah and how so much detail went into telling what made the characters turn out the way they were. Although it took much too long for Sam to be introduced into the story, I still thought it was worth the wait. The love scenes were ...             The Ferret Calendar 2005, Ferret Music158 reviews Jeanne Carley The Ferret Company, 2004 I love Jeanne Carley's Work Jeanne Carley clearly loves ferrets, as is evidenced by her awesome photography. If you love ferrets, you'll love the cute and lovable pictures in this calender. To make it even better, this year's theme is musical, making a music lover like me ecstatic. I can't wait to get to the next month to see the next picture! Having this calendar up at work also sparked interest among my co-workers ...             Michael Jackson Conspiracy177 reviews Aphrodite Jones iUniverse, 2007 recipe for creating a quite far-fetched accusation I'm from GERMANY, please indulgence for my english RECIPE OF THE PROSECUTION For this really mad and lunatic presecution you have to take as much as you can from the collection of the same people who were even 1993 at work - the same lawyer, same psychologist, same DA-attorney, same greedy and characterless journalists, same childhearted, trustful and over all naive superstar-victim and you ...             Lucky Man: A Memoir227 reviews Michael J. Fox Ebury Press, 2003 Yup. Here's how pervasive the Michael J. Fox phenom has been: I saw only one episode of Family Ties, was dragged by my peer group to Back to the Future, and have never seen Spin City. Yet I still knew, before getting this book, That MJF was from Canada, the names of his wife and each of his four children, and that he had Parkinson's. I told myself I was reading this book for the serious, noncurable ...             If Chins Could Kill: Confessions of a B Movie Actor219 reviews Bruce Campbell L.A. Weekly Books, 2001 If only chins could kill I, as I'm sure any and all who purchase this book is, am a great Bruce Campbell fan. I don't belong to the deadites, nor to the Xena/Hercules fans; I just think he's funny. This book is, as one would expect, also very amusing. It is not laugh out loud funny, nor should it be, but there are quite a few amusing anecdotes and the way in which Campbell writes is in itself quite clever and witty. The ...             Learning to Sing, Hearing the Music in Your Life173 reviews clay aiken w publishing group, 2004 Incredible and Inspiring! This book is truly a masterpiece! I read this book because I am a Clay Aiken fan, and I thought, 'Hey, a book by Clay Aiken, this should be cool.' I would recommend this book for anyone! Even if you aren't a fan of Clay, this is still an inspiring book. Let's just say: I laughed, I cried, it moved me!" I'm ordering the book and the audio cds. This is one of those books that you read front to ...             Have a Nice Day! a Tale of Blood and Sweatsocks686 reviews Mick Foley Turtleback Books: A Division of Sanval, 2001 Mankind Both of my sons and my husband enjoyed this book. A lot of fun to read.             The Beatles Anthology219 reviews Beatles, John Lennon, ... Chronicle Books, 2002 Just Buy It! Like, now! If there was one book about the Beatles that you should be stranded on a desert island with, it would be this one. It is made up entirely of interviews, most of which are both new and not featured in the Anthology film. All the great personalities within the Beatles shine through. Ok, I'm going on out a limb, here, assuming that you haven't already gotten this book. It probably is a bit of ...             Philadelphia Chickens154 reviews Sandra Boynton Workman Publishing Company, 2002 I love this collection and have bought it as a gift for many people I know I love this collection, the music is great and so is the book. I purchased it for my self and for many friends who have children. I recommend this album very much.             Heart and Soul of Nick Carter150 reviews Jane Carter Onyx Trade, 1998 The Heart and Soul of Nick Carter by Jane Carter I've got to admit, I was quite impressed with this book and I also found it to be very interesting reading... in fact, I find it so interesting that I end up reading it over and over again. Heck, I might even start reading it again tonight. This book has all interesting facts about Nick Carter (even if some of it is outdated). It has everything about from how his parents decided to name Nick as ...             Nsync : The Official Book108 reviews 'N Sync, K. M. Squires Delacorte Books for Young Readers, 1998 Nsync Book This is a book all about the popular band *nsync. they include how they got started, what's an everyday routine for them, bio's and several pages of their life story. they used a lot of qoites from when they where performing in Disney land (which if you have seen as much as I have...nothing new) personally I enjoyed the baby pictures of the guys. they have family pictures and a picture of when ...             Wake Up, I'm Fat!121 reviews Camryn Manheim Broadway, 1999 Great book, but she seems to have altered her opinion about fat and health I love Camryn Mannheim and her book. I'd give this a 4.5 if I could, because since she wrote the book, she's lost quite a bit of weight and puts the reasoning for it on being a mother. I hated it when Carnie Wilson went from being a NAAFA member and spokesperson for loving yourself at any size to being obsessed with being thin. She's admitted to lying about why she had WLS and has made a ...             Life Is Just What You Make It : My Story So Far114 reviews Donny Osmond, Patricia Romanowski Hyperion, 2000 Loved it I discovered Donny as a 9 year old in 1972, the first time I heard Puppy Love on the car radio (I thought the DJ said Johnny Osmond; my dad had to correct me). From that very first listen, I was hooked. Even now to this day, 37 years later, it's still one of my top 2 favorite songs. So to read him say how much he grew to hate that songs makes me sad, because it brought me such happiness over ...             The Pianist: The Extraordinary Story of One Man's Survival in Warsaw, 1939-45106 reviews Wladyslaw Szpilman Phoenix (an Imprint of The Orion Publishing Group Ltd ), 2002 FINALLY: TRUTH & OBJECTIVITY ON THE HOLOCAUST FOR POLES AND JEWS. GOOD POLES,JEWS,GERMANS,AS WELL AS, BAD - PERIOD!!! Polish filmaker Roman Polanski who was born and raised in Poland by Catholic parents, was there to see what it was really like, unlike many others who were never there, but make ignorent anti-Polish judgements. It's funny how those who were actually there, like Wladislaw, tell a completely different story that the Hollywood/Media tells. Wladyslaw told the truth. Read the book, and see the movie. ...             Love, Lucy95 reviews Lucille Ball Berkley Publishing Group, 1997 Couldn't put this book down! This book is great. It really captured Lucy's spirit and independence. I just wish she could have continued writing it until her death.             Fretboard Theory - Learn Guitar Theory, Scales, Chords, Progressions, Modes, Song Details and More. Music ...104 reviews Desi Serna http://Guitar-Music-Theory.com, 2008 Really helps to put the pieces of the puzzle together I have been playing the guitar off and on for a number of years and never seemed to progress beyond a certain point. I have purchased books and videos which taught me how to play particular riffs, scales or chords, but I still ended up not really understanding what I was doing. As a result, I would start playing for a while and get frustrated by the fact I only had pieces of a puzzle and not a ...             Rent113 reviews Jonathan Larson It Books, 1997 For the Rent fanatic I purhase this book for my son who is going to be a muscial theater major. He is also a Rent fanatic. He loved the book. The pictures and stories were great.             14 Qualities of Successful Musicians, Songwriters, and Music Business Professionals116 reviews David Hooper, David R. Hooper Kathode Ray Music, 2005 Awesome! I just got my copy of this CD and I listened to it immediatly. David Hooper, gives lots of great ideas for being successful in music and any business, or life. Some of the things he talked about re-affirmed what I had been doing, but he gave enough 'new' ideas to really kick my music career to the next level!             U2 by U296 reviews U2, Neil Mccormick HarperEntertainment, 2006 I love this book! I love U2 and I love this book. The pictures are fantastic and the format is great. It starts out with descriptions of each member's childhood experiences and how they united to form the band. Then it is chronologically divided into album and tour phases. Each artist and their manager takes turns describing circumstances influencing decisions made as well as inspirations, creative techniques, ...             Dancing Barefoot122 reviews Wil Wheaton O'Reilly Media, 2004 Wow..just wow I'm not big on writing long reviews. I like to keep it short and simple. Just finished this small book. Wil has a great way of giving his emotions to the reader. So you feel what he is feeling. I love how well written these short and true stories are. Well done Wil! Looking forward to reading Just a Geek and Sunken Treasure.              search for books 1939-45, acoustic, anthology, barefoot, beatles, business, calendar, chickens, confessions, conspiracy, dancing, details, electric, extraordinary, fretboard, hearing, learning, lessons, michael, musicians, official, philadelphia, pianist, professionals, progressions, qualities, songwriters, successful, survival, sweatsocks books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen book: Infieles: 180 signos reveladores de la infidelidad de la pareja (Spanish ... we recommend Amazingly Inspirational! home  impressum - about us