books by Ulysses Press     books:       What Will Happen in Eragon IV: Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Becomes the Third Dragon Rider and How Will the ...4 reviews Richard Marcus Ulysses Press, 2009 Wow I really did not like the Inheritance Trilogy at all. I found it cliched and badly written. That aside, I read parts of this guide through Amazon, and I find it to be well written and informative. Although I have not read the entire thing, I feel justified in writing a five star review to counteract those who have given it one star. Listen people: just because you're too ignorant to actually read ...             The 100 Best Vegan Baking Recipes: Amazing Cookies, Cakes, Muffins, Pies, Brownies and Breads10 reviews Kris Holechek Ulysses Press, 2009 Wow! I don't even bake but this book has made me a baker for life I picked up this book for its whimsical cover. I am guilty of judging a cookbook by its cover! OK who doesn't? I was sold in the first pages. This book gives you baking tips, vegan equivalents to many things, a tutorial on how to use the book, etc. She doesn't just throw you to the sharks! Her thorough explanations make it super easy for the non-baking gal like me and for even kids to use! See ...             Solomon's Builders: Freemasons, Founding Fathers and the Secrets of Washington D.C.12 reviews Christopher Hodapp Ulysses Press, 2006 Shedding "Light" on Masonic Myths in the Nation's Capitol This title sheds a great deal of light on the Masonic myths surrounding our nation's capitol. With an easy-to-read style and a factual storehouse of Masonic information, Hodapp delivers another insightful book for 21st century readers. He is anticipating the release by Dan Brown of "The DaVinci Code" sequel, which is to focus on Freemasonry and the beginnings of Washington D.C. Before any ...             Dirty Japanese: Everyday Slang from "What's Up?" to "F*%# Off!" (Dirty Everyday Slang)27 reviews Matt Fargo Ulysses Press, 2007 Japanese for real people. While the book does have some actual dirty Japanese, for the most part, it is a practical phrase-book that reveals Japanese as a rather easy to speak language. It is a short and fun introduction to Japanese. A great first book on the subject.             Dirty Spanish: Everyday Slang from "What's Up?" to "F*%# Off!" (Dirty Everyday Slang)7 reviews Juan Caballero Ulysses Press, 2008 This is the Book !! I loved it! I am fairly fluent in Spanish, having lived in Mexico and gotten a Bachelor's Degree in the language, but neither my friends nor my teachers along the way wanted to "corrupt" me with slang or obscenities. So I always felt there was a gap in my learning, which this little book fills in nicely. Its contents run the gamut from the simply informal to cool slang, funny insults, ...             Mugglenet.com's Harry Potter Should Have Died: Controversial Views from the #1 Fan Site17 reviews Emerson Spartz, Ben Schoen Ulysses Press, 2009 Wonderful. In the beginning, the authors state that the contents of the book are their opinions; and they actually tell you that if you disagree, then you are welcome to argue your point with them on their website: [...] It'd great. :)             Patriots: A Novel of Survival in the Coming Collapse504 reviews James Wesley Rawles Ulysses Press, 2009 Like Very Few Books, I didn't Want It To End Books I review almost never get a five-star, No book is perfect, but I reserve the 5-star for books I don't want to end. This 385-page novel follows the rather ungainly titled book "How to Survive the End of the World as We Know It: Tactics, Techniques, and Technologies for Uncertain Times". The story surrounds a group of friends who lived mostly in the Chicago area, who were convinced ...             Godless: How an Evangelical Preacher Became One of America's Leading Atheists70 reviews Dan Barker Ulysses Press, 2008 Godless is well ... godless! Now this is a revelation which should be mandatory reading for all those who believe in a god. I am very impressed and appreciative of having been able to read about Dan's life and courage. Simply an excellent book not to be missed - especially by those who have doubts and want to see the other side of the story.             Vampire Darcy's Desire: A Pride and Prejudice Adaptation5 reviews Regina Jeffers Ulysses Press, 2009 Excellent Paranormal Retelling I was not sure I would want to read this book after reading the disaster known as Mr. Darcy, Vamprye, but I always thought there were several Austen characters who would make good "antagonists" in a paranormal book - Wickham, Willoughby, John Thorpe, Capt. Tilney, etc. What I liked about this one is the way the author keeps the story tied together with the Scottish ballad, making it the basis of ...             The I Love Trader Joe's Cookbook: 150 Delicious Recipes Using Only Foods from the World's Greatest Grocery ...19 reviews Cherie Mercer Twohy Ulysses Press, 2009 Great book! This book is awesome! I've been to Cherie's cooking classes and my favorites were the Trader Joe's classes. This book does not disappoint and the recipes are easy. Best of all, my kids and husband ask for seconds and thirds!             7 Weeks to 100 Push-Ups: Strengthen and Sculpt Your Arms, Abs, Chest, Back and Glutes by Training to do 100 ...9 reviews Steve Speirs Ulysses Press, 2009 No more excuses I first came to know of the author, Steve Speirs, independent of his book, and the first thing that should be said above all else, is that Steve has dedicated his life to helping others enjoy the fitness and health that he himself enjoys. I myself and a swimmer/cyclist/runner/triathlete/singer/website creator/podcast host, and in keeping up with these activities on top of living as normal a ...             Sanditon: Jane Austen's Unfinished Masterpiece Completed2 reviews Jane Austen, Juliette Shapiro Ulysses Press, 2009 Fun & Enjoyable This was the third completion to Jane Austen's Sanditon that I've read. It was not my favorite, but it's not preachy or x-rated, like some J.A. sequels can be. It kept my interest and I enjoyed it. I do recommend it. Note: my favorite is "Sanditon - by J.A. and Another Lady"             Green Smoothies Diet: The Natural Program for Extraordinary Health32 reviews Robyn Openshaw Ulysses Press, 2009 Practical, useful, step-by-step help! LOVED it! I LOVED this book, read it cover to cover so quick, and marked it all up real good. It is a manual I will keep in my kitchen. I have been drinking green smoothies for 10 months and had already read about them in other books. But THIS BOOK, has helped me take it to the next level. It has already improved them for me and my family. I love the way Robyn Openshaw teaches about making green ...             The Ultimate Book of Top Ten Lists: A Mind-Boggling Collection of Fun, Fascinating and Bizarre Facts on ...2 reviews ListVerse.com Ulysses Press, 2009 A must buy for any person who enjoys lists and trivia Any person who loves trivia and enjoys information in list form will love this book. The lists are written by author and editor Jamie Frater and several other list writers that are fans of the Listverse website. This makes for a very entertaining read because the style of writing is different from one list to another. I recommend this book highly to anyone that loves learning new facts and enjoys ...             The Boy's Book of Outdoor Survival: 101 Courageous Skills for Exploring the Dangerous Wild4 reviews Chris McNab Ulysses Press, 2008 A book for every American boy!! Great fun to read. 101 skills every american boy needs to be self-reliant outdoors. Great for a child in boy scouts. CAREFULL this book is Character-building.             The Liver and Gallbladder Miracle Cleanse: An All-Natural, At-Home Flush to Purify and Rejuvenate Your Body27 reviews Andreas Moritz Ulysses Press, 2007 So far so good I had 2 excruciating gallbladder attacks in a 4 day span. The Doctor told me the bad news about needing to get my gallbladder removed. I thought no big deal until I found out how it could affect me. So after some research for surgery alternatives I found all these different versions of cleanses which eventually led me to this book. I thought what do I have to lose, it either works or it ...             Atheist Universe: The Thinking Person's Answer to Christian Fundamentalism226 reviews David Mills Ulysses Press, 2006 Impressive reading I found this book to be remarkably well written and easy to read. The Pope, himself, would be impressed (if christianity wasn't his bread & butter).             Animal Reiki: Using Energy to Heal the Animals in Your Life53 reviews Elizabeth Fulton, Kathleen Prasad Ulysses Press, 2006 Inspiring Read I found this to be an inspiring read. This well written book has many inspiring stories from the perspective of 2 Reiki Practitioners. As a Reiki Practitioner, who practices mainly on humans, I found the stories and advice well written. Elizabeth's explanations on how time seems to "fly" by, while giving animals Reiki, resonated with me as I find this happens quite often while giving Reiki ...             Les Oeufs Verts au Jambon: The French Edition of Green Eggs and Ham3 reviews Dr. Seuss Ulysses Press, 2009 Great addition to our collection We already have "green eggs and ham" and now i am able to read this to my son in french and daady reads it in english. My son loves it and improved his vocabulary with a few new french words.             Sugar-free Gluten-free Baking and Desserts: Recipes for Healthy and Delicious Cookies, Cakes, Muffins, ...7 reviews Kelly Keough Ulysses Press, 2009 If you crave something you don't want to eat...."Eat this", says Kelly Kelly has thought of absolutely everything!!! It's all spelled out in the "If you crave that, eat this section." I have had medical issues, a compromised immune system, etc. and Kelly's recipes have been a lifesaver... literally! Sugar in particular causes me awful heartburn, exhaustion, bone and joint aches, etc. Now that I have the opportunity to eat so many outrageously delicious foods I ...              search for books adaptation, all-natural, celebrities, christian, collection, completed, consecutive, controversial, courageous, dangerous, delicious, evangelical, exploring, extraordinary, fascinating, freemasons, fundamentalism, gallbladder, gluten-free, inheritance, masterpiece, mind-boggling, mugglenet, prejudice, rejuvenate, smoothies, strengthen, sugar-free, unfinished, washington books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen sporting goods: Triple 8 Slide-On Wristsaver Wrist Guards - Large we recommend Made and looks great. home  impressum - about us