books by Tarcher     books:       Society's Child: My Autobiography41 reviews Janis Ian Tarcher, 2009 Surviving Her Life When you are 15 years old, what do you do for an encore when Leonard Bernstein features you on national television, your first single charts in the top ten garnering a Grammy nomination, and The New York Times anoints you "a new boldness in popular music" and "radiant new talent?" Most child prodigies fade quickly from view, but Janis Ian is thriving some forty years later, though not without ...             The Milk Memos: How Real Moms Learned to Mix Business with Babies-and How You Can, Too40 reviews Cate Colburn-Smith, Andrea Serrette Tarcher, 2007 I wish my BOSS and HR had a copy of this book! Breast feeding when I went back to work was such a challenge at first. This book was given to me as a gift and has gotten me through SO many days at my office! I find myself saying "ME TOO" constantly as I read and it has really pushed me on days that pumping seemed to be too much. I give this book to all of my new mom friends and would recommend it to all moms who are even considering taking ...             Hell in a Handbasket54 reviews Tom Tomorrow Tarcher, 2006 It's funny; sadly, it's also too true Let's face it: outside of wealthy oilmen and Halliburton stockholders, there haven't been that many people who've benefited from the Bush years (which, as of this writing, continues to be at its nadir of popularity). Of course, one other group that has benefited are political cartoonists, who should be grateful to Bush and company for providing so much material. There are few better at working ...             Energy Medicine99 reviews Donna Eden, David Feinstein Tarcher, 1998 A GOOD Energy Book! I was diagnosed 3 years ago with a deadly disease. The doctors told me I would be dead in 6 months if I did not have treatment. I thank God and Donna Eden for this book. I attribute doing the exercises in the book with helping to save my life. The information is concise, and clear and presented in a fun way. Like other reviewers, almost every page of my book is dog-earred. There is no ...             My Cat Saved My Life37 reviews Phillip Schreibman Tarcher, 2000 A Must-read For Anyone who is Lost and Grieving Don't let the title or short length of this book fool you - it contains a huge amount of wisdom. You don't have to be a cat lover to appreciate what the author is going through and what he learns. He has put exactly into words what I have been thinking for a long time. He has done an amazing job.             Reiki: A Comprehensive Guide38 reviews Pamela Miles Tarcher, 2006 Perfect Guide After I took my first and second degree Reiki. I felt overloaded with information. I was having a bit of self-doubt during my daily practice and wanted some additional support. I went to the bookstore and was disappointed by the amount of books that claim to be able to teach reiki in a book. I was looking for guidance, not learning symbols and attuements from a book. Then I came across ...             Marva Collins' Way: Updated38 reviews Marva Collins Tarcher, 1990 The Genius of Integrity, Caring and Excellence This perspective is from an admiring philosopher, not a professional educator. Much has been written about the professional excellence of The Marva Collins' Way. But, in my judgment, Marva's power in influencing children and changing their lives so dramatically has its roots in remarkable balance of caring, integrity and excellence. She was able to restore self-confidence in those children who ...             Hats & Eyeglasses: A Family Love Affair with Gambling117 reviews Martha Frankel Tarcher, 2008 I finally finished a book! I loved this book. I have 4 half read books on my bedside table that I have started and put down and I've only put this one down once. The next time I picked it up was to finish it. I fell in love with her family and friends and even her acquaintances! Such an open, honest and clear look at the spiraling down most of us have done and what an inspirational kick in the ass she gave herself to get ...             The Road to Guadalupe: A Modern Pilgrimage to the Virgin of the Americas46 reviews Eryk Hanut Tarcher, 2001 Fantastic book!!!! This book is just superb! And I mean- SUPERB!!!!!!!!!Poetic,funny, acerbic- and so full of wisdom. I like his style- so irreverent and so deep at the same time. I will reread it often and will give it around. I strongly recommend it- you got the point, right? I met Eryk Hanut once- many years ago. I attended an opening for his artwork in Virginia Beach. I was with a friend (who was already sick ...             Evolutionary Witchcraft34 reviews T. Thorn Coyle Tarcher, 2005 If you buy just one book on witchcraft... ...Let this be the one you buy. You may have heard the joke, "What do you call a fourth-degree witch?" The answer: "A Buddhist." Well, those of us who read and PRACTICE this book can grow for a lifetime in this deeply spiritual tradition of the Craft. As someone who is lucky enough to be taking classes with the author, I can honestly say that Thorn is the real deal. She practices what ...             This Time I Dance!: Creating the Work You Love27 reviews Tama J. Kieves Tarcher, 2006 I am DANCING! A friend suggested that I get this book. As a matter of fact, she insisted! And I'm glad she did. It was the perfect book for me to read and to give me the additional inspiration and push I needed to step out of my current rut. I am now taking the time to figure it out and creating my own personal retreat. I recommend this book highly for anyone that wants to read about an honest account of ...             The Tao of Daily Life: The Mysteries of the Orient RevealedThe Joys of Inner Harmony FoundThe Path to ...22 reviews Derek Lin Tarcher, 2007 Tao of Daily Living I really enjoyed this book and feel I gained from the authors insights. I would highly recommend it to those who want an understanding of the Tao they can apply to their daily life.             The Law of Success: The Master Wealth-Builder's Complete and Original Lesson Plan forAchieving Your Dreams23 reviews Napoleon Hill Tarcher, 2008 The Complete Blueprint for Success Napoleon Hill's masterful 16 point blueprint for success is perhaps the most comprehensive study on the subject I've ever read. The years of research certainly paid huge dividends; it's a formula for success that reminds me of the way an old employer's founding father used to go about his business. The company---Enterprise Rent-a-Car; the great founding father---Jack C Taylor. He created the ...             Another Place at the Table30 reviews Kathy Harrison Tarcher, 2004 Honest, Brave, and Motivating! I found this a balanced look at the foster care system, foster children, birth-families, and foster parents. Kathy Harrison and her husband had been foster parents for over a decade when she wrote this book. She utilizes a variety of stories; those of her biological children, adopted children, and foster children. Children who were in her home for mere days to those who spent years waiting for a ...             The Secret of the Ages33 reviews Robert Collier Tarcher, 2007 The book that started everything This is the book that contains all the universal thruth. All the other like "The Secret", "Think and Grow Rich" are based in this book. It is the number one in self awareness and positive thinking. Any reader who is serious about changing his or her life, must read this book. Tony Alcazar La Nueva Raza Latina en America: La Historia de un Ilegal [...]             Free Play Improvisation in Life and Art26 reviews Stephen Nachmanovitch Tarcher, 1990 Free Play: A Path to Lifelong Creative Innovation Stephen Nachmanovitch is a musician, an improvisational violinist in addition to being an author, poet, composer, and visual artist. Nachmanovitch's wonderful book, Free Play is a guide for creators and innovators. It provides sometimes practical sometimes abstract techniques for getting through to your creative spark. Free Play begins with the parable of a young flute player who is ...             Hope Is the Thing With Feathers: A Personal Chronicle of Vanished Birds22 reviews Christopher Cokinos Tarcher, 2009 A hidden gem - - beautiful poetic writing This is a great book. It's a sad one in realizing the destruction of various bird species. The chronicles of various species during the late 19th/early 20th century are astonishing to read. It was incredible to read and learn of biologists determined to collect species before they vanished - rather than attempt to preserve them. Particularly entertaining (in an ironic and sick sort of way) ...             This Thing Called You25 reviews Ernest Holmes Tarcher, 2007 Best ever! This is one of those books you can read through and feel completely inspired or keep on hand to open to any page, at any time and feel incredible. I highly recommend this to everyone. Ernest Holmes was clearly ahead of his time and has thoughtful, powerful and loving insight. I hope you buy this for your self and everyone you know~ Enjoy.             Total Renewal24 reviews Frank Lipman, Stephanie Gunning Tarcher, 2004 Because we're all one and life goes on within you & without you I must, at the outset, declare an interest in my review. I am a diabetes sufferer currently being treated with a regimen of drugs living in a country where the foods one buys from any supermarket are diametrically opposed to the maintenance of good health. My concern here is with the book per se as opposed to the beneficial effects that I may have gained from following the guidance contained ...              search for books americas, autobiography, babies-and, business, chronicle, complete, comprehensive, creating, enlightenment, evolutionary, eyeglasses, feathers, forachieving, foundthe, gambling, guadalupe, handbasket, illuminated, improvisation, learned, medicine, mysteries, original, personal, pilgrimage, renewal, revealedthe, vanished, wealth-builder, witchcraft 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: Making Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy Work: Clinical Process for New ... we recommend Even sicker than BAMBI!!! home  impressum - about us