books about: print     books:       Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See357 reviews Bill Martin Harcourt School, 1993 My daughter's favorite book My daughter is 2 and she loves this book, it is her favorite. She already knows the name of all the animals in the book. I think is a very educational book and will be buying the others too.             Still Alice297 reviews Lisa Genova Wheeler Publishing, 2009 Excellent book If anyone you know has been diagnosed with Alzheimers reading this insightful book will help you to understand the stages and steps the entire family goes thru. Highly recommended!             Boy's Life282 reviews Robert R. McCammon MacMillan Publishing Company., 1992 So Amazing, I read it twice. Yeah, this is one of the finest novels ever written. The characters are wonderful, and each chapter is like its own little story. You need to read this one. EVERYONE that reads it, falls in love with it.             Left to Tell (EasyRead Large Bold Edition): Discovering God Amidst the Rwandan Holocaust421 reviews Immacule Ilibagiza ReadHowYouWant, 2009 A True and Beautiful Story of Faith and Forgiveness An easy and captivating read. While the message of faith and God is strong, I found her ability to forgive even more powerful. This is book that gives you strength and leaves you fulfilled and inspired. The world is a better place with people like Imaculatta in it!             Rocket Boys (The Coalwood Series #1)549 reviews Homer H. Hickam Wheeler Publishers, 2000 Terrific Book......Part Of A Tradition I decided to pick up Rocket Boys after seeing "October Sky" with my son. October Sky, (OS) is one of the movies that was included as part of a tradition my son and I had started when he was a youngin', and still continuing today. October Sky is what I refer to as a "Dad" movie, or any movie that was either about, or included a sub plot that reflected a relationship between a father and his son. ...             Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire5187 reviews J. K. Rowling Large Print Distribution, 2003 Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire by Adri In J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Harry Potter a young wizard doesn't want what everyone else does. He has always been the center of attention and now that he is entered in the Triwizard Tournament, he gets even more attention! He didn't enter himself and whoever did is not his friend. He must compete in three tasks to achieve a thousand galleons which he doesn't need. This ...             Ella Enchanted1162 reviews Gail Carson Levine Thorndike Press, 2000 Ella Enchanted: A true fairy tale The fact that 12 years after reading this book at the age of 9, I have recently named my new dog Ella should be an indication as to how much I adored this book as a child. When I was a fourth grader, I read this book three times I loved it so much, and it holds a special place in my heart the same way reading Jane Eyre did when I was 18. It was *the* childhood novel that inspired me to become ...             Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban2623 reviews J. K. Rowling Large Print Distribution, 2003 Where the series takes off... Rowling could have written 6 adventure stories like Chamber of Secrets and people would still have loved Harry Potter. Azkhaban let people know that she had something extra in mind. Harry-Ron-Hermione-Hagrid, Harry-Lupin, Harry-Sirius, Harry-Dumbledore, James-Sirus-Lupin-Pettigrew. The book leaves behind the 'I'm a wizard!' focus of book 1 and the 'life at Hogwarts' focus of book 2, and turns ...             Redeeming Love663 reviews Francine Rivers Walker Large Print, 2006 AMAZING! This is a WONDERFUL book!! I recommend it to everyone I know!!!! True amazing story of God's love             Seabiscuit: An American Legend (G K Hall Large Print Nonfiction Series)648 reviews Laura Hillenbrand Thorndike Press, 2001 Riveting, uplifiting Yes, the movie was pretty good, but the cliche applies--"the book is better", much better. It is simply a sublime piece of writing, all the more admirable if you know that Hillenbrand wrote most of it on a board hovering above her while flat on her back with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. Nothing will do but another cliche, rarely to be invoked, but applicable here: "you can't put it down".             Final Gifts: Understanding the Special Awareness, Needs and Communications of the Dying (Walker Large Print ...199 reviews Maggie Callanan, Patricia Kelley Walker & Company, 1995 An enlightened view of death and transition Final gifts was recommended to me by a friend who lost her mother a year ago. My own father has terminal cancer and is nearing his transition time. I am forever grateful for the recommendation. Not just for what I got from the book, but what my sisters also received. We have been able to have very meaningful conversations with one another, with my mother and with my father as he travels this ...             The Compassionate Samurai (EasyRead Large Edition): Being Extraordinary in an Ordinary World241 reviews Brian Klemmer ReadHowYouWant, 2009 Challenges your mindset I received this book months ago, but I started reading it about a week ago and I am so glad I did. The principles and the characteristics of a Compassionate Samurai are challenging my mindset. Brian makes mention in his book that Christians tend to not take responsibility for their actions, blaming their lives either on God or the devil. As a christian myself I thought about this statement and I ...             How to Survive the Loss of a Love (G.K. Hall Large Print Book Series)166 reviews Melba Colgrove, Harold H. Bloomfield, ... G K Hall & Co, 1992 How to survive the loss of a love I'm a guy - so normally we just 'tough it out' when we lose someone we've been involved with. But as I've gotten older I found that more difficult and after a particularly painful breakup with my then-fiance', I sought help in the form of a self help book and stumbled upon "How to survive the loss of a love" by Peter McWilliams and Harold H. Bloomfield. I don't think I can do the book justice in ...             For Laci (Random House Large Print (Cloth/Paper))274 reviews Sharon Rocha Random House Large Print, 2006 A frighteningly ordinary story, in so many ways Laci Rocha Peterson wanted to be a mother. For that, she died. We already know the outcome of this story before we pick up the book that tells it, from the viewpoint of Laci's mother. So why bother to read it? Because it's riveting. Because it has so much to say, some of it deliberately and some inadvertently, about human behavior at its best as well as at its worst. The book's first chapters ...             Dan Poynter's Self-Publishing Manual, 16th Edition: How to Write, Print and Sell Your Own Book (Self ...274 reviews Dan Poynter Para Publishing, 2007 THE self-publishing book others are judged by This was the first self-publishing book I bought, and has proven to be one of the most useful. Dan's expertise in the publishing industry is unmatched due to his decades of experience and countless authored titles. This book is unique in that it covers everything you need to know about self-publishing from A-Z. This includes advice on how to pick a subject for your book, how to form your own ...             Lucky Man (Random House Large Print (Cloth/Paper))227 reviews Michael J. Fox Random House Large Print, 2002 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 ...             Back to the Future/Laser209 reviews, 1990 Back to the Future Looking back nearly 25 years ago and it's hard to believe that Back to the Future almost never got made. It doesn't seem even slightly conceivable that Back to the Future almost didn't get made because almost all but one studio thought it wasn't risque enough to compete with other teen comedies like Revenge of the Nerds, Porky's, and Fast Times at Ridgemont High. (That other studio was Disney, ...             End the Fed276 reviews Ron Paul Grand Central Publishing, 2009 Hack the Federocracy! Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R2ZEJ2DP6W1RZG Well, I'm totally biased here, but I love Ron Paul and this book was almost as good as The Revolution. A must read!             These Is My Words: The Diary of Sarah Agnes Prine, 1881-1901252 reviews Nancy E. Turner Wheeler Publishing, 1999 I would give it 100 stars if I could!! Oh my goodness this book hooked me from page one- and by the middle I was downright almost in tears. I LOOOOVED IT! I wish I could find a million more books like this. I am now reading the sequel and loving that one too- but These is my Words is by far my favorite book (other than the Bible) I would recommend this book to anyone and everyone. It truly captured me...and I did not want it to end.             Wild Magic: The Immortals274 reviews Tamora Pierce MacMillan Publishing Company, 1993 Great series for young girls I first read Wild Magic and the other three books in the series when I was much younger, but I love to reread them now and again because they're a classic for me. Tamora Pierce crafted wonderful characters, including a host of strong female characters who can serve as good role models for young girls. I highly recommend this book for any fantasy-oriented teens. It has magic, adventure, and ...              search for books 1881-1901, american, awareness, azkaban, coalwood, communications, compassionate, discovering, easyread, edition, enchanted, extraordinary, future, holocaust, immortals, legend, nonfiction, ordinary, poynter, prisoner, publishing, redeeming, rocket, rwandan, samurai, seabiscuit, self-publishing, special, survive, understanding books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen DVD: To Die For we recommend Pungent, practical, Poffley pulled me through! home  impressum - about us