books about: series-baxter (dispensational gender-related opportunities)

books about: series-baxter

books:

Return (Redemption Series-Baxter 1, Book 3)

23 reviews
Karen Kingsbury, Gary Smalley

Tyndale House Publishers, 2003

Return - Redemption Series - Book 3
What can I say but once you start the very first book of the series, you are hooked. M Blake

A Fine Line (The Baxter Series #5)

3 reviews
Kathy Herman

Multnomah Books, 2003

A Fine Line...
Baxter's city council voted to let Thompson Tire Corporation build a plant in town. Most of the residents were glad about it. Some were not. Sheila Paxton was the company's lawyer. Sheila made a move on Charlie Kirby, Baxter's mayor, even though she knew he was happily married and had seven kids. Charlie seriously considered it, was very tempted, and refused the offer. When Sheila suddenly died, ...

Dictionary of Economics, Fourth Edition (The Economist Series)

3 reviews
Graham Bannock, R E Baxter, ...

Bloomberg Press, 2003

Handy and dense
This, the Fourth Edition of The Economist's handy publication, is not a dictionary in the ordinary sense of the term. There is no pronunciation guide and most of the entries are phrases, not single words, e.g., "circular flow of money," "durable goods," "Gibrat's law," "marginal utility," "theory of games," etc. The "definitions" are more like explanations, some of them quite elaborate. Nobel ...

Forever (Firstborn Series-Baxter 2, Book 5)

52 reviews
Karen Kingsbury

Thorndike Press, 2007

Wow!!!
Normally I don't post reviews for books, but I wanted to for this one. I found myself with tears rolling down my face in several parts of this book. I have read the Redemption Series and all the previous books in the Firstborn Series but this is definitely my favorite so far. I always keep these books coming and reserve the next 1 or 2 from the library as I'm reading each book, so I don't have to ...

Someday (Sunrise Series-Baxter 3, Book 3)

33 reviews
Karen Kingsbury

Tyndale House Publishers, 2008

Someday by Karen Kingsbury
Karen Kingsbury is one of the best Christain fiction authors I have ever read. I have read all of the books about the Baxter family, the author really captures your interest in each member of the Baxter family. She takes each character and walks you through their problems and how they all come to know Christ (or renew their faith) and lean on him to help them through their lives. I have read ...

Rejoice (Redemption Series-Baxter 1, Book 4)

16 reviews
Karen Kingsbury, Gary Smalley

Tyndale House Publishers, 2004

remarkable
The entire redemption series is amazing. It touches a woman's heart and soul. I cried and rejoiced along with the Baxter family. I recommend this to all Christian fiction readers.

Retreads (Southwestern Writers Collection Series)

3 reviews
Prudence Mackintosh

University of Texas Press, 2002

Mothers of Boys -- Share in the Joy
From the moment I discovered Prudence Mackintosh in Thundering Sneakers (first of the trilogy), I fell in love with her style of writing. She shares the joys of boys along with her own cherishing of the moments of parenting them. Retreads will make you laugh until you cry as you share her wonderful observations of her own 3 boys in those "tween years" where they are too big to hold and way too ...

Reunion (Redemption Series-Baxter 1, Book 5)

18 reviews
Karen Kingsbury, Gary Smalley

Thorndike Press, 2006

Moved me to tears
Rarely does a book move me to tears but this one did. This book was well written. I though Elizabeth and her family demonstrated great courage during this time of adversity. Not all was sad in the book. I don't want to give too much away for those who haven't read the book yet but you will be pleased at some of the ways God is working miracles in the lives of some of the other Baxter clan. ...

High Stakes (The Baxter Series #4)

6 reviews
Kathy Herman

Multnomah Books, 2003

Kathy Herman/Baxter Series
I have read the entire Baxter series: books 1 through 5 and they were excellent. I would recommend the series to anyone who enjoys suspense and romance with a life changing story line.

The History and Management of the Mastiff (History and Management Series)

2 reviews
Bettf Baxter, Patricia B. Hoffman

Scan Books, 1986

Wow-- the most informative book ever
Words cannot explain how great this book is. It goes back and tells you about the great Mastiffs of the past, how they were bred, and how modern Mastiffs came to be. The photos alone are a marvel. This is a treasure that never should have been put out of print. It is the kind of book that Mastiff lovers and breeders will be reading forever.

The Miamis! (Hoosier Heritage Series)

1 review
Nancy Niblack Baxter

Emmis Books, 1987

good book
My 3rd grade son read this aloud within our homeschool history program and we enjoyed it immensely. I thought it very telling of native american life. Although I do not posess the credentials to judge thoroughly it seemed honest and devoted to passing on an authentic story of Miami indians. Needs a fluent reader, but the story could be understand by children ages 4 and up. Some scary moments ...

1 review
Christie I. Baxter

Wiley, 1997

A good resource for foundations
This book is a wonderful primer for any foundation considering making program-related investments.

Knowing and Reasoning in College: Gender-Related Patterns in Students' Intellectual Development (Jossey Bass ...

2 reviews
Marcia B. Baxter Magolda

Jossey-Bass, 1992

developmental theory made clear
Baxter Magolda uses exerpts from her own longitudinal research to clearly introduce four "ways of knowing" that students generally progress through during the college years. The quotes (with further interpretation by the author) allow the reader to follow a handful of students and hear them relate, in their own words, the ways in which they make sense of the world. Baxter Magolda further ...

A Divided Heart: Letters of Sally Baxter Hampton, 1853-1862 (The South Caroliniana Series : Bibliographical ...

1 review
Ann Fripp Hampton

Reprint Co, 1980

Great Book
Item as described, arrived in good shape in a timely fashion. Would do business with again.

The strategic grasp of the Bible;: A series of studies in the structural and dispensational characteristics ...

1 review
J. Sidlow Baxter

Zondervan Pub. House, 1970

The big picture
In reading the Bible, it is easy to 'miss the forest for the trees'. Baxter's book is perhaps the most insightful and useful reference on 'what the Bible is all about'. This scholarly, yet extremely readable, work will be appreciated by both the new-comer as well as the accomplished Bible student. It provides a useful framework as to how the various parts of the Bible fit together, and helps ...

The Year America Discovered Texas: Centennial '36 (Centennial Series of the Association of Former Students, ...

1 review
Kenneth Baxter Ragsdale

Texas a & M Univ Pr, 1987

Excellent, factual treatment of the Texas Centennial
This is the only detailed overview of the event.

Rock Climbing (Outdoor Pursuits Series)

2 reviews
Phillip Baxter Watts

Human Kinetics Publishers, 1996

This book is great for beginning courses.
Rock Climbing is an excellent resource for beginning courses offered through high school and university programs. The text is full color and includes many exciting photographs by noted climbing photographers and very nice artist renderings of gear and techniques. All the basics for getting started are covered. The text describes techniques and methods for Traditional and Sport Leading as well ...

Forever (Firstborn series-Baxter 2, Book 5)

1 review
Karen Kingsbury

Thorndike Press, 2007

Fame, Forgiven, Found, Family and Forever......
I hope that as you read this book, "Forever", you have read the four books that precede it. I dearly LOVED this series. I couldn't put any of the books down for more than a moment. The characters became as real people to me as they did to the author. One thing I found interesting to my own value system is that most other "Christian fiction authors" I have read, are quite squeaky clean i.e. no ...

Counseling and Development (VGM opportunities series)

1 review
Neale J. Baxter

NTC Publishing Group,U.S., 2001

Very Useful Resource - Career Exploration/Job Entry
When I picked up this book, I was planning a career change with a goal to work in some sort of therapy or counseling setting. But, I wasn't sure - what is the difference between psychology, counseling and social work, with respect to my goals? I had read some books on psychology jobs, and some on social work jobs, but none had addressed this. I picked up this book, which gives a great discussion ...

Gulliver Zone (Web Series 1)

1 review
Stephen Baxter

Orion Books, 1997

A great book
In the world of "The Web" series, people are hooked up to the internet by using suits that take their minds to the web. Sarah is one of the many users on the Web, and on world peace day takes a friend and her annoying little brother on a trip to the Gulliver Zone, a virtual magical kingdom. However, after meeting a small race of people called lilliputians, Sarah and her brother are shrunk down to ...