books by Community Press     books:       Through Tempest Forged4 reviews Barbara Passaris Community Press, 2007 Through Tempest Forged: A fabulous read! Wow! Did I get swept away! The characters in this book are so real, so engaging...I honestly felt that I was there in colonial Virginia. This is a wonderful story that will keep you wanting more. This work is extremely well researched, and has the perfect combination of suspense, romance, and history. I did not want to put it down. As a historian, I appreciated the accuaracy coupled, with ...             Twice Upon A Time4 reviews Philip A. Nero Community Press, 2007 Time Travel: A Means to Repair the Future by Altering the Past Philip A. Nero is not only a very fine, eloquent writer, an artist who knows how to imbue his story ideas with poetic, atmospheric prose while at the same time challenging the reader to accept the fantasy aspects of his seed idea, but he also has the gift to tell a page-turner story that manages to address very important issues about the senseless atrocities of war, the sociological progression ...             Foolish Diversion - A Triple T And Herman Mystery3 reviews Jeanne, M Sievert Community Press, 2007 A TRIPLE T AND HERMAN MYSTERY What a great little book! I don't whether to give Foolish Diversions to my niece, the HOA at my building or the city of Decatur where I live! I found myself smiling about these eccentric characters long after I was done with the book-they are quite the loveable characters. I can imagine this book being read aloud or performed as a play - I would love to hear and see the characters come to life. I ...             Souvenirs6 reviews Julia Lauer-Cheenne Community Press, 2007 A Great Read A spiritual journey of love and self discovery, Ruth and Kwassi's story is moving and expansive. There's magic, mystery and tropical heat that burns up the page. It's a poetic meditation on youth, idealism and the power to heal. A lovely first novel that resonates long after the last page.             The Case Of Stolen Time - The Misadventures Of Inspector Moustachio11 reviews Wayne Madsen Community Press, 2007 A very enjoyable chapter book to read with the kids! My two older boys (8 & 6) and I thoroughly enjoyed this book. What a great premise for a story that celebrates the wisdom and problem solving skills of our children. I really liked the fact that it takes what would otherwise appear to be an ordinary family heirloom (grandfather's magnifying glass) & creates an adventure from it. In today's technology age this is a welcome retreat and allows ...             Telling It All - My Life As A Con Man5 reviews Steven, C Levi Community Press, 2007 Highly recommended. Telling it All: My Life as a Con Man is the true-life memoir of professional African-American con man "Alabama Fats", as told to author Steven Levi. Alabama Fats was a black man who made a career of working the streets and conning people out of their money, whether through a game of Three Card Molly or by posing as a Bank Agent or selling junk jewelry for far more than its true value. His talent ...             Being Frank With Anne5 reviews Phyllis Johnson Community Press, 2007 Johnson's book offers fresh light into one of our darkest eras. The key term in education today is "differentiation." It holds that educators must provide alternate avenues of learning outside of the textbook. When I challenge my students with a writing assignment it's inevitable that a few will ask to create a poem instead of the typical essay. Once I grant permission I instantly hear other students flip their pages over and abandon their nearly-finished ...             Home Building Pitfalls2 reviews Robert Batcheller, Lawrence Thomas New Community Press, 2002 Tight I should have read this BEFORE I bought my house... All of my fake wood siding is falling off. I'll definitely follow all of the HBP's guidelines on my next home purchase! Bottom line... Tight book.             Bigelow Funding Workshop1 review Lynette A. Bigelow Community People Press, 2004 A Must Have for Capital Seekers In this title, Lynette Bigelow, president of the Bigelow Associates, a California-based invstor public relations firm presents an analysis of present-day venture capitalists and shows why its practitioners have a lot more in common with investment bankers than you might think. The popular mythology surrounding the U.S. venture-capital industry derives from a previous era. Venture capitalists ...             Credit repair made easy1 review Mervin Evans Community People Press, 1996 Credit Repair Made Easy Credit Repair Made Easy is the best Credit Repair Manual on the market. The Package is a 100 page workbook with fill-in the blank response forms for every credit problem there is. Several thousand customers have gotten a fresh start in their credit life using this title. The workbook requires that you do the work! Fixing your Credit is a Tough Game, I am here to make things a little ...             It Takes a Heap o' Livin'... - The Married Years of Willard and Bothilda Frandsen 1886-19331 review Community Press, 1989 Good History Being a descendant of Willard and Bothilda Frandsen, I found this book very interesting. It is basically a story of their lives before they met and together. It has vignettes from both their childhoods, plus interesting tales of their married lives. For anyone interested in the Frandsens' history, this is a MUST HAVE!!             Four Brothers From DownHam1 review Robert, D. Waxham Community Press, 2007 Review of Downham Brothers This book is wonderful!! My wife is directly linked to the family and we have been anxiously awaiting its release. It is a book worth having in our family history library.             Pearl's Christmas Present2 reviews Community Press, 2007 Amazing. So wonderfully refreshing. This book is a masterpiece. It's dark and funny in that "I don't know if it supposed to be funny" sort of way. And also... so very real and honest about about the world. I fell in love with this sad, twisted little story and found myself in a trance over the illustrations. Thank you, Thomas.             Creamy Nougat1 review Erec Smith Community Press, 2007 Fun and profound I love this book. It got into the crevices of my mind and made me think about how I define myself and relate to others, and what my (and all our) relationships are really based on. Assumptions? Prejudices? Fantasies? Author Erec Smith has provocative things to say about how we so often relate to each other on the basis of how we appear and how we rarely get to know the unique delicious beauty ...              search for books 1886-1933, bigelow, bothilda, brothers, building, christmas, credit, diversion, downham, foolish, forged, frandsen, funding, herman, inspector, married, misadventures, moustachio, mystery, nougat, pitfalls, present, repair, souvenirs, stolen, telling, tempest, through, willard, workshop books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. 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