books by Beaufort Books     books:       The Knock at the Door: A Journey Through the Darkness of the Armenian Genocide20 reviews Margaret Ajemian Ahnert Beaufort Books, 2007 Amazingly true I am 3rd generation Armenian and everytime I read another story of a poor Armenian suffering from the hands of the genocide, my heart goes out to my fellow Armenians. I applaud this author and her parents for what they endured living and suffering through the genocide. A must read and it's about time we make the Armenian Genocide known to the public.             If I Did It: Confessions of the Killer200 reviews Goldman Family Beaufort Books, 2008 He really did it! Some of the beginning seemed to justify the way he treated his wife. I enjoyed the book, but like so many others I was interested in the chapter about how OJ actually pulled it off. He really did it! The details say it all.             The Presence Process: A Healing Journey into Present Moment Awareness42 reviews Michael Brown Beaufort Books, 2005 Present, alert, and emotionally balanced.... This book found me after I read Eckhardt's book, A New Earth. It is truly a remarkable journey but you have to be ready for it. Michael suggests reading the entire book cover-to-cover first before rereading and beginning the meditation exercises. Even if you only do the first reading, it will change your life and the way you view yourself and others - in the most profound way! I've ...             Above Empyrean: A Novel of the Final Days of the War Against Islamist Terrorism12 reviews Bruce Herschensohn Beaufort Books, 2008 Facsinating premise, well told, and an important read Above Empyrean conveys to the reader a fictional account of what may very well happen to the United States if the war against Islamic extremist is not considered the preeminent issue of survival. The destruction of the U.S. is constantly expressed by those who want to see America destroyed. "Death to America" may seem like simply a chant regarded as a rallying point for anti-American sentiment ...             Vegan Fusion World Cuisine: Healing Recipes and Timeless Wisdom from our Hearts to Yours77 reviews Mark Reinfeld, Bo Rinaldi Beaufort Books, 2007 Vegan Heaven I've tried about half of these recipes and had good success. Breads, pastas, pizzas, salads, dressings, deserts - it's all here. This is vegan heaven!             My Feet Aren't Ugly!: A Girl's Guide to Loving Herself from the Inside Out8 reviews Debra Beck Beaufort Books, 2007 Helpful and encouraging guide. Author Debra Beck shares her experience in serving as a mentor to teenaged girls in My Feet Aren't Ugly: A Girl's Guide To Loving Herself From The Inside Out, a self-help and self-esteem guide written especially for young women. Chapters cover choosing friends that treat a girl right; looking after one's physical health by eating well, exercising, and getting enough sleep; the problems of drug ...             Food Jobs: 150 Great Jobs for Culinary Students, Career Changers and Food Lovers15 reviews Irena Chalmers Beaufort Books, Inc., 2008 Another Brilliant Book From Irena I tried to view this book objectively and not have a bias of knowing Irena affect how I saw this book. Even so, I found the book fun, interesting and having a wealth of knowledge. So much time and research went into this book and it shows. Like many reviewers here, I also attended and graduated from the CIA. While it is a very good school to go to, they present only the most common food jobs ...             The Secret Scroll104 reviews Ronald Cutler Beaufort Books, Inc., 2008 Was hoping for far better. Ronald Cutler's "The Secret Scroll" was a book I had high hopes about -- it promised historical research, intriguing details about the Bible, archaeology in Judea, and other such things -- and it just didn't deliver on any of that. Instead, what I got was a slickly-packaged book that read like a movie thriller -- all one level of storytelling, with no depth and very little passion, and without ...             The Jewel of Medina13 reviews Sherry Jones Beaufort Books, Inc., 2008 A beautiful book, an enjoyable read! The Jewel of Medina is a beautiful story portraying the life, struggles and love of Aisha, the second and youngest wife of Muhammed. I found it enjoyable to read (I had a hard time putting it down!) as well as allowing a glimpse into early Islam. Sherry Jones treats the love story between Muhammed and Aisha tenderly: even though Aisha is a child when they marry, you feel that Muhammed loved her ...             Conscious Health: Choosing Natural Solutions for Optimum Health And Lifelong Vitality2 reviews Ron Garner Beaufort Books, 2006 excellent book Every one should read this book.This is reader friendly and in simple english.Ron garner has made deep research in this subject.You will realise that it is easy to return back to health.Every home should keep a cpoy.I strongly recommend this book.             How to Profit from the Coming Hyperinflation1 review Henry Zimmer, David Greber Beaufort Books, 1985 Crash Proof 1. The Fed has convinced the markets that hedonic adjustments were okay. 2. Fed has convinced everybody too ignore monthly increases in food and energy costs. 3. The Fed emphasized GDP growth as the comforting factor against increasing trade deficit and a 8.5 trillion dollar national debt. National Debt accumulation percentage against the GDP was within reasonable historical ranges. 4. The ...             One-Way Ticket: Our Son's Addiction to Heroin5 reviews Rita Lowenthal Beaufort Books, 2007 The Journey of a Courageous Mother One-Way Ticket is the story not only of Josh Lowenthal, but of his courageous mother, Rita. How much easier to leave unasked the painful questions about how someone like Josh, with all the advantages of socio-economic position, rare intelligence and tremendous personal charm, could find himself battling his way through each and every day as a heroin addict. Rita Lownenthal re-lives the ...             Chameleon15 reviews Richard Hains Beaufort Books, 2006 Highly recommend Reviewed by Ellen Hogan for Reader Views (11/06) Jon Phillips is a trader in government bonds for the Bank of Manhattan. He has come up with a get rich quick scheme by cornering the market on bond trading on a particular day. As long as nothing goes awry, he should be free and clear and able to leave his job a very rich man. However to do this his bank has to make a deal with a very shady ...             You Must Remember This: A Reporter's Odyssey from Camelot to Glastnost Lansing Lamont Beaufort Books, 2008 "No century chronicles as many milestones as the twentieth. Two world wars. The atomic bomb. Medical breakthroughs by the score. Men on the moon. The birth of the airplane, movies, television, pushbutton phones, and the Internet. The phenomenon of suburbia and the shopping mall. Just for starters." Forty years after John F. Kennedy's casket was borne aloft before the world's dignitaries in a hushed Washington cathedral, riots and ...             Thou Shalt Not Whine: The Eleventh Commandment: What We Whine About, Why We Do It and How to Stop12 reviews Beaufort Books, 2008 Thou Shalt Not Whine Great read. I loved the positive attitude. I hope this isn't the last book by January Jones. Perfect Holiday gift!!             My First Million: Essential Money Tips from One of the World's Youngest Self-Made Millionaires2 reviews James White Beaufort Books, 2008 A Mission to Save America's Financial Future Most financial books are dry, long-winded and ultimately boring. That is not at all the case with James White's book. White is the self-proclaimed "Financial Voice for Generation Y" and he lives up to that title in this latest self-help book. Filled with more than a hundred easy to read tips for success with money, White is sure to reach the fast-paced group of teenagers and young adults who ...             Why Bad Grades Happen to Good Kids: What Parents Need to Know, What Parents Need to Do3 reviews Linda Bress, Ph.D. Silbert, Alvin J. Silbert Beaufort Books, 2007 An Easy Read for a Difficult Problem I wish Drs. Linda and Al Silbert had written this informative book when I was teaching. I would have recommended it to all those parents who wanted and needed help with raising their children. Their advice is "user friendly" for parents of all ages and educational levels. At times, I found this book truly inspirational.             Transcendent Spirit: The Orphans of Uganda2 reviews Douglas Menuez Beaufort Books, Inc., 2008 A major achievement! This book is an amazing photoessay depicting the title - transcendence of spirit above diversity. I shamelessly copied one of the images and made it a part of my daily environment... This is NOT a coffee-table book - it is worth studying!             Howling in Mesopotamia: An Iraqi-American Memoir8 reviews Haider Ala Hamoudi Beaufort Books, 2008 Splendid memoir--honest, charming, intelligent and real Written with disarming honesty, this memoir of an Iraqi American is a fascinating look at the Iraqi people during the American occupation. Professor Hamoudi returned to the land of his family after the invasion in 2003 with high hopes. As a bilingual lawyer from a prominent Shi'a family, he was in a good position to help with the building of the hoped for democracy. He is obviously a ...              search for books addiction, american, awareness, chameleon, changers, choosing, commandment, confessions, conscious, culinary, darkness, eleventh, essential, glastnost, hyperinflation, iraqi-american, islamist, lifelong, mesopotamia, millionaires, remember, reporter, self-made, solutions, students, terrorism, timeless, transcendent, vitality, youngest 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: Southern California SUV Trails VII : Eastern Mojave Desert (VII) leave a comment home  impressum - about us