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Testament of Youth: An Autobiographical Study of the Years 1900-1925 (Virago classic non-fiction)by: Vera Brittain January 01, 1933 Best Selling > Books > By Subject |
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My mother having pressed me to read this book, I finally got round to it early this year. Thank God I did.
I cannot begin to put into words how much this book touched me. Vera Brittan must be an inspiration to all women; a strong and determined character who, despite losing almost everything to the War, did not give up. Vera Brittan was a young, ambitious girl growing up pre-war with aspirations to go to University (something uncommon for the day.) She succeeded in getting into Oxford to study English. Then the War came crashing into her life, and Vera's brother and friends get called up to fight. She herself finds her place, working as a nurse first in London, then abroad. Vera Brittan lost so much to this horrific War and yet ... Read More: >>More Details |
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The Tiger Child: A Folk Tale from India (Puffin Folk Tales of the World)by: Joanna Troughton October 31, 1996 Best Selling > Books > By Subject |
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as a student teacher i'm constantly looking for new stories and poems - i was delighted to come across this book and took great pleasure in reading it to my class. The children range from 4 to 7 but all loved the story. My animal mad year 2's thought it was brillant whilst the very youngest put it down to magic!! i would recommend this book to anyone with children of any age or those who are still young at heart!!
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If You Meet Buddha on the Road, Kill Himby: Sheldon Kopp January 01, 1920 Best Selling > Books > By Subject |
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I work as a speechwriter and I love this type of book because it's full of quotable stuff.
Lines like, 'You are free to do whatever you like. You need only face the consequences.' or, 'You can't make anyone love you. You just have to reveal who your are and take your chances.' He illustrates his theories using some of the Great Classics of Western Literature - Chaucer's Wife of Bath, Kafka's The Castle, John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress and Shakespeare's Macbeth. The thrust of the book is 'The secret is that there is no secret'. We must all face our problems, there are no real gurus with all the answers. Life is complex, difficult, unpredictable, confusing - fun sometimes - harrowing and depressing at ... Read More: >>More Details |
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When You and Your Mother Can't Be Friendsby: Victoria Secunda 1990 Best Selling > Books > By Subject |
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I would recommend this book to anyone who has ever had problems with their mother or simply need to understand mother-daughter dynamics. This interplay does not only effect the direct protagonists but it also has a profound effect on our choice of friends, partners and work. Understanding this relationship means starting the road to real maturity.
I myself being a person who is in therapy because of a dominating mother, found this book helpful. Reading about other women having problems with their own mother helped me feel less lonely and less of a freak. The book is divided in various sections amongst which the various types of dysfunctional mothers and the different types of dysfunctional daughter. One the result of the other in a series of ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Getting Well Again: The Bestselling Classic About the Simontons' Revolutionary Lifesaving Self-Awareness Techniquesby: O.Carl Simonton, Stephanie Matthews Simonton, James L. Creighton January 01, 1920 Best Selling > Books > By Subject |
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I was diagnosed with Cancer around 4 weeks ago. This book helped me find my way thru the chemo and the various ops to cut the cancer out. This book should be given to all cancer patients upon discovery. With explicit chapters explaining how to engage your mind to help you heal as well as factors which will measurably improve your chances of success.
By actively engaging the knowledge within this book, I'm healing 10 times faster then the typical patient with my type of cancer. APPLIED knowledge is power, buy this book, but more importantly, USE IT! I also recommend: ** A Cancer Battle Plan: Six Strategies for Beating Cancer ** The PH Miracle: Balance Your Diet, Reclaim Your Health ** Love, Medicine and ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Poems of Maya Angelouby: Maya Angelou January 01, 1920 Best Selling > Books > By Subject |
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i am 15 and have not yet finished this wonderful book, but i'm loving every minute of it so far. Still I Rise is by far my favorite. I never realized a single poem could hold such inspiration and strength. A book that should be read by everyone of all ages and colors. Many thanks to Maya Angelou for such lovely poems.
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Stick and Rudder: An Explanation of the Art of Flying: An Expalnation of the Art of Flyingby: Wolfgang Langewiesche January 01, 1944 Best Selling > Books > By Subject |
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I thought I had aeroplane control sussed as a student. A bit rough at the edges and things occasionally happened that I wasn't quite expecting, but good enough and nothing dangerous... Until I read this book. Langewiesche has writtten a masterpeice on the "art" of flying and is still compulsive reading after 60 years in print. His references are occasionally quaint, such as comparing the "gait" of your aeroplane to the gait of your horse and referring to the elevator as "flippers" (the latter being much less misleading). If only he'd also written books called "A Practical Guide to International Politics", "Crime Fighting Made Simple" and "Understanding Women" the word would be a better place ;o) >>More Details |
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How to Carve Wood: A Book of Projects and Techniques (Fine Woodworking Book): A Book of Projects and Techniques (Fine Woodworking Book)by: Rick Butz January 01, 1901 Best Selling > Books > By Subject |
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I thought I had aeroplane control sussed as a student. A bit rough at the edges and things occasionally happened that I wasn't quite expecting, but good enough and nothing dangerous... Until I read this book. Langewiesche has writtten a masterpeice on the "art" of flying and is still compulsive reading after 60 years in print. His references are occasionally quaint, such as comparing the "gait" of your aeroplane to the gait of your horse and referring to the elevator as "flippers" (the latter being much less misleading). If only he'd also written books called "A Practical Guide to International Politics", "Crime Fighting Made Simple" and "Understanding Women" the word would be a better place ;o) >>More Details |
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Oor Wullie 1941 Facsimile (Bi-Annual)from: Aurum Press Ltd 1940 Best Selling > Books > By Subject |
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I thought I had aeroplane control sussed as a student. A bit rough at the edges and things occasionally happened that I wasn't quite expecting, but good enough and nothing dangerous... Until I read this book. Langewiesche has writtten a masterpeice on the "art" of flying and is still compulsive reading after 60 years in print. His references are occasionally quaint, such as comparing the "gait" of your aeroplane to the gait of your horse and referring to the elevator as "flippers" (the latter being much less misleading). If only he'd also written books called "A Practical Guide to International Politics", "Crime Fighting Made Simple" and "Understanding Women" the word would be a better place ;o) >>More Details |
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Emily of New Moon (Children's Continuous Series)by: L.M. Montgomery January 01, 1920 Best Selling > Books > By Subject |
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I love Anne of Green Gables and thought this book would be just as good.
Emily is a spoilt brat. She seems to think, along with everyone else at New moon farm, that being a Murrey means you are better than everybody else. She is always feeling sorry for herself. the way she goes on about aunt Elizabeth, who is really a big softie, is very annoying. Her teacher had a perfect right to tell her off when she was writing poetry instead of doing her maths, and yet she goes on about how mean she is. She only become friends with people who are either clever, determind, or pretty, most people don't seem good enough for herto be with according to the book. >>More Details |
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