books about: sage (contemporary organization educational)

books about: sage

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36 reviews
Angie Sage

Katherine Tegen Books, 2007

He couldn't put the series down
My son who is 11 read this series over the summer & could not put it down. It was great to see him excited about something besides gaming.

Araminta Spookie 3: Frognapped (Araminta Spookie)

2 reviews
Angie Sage

Katherine Tegen Books, 2007

Delightful!!
In Frognapped, Barry Wizzard's talented performing frogs have gone missing - and he blames our blameless heroine. 'When someone in Spookie House has lost something they always say, "Araminta, where have you put my . . . ?" You can fill in the blank with anything you like and chances are, someone will have thought that I put it somewhere. I do not know why.' Araminta and Wanda, ...

Riders of the Purple Sage

2 reviews
Zane Grey

Forge Books, 2006

Zane Grey's best
Of all the zane Grey classics, this is one of his best. Lassiter, the gunman, up against the Mormon power in Utah, complete with a hidden valley, thoroughbred horses, and plenty of bad guys. Adventure/romance has survived the years to remain a classic.

The Greatest Manifestation Principle in the World

17 reviews
Carnelian Sage

Think-Outside-the-Book Publishing, Inc., 2007

All You Need Is Love
Kudos to Carnelian Sage for getting to the real "heart" of the matter, and revealing the true secret behind "The Secret" . . . the power of love. In this small but powerful book, Sage sheds light on several aspects of "The Secret" that many people find misleading. Plus, Sage takes a somewhat more traditionally spiritual approach to the process of manifestation, one that appeals to people like ...

Shaman, Healer, Sage: How to Heal Yourself and Others with the Energy Medicine of the Americas

35 reviews
Alberto Phd Villoldo

Harmony, 2000

still has the magic
I am rereading this book now for about the fourth time since I first bought it in 2001. I undertook the Medicine Wheel trainings offered by A. Villoldo through the Four Winds. He does a wonderful job in this book of capturing the beauty of this healing path. If you read this book simply for information on techniques, you will miss the point. The actual practice and ceremony is what brings this ...

Queste (Septimus Heap, Book 4)

35 reviews
Angie Sage

Katherine Tegen Books, 2008

awsome!By Jenna
I think that this is an amazing book,I thik its cool that the girls name is Jenna and so is mine.Angie Sage is not only an amazing writer,she has amazing story ideas.I enjoyed Harry Potter a lot so I disided to give this a shot.The 2an to 4th were really good but my favoret had to the 1st. this is a great book I hope you enjoy

From Age-Ing to Sage-Ing: A Profound New Vision of Growing Older

9 reviews
Zalman Schachter-Shalomi, Ronald S. Miller

Grand Central Publishing, 1997

Wise advise
The two chapters in this book that I appreciated the most were Chapter 8 Mentoring: Seeding the Future with Wisdom where on reads that modern day families all to often turn to some 'professional' when it comes to issues involving our families, and these 'experts' don't even have to have kids or even be close to their own families. Its the sheep skin with some Latin on it that makes them more ...

The SAGE Handbook of Qualitative Research

6 reviews

Sage Publications, Inc, 2005

It never leaves my desk
While it seems like a large chunk of change, this book is worth every penny. Ever since I've purchased it, many of my colleagues (I'm a social scientist at KU) ask to borrow it, but I never let it go. Just about any question I have about qualitative research can be answered, to some degree, with this book. What's more, even in some of the more controversial areas of qualitative research the ...

Septimus Heap, Book Three: Physik (Septimus Heap)

7 reviews
Angie Sage

HarperTrophy, 2008

Through the looking glass; Physik takes Septimus beyond...
Angie Sage keeps the Septimus Heap series going strong with Physik - the third book after Magyk and Flyte. In Physik we have a complex web of plot elements (no spoilers in this review) that take the narrative deep into the history and architecture of the castle and deeper into a an increasingly sophisticated magical realm. There's more about the forms and uses of magyk in this title, and less ...

Septimus Heap Box Set: Books 1 and 2 (Septimus Heap)

9 reviews
Angie Sage

HarperTrophy, 2007

Septimus Heap rocks and this set is the best way to get started.
Pitched at 4th-8th graders, the Septimus Heap books are awesome and have wider appeal (my second grade son is now reading the 3rd and his mother and I devoured these with glee). They are well written with relentless page turning pace and, while packed with danger and excitement, light enough not to cause nightmares or anxiety. Septimus Heap novels are situated in a Tolkien-style magical world ...

The SAGE Handbook of Organization Studies

Sage Publications Ltd, 2006

A decade on after it first published to international acclaim, the seminal Handbook of Organization Studies has been updated to capture exciting new developments in the field. Providing a retrospective and prospective overview of organization studies, this Handbook continues to challenge and inspire readers with its synthesis of knowledge and literature. As ever, contributions have been selected to reflect the diversity of the field. New ...

Texas! Sage (Texas! Tyler Family Saga)

25 reviews
Sandra Brown

Fanfare, 1992

Texas Sage wonderful!
Wonderful service. I received the package wayyyy before it was supposed to arrive. And I was very happy with it. Perfect condition, not even a little wear and tear from shipping. Love it. Definitely recommend.

The SAGE Handbook of Educational Leadership: Advances in Theory, Research, and Practice

Sage Publications, Inc, 2004

The SAGE Handbook of Educational Leadership is a landmark work with contributions from 37 internationally renowned scholars covering an extensive range of issues confronting the field of educational leadership and administration. The Handbook reviews how leadership was redefined by management and organizational theory in its quest to become scientific, then looks forward to promising theories, concepts, and practices that show potential for ...

Araminta Spookie 5: Ghostsitters (Araminta Spookie)
Angie Sage

Katherine Tegen Books, 2008

When Aunt Tabby and Uncle Drac head off to Transylvania, Araminta is upset?they're going to be away on her birthday. However, when it turns out that her almost-grown-up cousin, Mathilda, will be babysitting, it seems things couldn't get any better. But Mathilda's brought along trouble: two rowdy teenage ghosts, Ned and Jed, who listen to no one. It's a disaster! Can the girls figure out a way to get Ned and Jed out of the house for good?

Araminta Spookie 1: My Haunted House (Araminta Spookie)

11 reviews
Angie Sage

HarperTrophy, 2008

Highly Recommend from Mother of 9 year old girl
I found this book last year shortly after it was published. My 9 year old daughter loves to read, but has a penchant for "spooky" or ghost stories, of which most are not the highest quality of literature for this age!! I read the description of this book on Amazon.com and bought it, to see if it was something that my daughter would enjoy, and I wouldn't mind her reading (I'm not a big fan of ...

ACT! by Sage For Dummies (For Dummies (Computer/Tech))

4 reviews
Karen S. Fredricks

For Dummies, 2007

Organizing your contacts made easy
This book is fabulous. It takes the dummy and shows him how to use a piece of software that manages all of your contacts. In addition to learning the features of the software, it suggests ways to improve your business with the features of the software. Do you know how to track how your client found your business? Do you know where each of your prospects or clients is in the pipeline? Can you ...

Flyte (Septimus Heap, Book 2)

47 reviews
Angie Sage

Katherine Tegen Books, 2006

The Septimus Heap books are definitely ones to follow.
Reviewed by Neha Kashmiri (age 14) for Reader Views (10/08) "Flyte" is the second book in the Septimus Heap series; "Magykal" was the first. It has been about a year since Boy 412 has found out that he is really Septimus Heap, the seventh son of the seventh son, Silas Heap. He is now apprenticed under Marcia Overstrand, the ExtraOrdinary Wizard. Meanwhile, Jenna is trying to adjust to life ...

The Sage's Tao Te Ching: Ancient Advice for the Second Half of Life

12 reviews
William Martin

Da Capo Press, 2000

Plan on rereading it at least once a year.
Being interested in Eastern religions and philosophies, I've read several translations of the Tao Te Ching, one of which is William Martin's (A Path and a Practice). I was so impressed by this book, that I wanted to read more of his writings. Having recently passed "mid-life," I was especially drawn to The Sage's Tao Te Ching. Mr. Martin's interpretation of this ancient work is sensitive, ...

The Sage from Galilee: Rediscovering Jesus' Genius

6 reviews
David Flusser, R. Steven Notley

Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, 2007

Great Historical Work
Table of Contents: Forward, by R. Steven Notley Introducing David Flusser's Jesus, by James H. Charlesworth Preface 1: The Sources 2. Ancestry 3. Baptism 4. Law 5. Love 6. Ethics 7. The Kingdom of Heaven 8. The Son 9. The Son of Man 10. Jerusalem 11. Death 12. Epilogue Chronological Table Bibliography Index of Subjects Index of Scripture References From Chapter 1 to the end ...

Red Sage: Contemporary Western Cuisine

6 reviews
Mark Charles Miller

John Wiley & Sons, 1999

Red Sage
Not only have I read the book, which is well written and quite insightful, but I have had the priviledge to create many of the dishes presented. The techniques are fairly simple for a seasoned chef, and the only trick is finding the ingredients if you live in a smaller town. One item I have discovered cannot be substituted is the can of chipoltes in adobo sauce. If you find them, buy many cans, ...