books by Fawcett     books:       Ever Wonder Why?8 reviews Douglas B. Smith Fawcett, 1991 I can stop wondering I found this little book full of information. I now give this book out as gifts to friends and they love it too!!! I hope a new one will come out for me to wonder even less.             First, Do No Harm19 reviews Lisa Belkin Fawcett, 1994 Uncommon Perspective This book shed light on some ethical concerns that really got me thinking. Not every story was a happy ending but thats the definition of life. As a medical professional, I did enjoy it.             Tales of the South Pacific33 reviews James A. Michener Fawcett, 1984 Bali-ha'i A few weeks ago I had the opportunity to see the revival of "South Pacific" at Lincoln Center in New York City. It was a wonderful experience and it got me to thinking about the book upon which the musical was based, so I bought the book on my way home. This book was written over 50 years ago, but still holds up well as a chronicle of wartime in the Pacific theater. Many of the characters from ...             The Demon in the Freezer132 reviews Richard Preston Fawcett, 2003 thank you Mr. Preston,I'm going to address you that way out of deep respect,Sir, thank you! Though I am several years your senior you have lifted a lifelong burden from me.It began at about age ten with the first of numerous readings of "A Canticle For Leibowitz". You see, I've been waking up in terror of nuclear bombs all my life. I awake and I say to myself, "this cannot be real, they, other humans, ...             Angry Housewives Eating Bon Bons: A Novel193 reviews Lorna Landvik Fawcett, 2005 One of the best books I have ever read If you are looking for a book that will make you laugh, cry, and have feelings for the characters then this is the book. I have read all of Lorna Landviks books. She is a great writer. I read this book in about a day. I laughed and cried. She lets these characters have a personality of there own. This is a great book.             M Is for Malice (Kinsey Millhone Mysteries)82 reviews Sue Grafton Fawcett, 1997 Sue Grafton rocks! Love her books and Judy Kaye is an awesome narrator - she really fits the main character at least in my mind she does.             Deep Blue Good-by38 reviews John D. MacDonald Fawcett, 1995 Introducing Travis McGee! To many modern readers, even modern mystery readers, the name of John D. MacDonald is almost unknown, and even those who've heard of him may not have read him. MacDonald died over twenty years ago and only had one really successful movie adaptation of his works, Cape Fear (based on his book The Executioners). Yet MacDonald was not only really good, he was also a big influence on many current ...             Poland54 reviews James A. Michener Fawcett, 1984 Get a Big Brain I finished Poland on the heels of Mila 18 by Uris and it gave me the back drop of the country and a more thorough view of Poland as a whole. I had no idea of the history of Poland and of the rich history that was nearly stolen from her on more than one occasion. I highly recommend this book for it's entertainment factor and historical richness.             Folk Medicine: A New England Almanac of Natural Health Care From A Noted Vermont Country Doctor20 reviews M.D. D. C. Jarvis Fawcett, 1985 A great gift to the world....... This is the perfect book to give as a gift to all your friends and family. There is a great deal of useful, researched wisdom in these chapters which will indeed bring your immunity system up to par and working well again. I use raw honey in my tea every morning and apple cider vinegar in my water with iodine. It's a no brainer. We have so many problems with Iodine saturation now. Many decades ...             The Glorious Cause75 reviews Jeff Shaara Fawcett, 2003 The Glorious Cause The cause WAS and IS glorious - FREEDOM! This tremendous book depicts in a "you are there" manner what was given to make this country possible.             N Is for Noose (Kinsey Millhone Mysteries)176 reviews Sue Grafton Fawcett, 1999 Not the Best... This wasn't my favorite of the alphabet series, but was it was still good. In fact, I've read it twice. I read it a few years ago, then decided that I wanted to read the series in order. I've done that and it only made sense to refresh my memory with N is for Noose. Parts of it seemed to drag, but the character of Kinsey and her resourcefulnesss make up for the slow parts. I look forward to ...             Jeff Foxworthy's Redneck Dictionary: Words You Thought You Knew the Meaning Of20 reviews Jeff Foxworthy, Fax Bhar, ... Fawcett, 2006 Fun gift Gave this as a bday gift to my bf. We really like Jeff Foxworthy's humor and this book delivers!!             If This Is Love Why Do I Feel So Insecure?21 reviews Carl G. Hindy, J. Conrad Schwarz, ... Fawcett, 1990 I can see clearer know ! Excellent Book !! This book was a gift for myself, and I am amazed at the extensive analysis of anxiously attached people, that it provides. I have a clearer view know as to why I behave like I behave in relationships, as well as why I tend to choose the partners I have chosen. It's all a cycle. It was a long read, but it's really, really worth it. All the examples of other people's ...             Woman on the Edge of Time95 reviews Marge Piercy Fawcett, 1985 Not well written, but DEFINITELY worth reading. I LOVE this book! It is one of my favourites. In my opinion, it is not a well written book, but the ideas of what humanity's future might look like are fascinating and light up the imagination. It is well worth reading just for the ideas.             Indigo Slam: An Elvis Cole Novel53 reviews Robert Crais Fawcett, 2003 Paperback This is one of my favorite authors. And, this particular story was compelling and difficult to put down. Enjoyed every page. Finished it in a few days and passed on to a gf who loves this author too. Would recommend the seller.             A Purple Place for Dying (Travis McGee, No. 3)12 reviews John D. MacDonald Fawcett, 1995 No purple prose here For a series that focuses on a Florida-based hero, through the first three Travis McGee books, only the first book - The Deep Blue Good-By - takes place in the Sunshine State. Nightmare in Pink had McGee off to New York to deal with the perils of the big city. A Purple Place for Dying goes in the opposite direction, with the dangers of a small, isolated community. As the novel opens, McGee ...             The Covenant44 reviews James A. Michener Fawcett, 1987 Capture the spirit of South Africa The covenant by James Michener is an exceptional historical novel. The general subject matter is the history of South Africa. The theme of the book is an attempt to capture the spirit of South Africa and describe how separate group development (Apartheid) came about. The thesis of the book is about missed opportunity and how misunderstanding, cultural differences and conditioning, fear and need ...             A Widow for One Year584 reviews John Irving Fawcett, 2001 A Haunting Irving Tale My favorite Irving novel, this is both funnier than expected as well as hauntingly creepy at turns. The images are searing, as per usual for Mr. Irving, and make Ruth (and Eddie, and Marion, and Ted, and Harry) into real people. I think that they were well-served by the movie "The Door in the Floor" (the only exception being the unnecessary and distracting choice to reenact the accident while Ted ...             Nightmare in Pink (Travis McGee, No. 2)21 reviews John D. MacDonald Fawcett, 1995 Little Sister A dying friend sends Travis McGee to New York to help his baby sister in NIGHTMARE IN PINK by John D. MacDonald. This is the second in the beloved series, but a good read that is not dated. Little sister, Nina Gibson has grownup and takes Travis by surprise as he remembers the little girl whose picture her brother carried in his billfold. 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