books about: patrick     books:       The Shiloh Shepherd Story: Against the Wind--A Breed is Born (AUTOGRAPHED Limited Edition of 450 with ...58 reviews Tina M. Barber, Cinnamon Kennedy Mid-Atlantic Highlands Publishing, 2006 Tina? or Shilohs? Certainly Tina has had a very interesting life. But I was looking for a book that was more about Shiloh Shepherds. Not the life of Tina and her ups and downs. I feel that Tina has shared too much personal about her life in this book distracting the reader. We need a book about Shiloh Shepherds that is less political and states the facts. Let the reader decide for themselves. Tina has enough web ...             Dr. Patrick Walsh's Guide to Surviving Prostate Cancer, Second Edition51 reviews Patrick C. Walsh, Janet Farrar Worthington Wellness Central, 2007 Surviving Prostate Cancer If you have questions, and everyone facing a diagnosis of prostate cancer has questions, this book will be a valuable resource. Technical, yet written in way that's understandable. Dr. Walsh puts it all out there in a truthful, no nonsense manner that's delivered with compassion. If you or a loved one has prostate issues, you'll want this book.             The Christmas Miracle of Jonathan Toomey60 reviews Susan Wojciechowski Walker Books Ltd, 1997 The Christmas Miracle of Jonathan Toomey I really liked this book. The illustrations are beautiful and a delight to look at. The story is touching and a perfect Christmas message.             The Gift of Nothing42 reviews Patrick McDonnell Little, Brown Books for Young Readers, 2005 Great book with great message I bought this book for my kids for Christmas and we love it. What a great message! I'm trying to teach my kids that Christmas isn't just about all of the presents and life isn't just about accumulating stuff, and this book is really helpful in that regard. It is very simply written and the illustrations are really cute, too. Great book for kids and adults alike!             Crafty Chica's Art De La Soul: Glittery Ideas to Liven Up Your Life43 reviews Kathy Cano Murillo, John Samora, 2007 Glitter up your life Kathy Cano Murillo and I've talked before about the power of "inspirational crafts" this is certainly a great example of how to liven up your life and add a sense of excitement to creating any crafts especially Vision Boards or Vision Journals. Check out her section on the scrap and swap memory album. Be dazzled by her luminarias and note all of the wonderful extras that will spark up your life. ...             The Dream Manager48 reviews Matthew Kelly Hyperion, 2007 What do you dream about? Our management team is giving these books to employees with the hope that we can walk the talk! GREAT book.             Managing Online Forums: Everything You Need to Know to Create and Run Successful Community Discussion Boards48 reviews Patrick O'Keefe AMACOM, 2008 The Guide Book to Read & Keep Handy on the Desk I've known the author, Patrick O'Keefe, for years. I've also managed online forums. Patrick shows you exactly how to run a successful and organized forum in this book. Patrick shows you the things that you don't think of like problem users and managing a staff of moderators. I would highly recommend this as the "field guide" to managing any public forum or message board. If you run a forum and ...             A Joyous Season53 reviews Patrick Dennis Buccaneer Books, 1992 It's my family When my sister and I first read this book, we laughed uproariously, because the two grandmothers were exactly like our grandmothers. And today, my sister is both of those grandmas, having the given name of one and the nickname of the other. I've lent out this book to many people, and no one ever gives it back. I'm glad to see it again, because for a long time I could find it only in bookstores ...             The Vegan Table: 200 Unforgettable Recipes for Entertaining Every Guest at Every Occasion118 reviews Colleen Patrick-Goudreau Fair Winds Press, 2009 The Vegan Table "The Vegan Table" is an easily read, well-written, and easy to use combination of vegan recipes by an expert. I am so glad I bought this cookbook, it is already one of the most popular in my household and I cannot put it down.             The Annotated Wizard of Oz (Centennial Edition)41 reviews L. Frank Baum W. W. Norton & Company, 2000 a must have for wizard of oz fans This book is a must have if you are a Wizard of Oz fan. The art work alone is worth the price of the book,the history is also great background information for all fans. I highly recommend this book for anyone who loves the Wizard of Oz.             Maurice and Therese29 reviews Patrick Ahern Doubleday, 1998 A true love story indeed! This book changed my life! I never have shown much of an intrest in St. Therese. Many people are devoted, but I never understood why. This book helped me to see why. This book taught me how to love and taught me much about mercy and trust. Therese, a doctor of the Catholic Church, writes beautiful letters to Maurice, at times a somewhat confused seminarian. Therese meets us at our ...             Easter Rising: An Irish American Coming Up from Under37 reviews Michael Patrick MacDonald Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2006 "eat up now,God only knows when you'll eat again. Sure,it's a long road ahead." What's an old guy,72,reading a book abot an bunch of young people growing up in Southie,South Boston,in the 70's and 80's;in an area wracked with drugs,violence and with little else of interest than rock music? I remember the days when School Busing as a form of Intregation was creating great upheaval in America and much of the news about difficulties seemed to come our of South Boston. I had ...             A Christmas Carol (Reissue)34 reviews Charles Dickens Simon & Schuster Audio, 1992 God bless us, everyone! Patrick Stewart performed Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol on stage as a one man show for several years during the holiday season. To my regret, I never saw that show. But he did record an audio version of the show, which is what we have here. I'm sure it's not as enjoyable as seeing Stewart performing live in person, but it's great in it's own right. There are some abridgements, but unless ...             Stalking Irish Madness: Searching for the Roots of My Family's Schizophrenia35 reviews Patrick Tracey Bantam, 2008 Stalking Irish Madness:Searching for the Roots of My Family's Schizophrenia I really enjoyed this book immensely. It was so sad and it hit home with my own feelings. I was impressed with his writing and the history was great and the best part was his love for his sisters. It was shared already with several people that have children affected by this disease by far the worst disease on earth. It robs young people of a life. I enjoyed the book and would highly recommend it.             Zombie Factory: 27 Tales of Bizarre Comix Madness from Beyond the Tomb29 reviews Idea Men Productions, 2007 A fun collection Zombie Factory is a collection of the "factory seconds" of the horror comic industry of the Sixties. Not on the same level of artistic competence as the first rate publishers (like Marvel and Warren) but over all much more enjoyable.             FrameWork30 reviews Dr. Nicholas A. DiNubile MD, William Patrick Rodale Books, 2005 The core of the matter This is one of those books that should be read by anyone interested in overall good health. The information, advice, and instruction are all excellent, as are the book's layout, grammar, and photos. I especially benefited from this book because I have injuries from repetitive microtrauma, namely microscopic tears in the tendons of my forearms. They will likely never heal; however, taking the ...             The Pulpwood Queen's Tiara-Wearing, Book-Sharing Guide to Life30 reviews Kathy L. Patrick Grand Central Publishing, 2008 Great way to keep a great friend close by! Having known Kathy for several years I always felt that our time spent together was not enough. Now she's captured the essence of her spirit in pages that I can keep with me always. She is certainly a force of nature and it's always good. She has the biggest heart and biggest passion for reading of anyone I know. What she's accomplished for returning adults and children back to reading is ...             Diary of Indignities31 reviews Patrick Hughes M Press, 2007 you will howl with laughter on the toilet Patrick Hughes' stories, told by anyone else, would make the average reader wince or vomit, or both. There's more wall-to-wall depravity here than in the average Bukowski story. And you will laugh until you cry. His Ren Faire photo essay alone made me laugh until I thought I'd injured myself. At the same time, Hughes has a sharp eye for detail and reserves of compassion and decency that you ...             Marley CD: A Dog Like No Other33 reviews John Grogan HarperCollins, 2007 Marley A Dog Like No Other Loved the book, love dogs, made me laugh, made me happy, made me cry. It's a great book and if you love pets and animals, read this book and read Dewey The Library Cat, too.             The Letter of Marque28 reviews Patrick O'Brian HarperCollins Audio, 1999 Letter or Marque How does one review a book in this series? Having read much in this genre, I can say the Aubrey-Maturin books by O'Brien are unique. The style of writing is at first difficult. His transitions from action to dialogue, or from scene to scene are seldom clear. For the first two or three books this was offputting. 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