books: price of free ...     books:       Prisoner of Tehran: A Memoir27 reviews Marina Nemat Free Press, 2007 Iran, My Lost Homeland This is a sad story of a little girl in which she is forced to set aside the crown of liberty and live like a beggar, but she fights to retain her dignity... Excellent Job, Great Audacity.             The Sugar Solution Cookbook: More Than 200 Delicious Recipes to Balance Your Blood Sugar Naturally ...15 reviews The Editors of Prevention, Ann Fittante Rodale Books, 2006 Great book! What I especially love about this cookbook, is you don't have to go search for unusual ingredients (like digging up buckwheat flour, or some other substitute). It works with commonly available ingredients in your grocery store.             The Fiber35 Diet: Nature's Weight Loss Secret56 reviews Brenda Watson Free Press, 2007 Informative and practical I am very happy with this book. I was more interested in improving my nutrition rather than weight loss. It is informative and an easy read. But in addition to this, it provides a lot of practical information: fiber content in different foods; recipes and sample meal plans. It couldn't be easier to follow.             The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism306 reviews Naomi Klein Metropolitan Books, 2007 Corporatist Agenda Revealed In The Shock Doctrine, Naomi Klein's primary purpose is to challenge the assumption that Milton Friedman-style deregulated capitalism has taken hold around the world through freedom and democracy. In gripping fashion, she exposes this notion as false and reveals the true methods employed by the corporatist elites. Powerful multinational corporations, along with their representatives in ...             Candida Albican Yeast-Free Cookbook, The : How Good Nutrition Can Help Fight the Epidemic of Yeast-Related ...10 reviews Pat Connolly, Associates of the Price-Pottenger Nutrition Foundation McGraw-Hill, 2000 Excellent This book was excellent and informative. It covers all the basics of what to look for and how to treat it.             Free Lunch: How the Wealthiest Americans Enrich Themselves at Government Expense (and StickYou with the Bill)86 reviews Penguin Audio, 2007 Free Lunch Everyone should read this book.Find who is getting a free lunch and most are only getting table scraps!             Does Anything Eat Wasps?: And 101 Other Unsettling, Witty Answers to Questions You Never Thought You Wanted ...13 reviews New Scientist Free Press, 2006 Very Interesting reading I've really enjoyed this book. So did my sister and dad when they read it. I definitely recommend this book. There are so many questions that are answered in this book that you wonder about but don't know the answers to.             Brothers: The Hidden History of the Kennedy Years65 reviews David Talbot Free Press, 2007 Finally some answers . . . This is the most riveting account of the Kennedy assassinations I have read to date. Mr. Talbot meticulously documents and cross references his information and sources. This book is a disturbing wake up call to Americans about the danger of rogue agencies, an overly powerful military complex, and the vulnerability of any president who is morally, intellectually, and psychologically determined to ...             YOU: The Smart Patient: An Insider's Handbook for Getting the Best Treatment39 reviews Michael F. Roizen, Mehmet C. Oz Free Press, 2006 You...the Smart Patient This is a must-read before another visit to the doctor's office or any hospital. Just reading it gives YOU a sense of empowerment. It's loaded with common sense information designed to guide YOU into becoming more proactive in your own health care. Keep it handy.             The Sugar Solution: Weight Gain? Memory Lapses? Mood Swings? Fatigue? Your Symptoms Are Real - And Your ...24 reviews Editors of Prevention Magazine, Ann Fittante Rodale Books, 2006 Filled with solid advice Every American eats an average of 5 and a half POUNDS of sugar a month. No, you say. Not me. Oh yeah? Start counting. This book is a must for those who would understand the role sugar plays in our lives and how our society has been turned into the fattest in the world through the food industry's inclusion of high-fructose corn syrup in almost everything it sells. Commercially ...             Perfectionism: What's Bad About Being Too Good6 reviews Mariam, Ph.D. Adderholdt Free Spirit Publishing, 1999 Required reading for today's highly pressured teens Perfectionism: What's Bad About Being Too Good? Is a well written and accessible self-help book for teens. It speaks directly to the reader in a conversational tone. Chapters are organized into ten sections, with headings such as, "Why People Become Perfectionists", "What Perfectionism Does to Your Mind", and "When and How to Get Help Coping". The book contains a quick and easy ...             The Pirate's Dilemma: How Youth Culture Is Reinventing Capitalism20 reviews Matt Mason Free Press, 2008 Good for outsiders of the movement This book is slightly maddening. The intention is valid: to steer people towards thinking about piracy in a new light. The "pirate's dilemma" is whether to persecute and shut down piracy, or to recognize it as a kind of creative competition. If you can't beat them, join them. The thrust of Mason's argument can be summarized by the two models of music industry approaches to P2P file sharing: ...             The New Feminine Brain: Developing Your Intuitive Genius19 reviews Mona Lisa Schulz Free Press, 2006 You are a Masterpiece No matter what your brain style, no matter what type of anxiety or emotion you may feel, it is all part of your intuitive type and its OK. Instead of criticizing yourself, read this book and find out how it is you really work and process information and see how it is part of your GENIOUS!! This book is a must for western health care professionals, counsellors, etc. but it is also a book for ...             15 Stars: Eisenhower, MacArthur, Marshall: Three Generals Who Saved the American Century16 reviews Stanley Weintraub Free Press, 2007 Author is a Marshall Fan I have read several Bio's of for each of these men, but never one which covered all 3 before. The books author is quite comprehensive in detailing the professional lives of all 3 generals from the 1930's forward. Author definitely is fond of Gen. Marshall, lukewarm on Eisenhower, and clearly dislikes MacArthur. With Mac and Ike the details of their foibles and errors come through clearly in ...             The Self Matters Companion: Helping You Create Your Life from the Inside Out2 reviews Phil McGraw Free Press, 2003 RECOMMEND IT TO MY THERAPY CLIENTS This workbook is especially useful to use alongside Self Matters. I find it helpful in my work with clients and they enjoy discussing the insights they get from it. Pamela D. Blair, Author The Next Fifty Years: A Guide for Women at Mid-Life And Beyond             The Intention Experiment: Using Your Thoughts to Change Your Life and the World73 reviews Lynne McTaggart Free Press, 2007 Our Power is in Our Thoughts Based very much on the principles of the Law of Attraction...which in essence tells us that, that which we focus on, think about is what we draw into our lives. This book does a wonderful job pointing out the need to live in the now; consciousness is the key. I do beleive that our thoughts are the tools to manifest our desires. A great practical guide to keep you living a conscious life is Living ...             Free Prize Inside!: The Next Big Marketing Idea41 reviews Seth Godin, Penguin USA Portfolio, 2004 An EXCELLENT Investment! Wow, what a surprising book! I love the physicality of it, but the content is really what one buys books for and this one won't let you down. The author makes it easy to skim-find what content you're looking for through the presentation of print. He also lets you know that you can skip to the back to cheat to the meat of the matter. I like the style of this author's facilitation of material. It ...             House to House144 reviews David Bellavia Free Press, 2007 Every "American" must read this!!!!!! After trying to understand for years even a small fraction of what is actually going on in Iraq and what happened in Fallujah, this book is a blessing. Not only is a it a great account to the things we all must know before we turn on CNN for the guide to our lives, it's also a great story in general.. It will steal you heart, if you have one. It's very easy to read and holds your attention ...             She Got Up Off the Couch: And Other Heroic Acts from Mooreland, Indiana57 reviews Haven Kimmel Free Press, 2007 Want More Zippy? I had read Zippy, and just wanted more, so I bought this book and I loved it, too. I do have to say it's not AS hilarious; there are parts that are just sad, exposing the problems of the family, which weren't as obvious through the eyes of the younger Zippy. Still, I loved it and want to read more, but there's no more. :-(             Love Smart: Find the One You Want--Fix the One You Got104 reviews Dr. Phil McGraw Free Press, 2006 Be smart--get this book! Say what you will about Dr.Phil, but he does know his stuff. Also, he's got a great prespective on dating and in this book, it shows. I learned a lot and was happy to read this book, which has helped me in numerous ways. 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