books about: taking     books:       Seven Choices: Taking the Steps to New Life After Losing Someone You Love22 reviews Elizabeth Harper Neeld I B S Books Stocked, 1997 The Book I Wish I'd Written My friends keep telling me I should write a book about my grief, but I think that what Elizabeth Harper Neeld has written is better than anything I could produce. This book is so readable and covers every aspect of grief. My husband died four months ago, and I have found this book exceedingly helpful. Elixabeth put the most important step first "To experience and express grief fully." There are ...             Great Leaders See the Future First: Taking Your Organization to the Top in Five Revolutionary Steps22 reviews Carolyn Corbin Dearborn Trade, 2000 Vision and Street Smarts: A Winning Combination The title of this book should not be taken literally. What Corbin correctly suggests is that the most effective leaders are those who recognize, sooner than anyone else does, certain indicators of what often become emerging trends and perhaps even a new industry. Stated another way, they see the possible (perhaps probable) implications and consequences of events occurring now. I am reminded of ...             Taking Care of the Me in Mommy: Becoming a Better Mom - Spirit, Body & Soul26 reviews Lisa Whelchel Integrity Publishers, 2006 Great book for busy moms I really enjoyed this book and found it very helpful. Lisa shows busy moms how to take care of their spirits, bodies, souls, selves, and relationships. After discussing the importance of each area, she gives several specific examples of how to take care of this part of you. For example, under taking care of your soul, she lists some fun things to do with your family--such as pillow fights, a ...             Taking Flight: Inspiration And Techniques To Give Your Creative Spirit Wings28 reviews Kelly Rae Roberts North Light Books, 2008 She gives you wings of your own! Kelly Rae's first book is glorious! She shares her heart, her art, and her beautiful spirit. You will not want to put this beautiful book away.             Taking Life Head On!42 reviews Hal Elrod The Empty Canoe, 2006 A GREAT BOOK! I had moderate expectations for this book, but was really blown away with how good it ended up being. It's exactly the right length and goes into just the right amount of detail. I look forward to sharing this book with family and friends. This is written by pretty much and unknown guy with an unknown publisher; yet it is head and shoulders better than more commercialized material.             Taking Charge of Your Fertility, 10th Anniversary Edition: The Definitive Guide to Natural Birth Control, ...1062 reviews Toni Weschler Collins Living, 2006 Recommend for every woman! I decided to buy this book after a recommendation from a friend, whose doctor told her about it. I decided to buy it as soon as my husband and I started trying for a baby to speed up the process of getting pregnant. I learned so much about my body through this book. I definitely recommend it for ALL women - those who want a baby and those who'd like to prevent one. GREAT read!             Taking Care of Your Child18 reviews Robert Pantell Addison-Wesley, 1979 Taking Care of Your Child:A parent's Illustrated Guide to Complete Medical Care I bought this book 27 years ago when I had my first child. I loved it then and love it now. I give it to every expectant mother I know. Our doctor was surprised that a new mom would know exactly what to ask and what information to have on hand. It has an easy to follow format with questions and guidelines for the taking care of your child. The book helps the parent know when to call the doctor ...             Taking Over22 reviews Dylan Otto Krider Amazon, 2007 Engaging and well-balanced I am a fussy reader, and generally do not have the patience to read a novel that does not immediately catch my attention. This excerpt does that in spades, and I am anxious to read more. The characters ring true and have captured my interest, and the imagry is fantastic. The passage plays in my head like a movie (and I expect that this story would translate well on the big screen). I love the ...             Taking Your Talent to the Web: A Guide for the Transitioning Designer31 reviews Jeffrey Zeldman New Riders Publishing, 2001 Most excellent A thorough, comprehensive and usable book for people trying to migrate from traditional media into the (sometimes) scary world of new media. Jeffrey Zeldman's unique voice permeates the entire book, holds your hand, and gently guides you through the ups & downs of working with the web. His examples are concise and to the point, his writing style (as always) humorous and friendly, and, most ...             Heal Your Headache: The 1-2-3 Program for Taking Charge of Your Pain228 reviews David Buchholz Workman Publishing Company, 2002 Amazing success!! Upon a friend's recommendation, I gave this book to my sister-in-law who has had headaches constantly for over 40 years. It took a few weeks, but it has changed her life. She has used it for almost 3 months now and only gets headaches a couple of days each month. Now she is mad when she gets them, for she knows what life can be like without them. Also the headaches are different, still bad, ...             50 Ways to Create Great Relationships: How to Stop Taking and Start Giving12 reviews Steve Chandler Career Press, 2000 For ALL relationships I thought I was ordering the book and ended up with the CD's instead. Good mistake, it gave me something to listen to during my hour commute to work each morning. It's clear that we create the life & relationships we want. Coercing and manipulating people to do what you want them to do and be what you want them to be doesn't work. It's difficult enough trying to change the things that irritate ...             Press Play: Taking the Single Life Off Hold12 reviews Patti Gordon Multnomah Books, 2006 A treasure hunt of the heart. Don't be fooled by the title. This book is not just for singles. It's for anyone looking for purpose, love, fulfillment, or a place of belonging. Patti takes you along on her personal treasure hunt as she finds all that Jesus prayed in John 17:20-26 for the Father to give to those who will become his disciples. Patti found love when she discovered that God loves her as He has loved his Son. She ...             About My Father's Business: Taking Your Faith to Work17 reviews Regi Campbell Multnomah Books, 2005 great evangelistic tool! This book includes an incredible tool for evangelism called the IMAP. It lined up perfectly with a passion for evangelism God was birthing in me, and as a result it's been one of the most impactful tools I've ever come across. It's helped me see the areas where I'm weak, it's given me consistency in keeping in touch with people, and it's given me vision for what to pray for them for. As I've had ...             The Unbeatable Market: Taking the Indexing Path to Financial Peace of Mind18 reviews Ron Ross Ross, 2002 A Comprehensive "Survey" of The Full Scope of The Literature of EMT My career as a retail stockbroker for six years, then for twenty-seven years as an institutional stockbroker selling portfolio analytics and investment research to professional asset managers (pension plan managers, mutual fund managers, and hedge fund managers) has provided me with the opportunity to explore modern portfolio theory, market efficiency, and the investment returns of active ...             OUTDOOR GLAMOUR PHOTOGRAPHY: The Complete Digital Guide to Taking Successful Outdoor Glamour Photographs16 reviews Bill Lemon Atlantic Publishing Company (FL), 2008 Best one yet! I have purchased all of Bill Lemon's books and this is by far his best and most informative. The clarity of his concepts and techniques are as clear and catching as the images in the book. Bill Lemon keeps getting better and better. Cannot wait for the next one!             Leadership and taking care of soldiers: What does it mean? (USAWC Military Studies Program paper)14 reviews Daniel J Sullivan U.S. Army War College, 1991 Life changing I was introduced to Ms. Malloys words by my 9th grade English teacher while preparing for a speech tournament. I had never read poetry like that before, didn't know poetry could be like that before. Her words were honest and real and no holds barred. Because of this one book I have been writing poetry for the last twenty years myself. Everytime I go into a book store I look for her books, old ...             Taking Chances (Heartland #4)15 reviews Lauren Brooke Scholastic Paperbacks, 2001 I knew it! At the time I read this book, I thought that this would be a romance, but it was nothing like that, just dramatic. This book is about Amy, still trying to get over her mothers death, has had one person to always lean on, Ty, the stable boy, but everything just gets thrown! A new stable boy (Ben) comes to Heartland to help Ty out but that doesn't happen. Between Ben beating his horse and Ty anger ...             Sexual Harassment: A Practical Guide to the Law, Your Rights, and Your Options for Taking Action15 reviews Tracy O'Shea, Jane LaLonde St. Martin's Griffin, 1998 A terrific book This book really helped me to identify and deal with a terribly confusing ordeal. I am really happy someone told me about this book and it was available to help me.             The Pebble and the Avalanche: How Taking Things Apart Creates Revolutions12 reviews Moshe Yudkowsky Berrett-Koehler Publishers, 2005 A Genius, An Engineer and An Educator A genius sees an ordinary events and formulates an extraordinary theory. An engineer applies theory into practical business. An educator explains profound thoughts with simple language. Dr. Moshe Yudkowsky is all of the above. The book, The Pebble and The Avalanche, is brilliant. The theory even applies to China, from the huge tight boulder-like society into pebbles of entrepreneurs. We can ...             Make Your Own Luck : 12 Practical Steps to Taking Smarter Risks in Business13 reviews Eileen Shapiro, Howard Stevenson, 2005 A Book for Serious Study Although in previous reviews, the word "easy" is used, the value of this book is found by taking the time to give it serious study. "Make Your Own Luck" is not a simple read with slap-your-head insight at the end of each chapter. Rather, it provides a step-by-step methodology that, if you understand and follow it, increases the odds of your success. 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