books about: sundays     books:       Alexander, Who Used to Be Rich Last Sunday14 reviews Judith Viorst Aladdin, 1987 kinda cute Great for those under 10; my kids think it's funny and keep telling me, "I'll never do that". Yeah, right. :)             Chicken Sunday12 reviews Patricia Polacco Putnam Juvenile, 1998 Another Polacco book that touches your soul CHICKEN SUNDAY is another one of my favorite Polacco books. This is a fabulous and emotionally touching story of an interracial friendship and the children's journey of love and service. Young Patricia (who has written another great episode about her rich and colorful life) and her two best friends Stewart and Winston (who happen to be black) want to buy the boy's gramma (Eula Mae) a hat that ...             Sundays at Tiffany's102 reviews James Patterson, Gabrielle Charbonnet Hachette Audio, 2008 Very Very Good I think that the book starts out a little slow but if you give it a chance it ends up to be a very good read.             The Sunday Philosophy Club (Isabel Dalhousie Mysteries)136 reviews Alexander Mccall Smith Anchor, 2005 Impressed Despite Subpar Mystery Like another reviewer, I also found the writing pretentious at times. Isabel wasn't much of a detective, failing to ask the most obvious question, the answer to which would have resolved the "mystery" in about two pages. Still I liked the book and will begin the second in the series immediately. I enjoyed the philosophical ramblings, the history, the vivid imagery and the emotional depth. ...             Sorrow on Sunday (Lois Meade Mysteries)1 review Ann Purser Berkley, 2008 Sorrow it's over Loved this series and the aging and progression of the characters. I am so sorrowful that there are only seven days in the week.             Sundays at Tiffany's102 reviews James Patterson, Gabrielle Charbonnet Little, Brown and Company, 2008 Very Very Good I think that the book starts out a little slow but if you give it a chance it ends up to be a very good read.             Sunday Suppers at Lucques: Seasonal Recipes from Market to Table25 reviews Suzanne Goin, Teri Gelber Knopf, 2005 delicious, accessible seasonal meals I've made three recipes (warm mushroom herb salad, duck in banyuls, turnip/parsnip gratin). All three have been easy to make, without undue fussing at the end of the preparation. I monkeyed with the greens in the mushroom dish, and punted on types of mushroom (substituting less expensive baby bellas in amongst the pricey chanterelles and oyster mushrooms), without any problems with the outcome ...             Sunday Afternoon on the Porch: Reflections of a Small Town in Iowa, 1939-1942 (Bur Oak Book)2 reviews Jim Heynen University Of Iowa Press, 2007 Creative and Nostalgic I received this book as a Fathers Day gift and once I opened it, I did not put it down until I read it and looked at all the pictures. Since I was born in 1929 in a small Pennsylvania town, I couldn't help remembering seeing and playing with similar people that were depicted in the book. During that era, in the early forties, I delivered meats and groceries on a bicycle for the local store. The ...             Sundays in America: A Yearlong Road Trip in Search of Christian Faith4 reviews Suzanne Strempek Shea Beacon Press, 2008 The Best Pursuit of American Letters -- Telling "Our" Stories -- and a Sure Hit With NPR Fans The best spiritual stories are the stories of people all around us -- what journalists like to call "real people," as if media professionals normally exist in a realm of plastic replicas. And, perhaps that's the problem with a lot of what passes for American media, these days, isn't it? Writing as a journalist for more than 30 years, as someone who has circled the globe and also poked around ...             Between Sundays24 reviews Karen Kingsbury Zondervan, 2008 Couldn't put it down I love Karen Kingsbury and this book is no exception. It was hard for me to put it down!!             The New York Times Sunday Crossword Omnibus Volume 8: 200 World-Famous Sunday Puzzles from the Pages of The ...2 reviews The New York Times St. Martin's Griffin, 2004 The World's Best Large-Sized Crosswords Puzzlers know that the Sunday Times crosswords are not necessarily the hardest ones--those are the puzzles that appear on Fridays and Saturdays in the Times--but they are much bigger, about half again as large as the daily puzzles. And they also have a title--which helps the solver to figure out what the puzzle's theme might be--and they supply name the constructor of the puzzles, something that ...             The New York Times Sunday Crossword Puzzles Volume 33: 50 Sunday Puzzles from the Pages of The New York Times2 reviews St. Martin's Griffin, 2007 I am an Addict I have been addicted to NY Times Sunday crosswords for years. This collection is no let-down. My only complaint? Not enough of them! I ordered the Omnibus collection with this: 500 puzzles! You can't go wrong with any of the NY Times crossword publications.             Countdown to Sunday: A Daily Guide for Those Who Dare to Preach8 reviews Chris Erdman Brazos Press, 2007 Don't let death write your sermons "The best way to be a really good preacher is by not trying to be good at all." "Go ahead, preach as badly as you can. You can't do it." If I could just keep those two great bits of advice in healthy tension, I'll be a much better preacher this Sunday. Knowing Chris Erdman and his giftedness, I was prepared for a great read on the "countdown to Sunday." Not only was I not disappointed, ...             The New York Times Sunday Crossword Puzzles Volume 27 (New York Times Sunday Crossword Puzzles) The New York Times St. Martin's Griffin, 2001 50 Sunday-size puzzles from the pages of The New York Times The New York Times puzzles are America’s Favorite! Millions of crossword fans know that The New York Times crosswords are the gold standard in puzzling. Under Will Shortz’s editorship, the New York Times crossword puzzles have featured increased wordplay and a hip, contemporary attitude towards crosswording—along with the same high standards that have always ...             The Fabulous Reinvention of Sunday School: Transformational Techniques for Reaching and Teaching Kids3 reviews Aaron Reynolds Zondervan, 2007 Refreshing, Inspiring,.. Fabulous!!! I can think of only one word to sum up what I thought of this book: Fabulous! Honestly. Last week someone on my staff gave me this book. Although I have a creative streak, usually my administrative tendencies crowd out that part of my personality. Knowing that Willow Creek highly values and usually sets the standard on using the "arts" in ministry... I initially wasn't interested. I figured ...             Second Sunday45 reviews Michele Andrea Bowen Grand Central Publishing, 2005 Great book This is the first time I have ever read anything by Ms. Bowen and I must say I LOVED IT. I laughed so hard and could not put this book down for one second. If I had known it was part of a series I would have read Church Folks, first. Absolutely loved it             700 Sundays48 reviews Billy Crystal Grand Central Publishing, 2006 Loved It! I saw this book in a BJ's store and thought it looked interesting. So I got it and loved it! Mr. Crystal has always been hilarious and it didn't get shorted in this book! I loved this book so much I brought it down to my dad for him to read and he loved it too! Dad's are special and I thank Mr. Crystal for giving us a little view of his life with his. Awesome work!             The New York Times Sunday Crossword Omnibus Volume 9: 200 World-Famous Sunday Puzzles from the Pages of The ...3 reviews The New York Times St. Martin's Griffin, 2006 200 NYT Sunday crosswords from 2001-2005 This strongly recommended 'omnibus' volume collects 200 New York Times Sunday crossword puzzles that were originally published between August 6, 2001 and June 19, 2005. Some of these puzzles were originally reprinted in recent spiral-bound, fifty-puzzle volumes of the NYT Sunday series. One puzzle appears on each page and all answers are in the back. This is slim enough for most travelers yet ...             Palm Sunday: An Autobiographical Collage14 reviews Kurt Vonnegut The Dial Press, 1999 Vonnegut self-revealed This volume is a time-capsule of information about Vonnegut's life, as revealed by Vonnegut himself. This book is timely information not only as a memorial to his life, but also as a source of insights about the nature of the world he lived in, specifically including the McCarthy red-baiting years, but the shadows of WWII. Anyone who isn't already familiar with the U.S. fire-bombing of Dresden ...             The Sunday List of Dreams17 reviews Kris Radish Bantam, 2007 The Sunday List of Dreams Received this book asap and although I haven'e read it yet....I know it will be good....her other books are excellent......              search for books 1939-1942, afternoon, alexander, america, autobiographical, between, chicken, christian, countdown, crossword, crosswords, dalhousie, fabulous, mysteries, omnibus, philosophy, puzzles, reaching, recipes, reflections, reinvention, seasonal, sundays, suppers, teaching, techniques, tiffany, transformational, world-famous, yearlong books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. 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