Acceptance Groups for Survivors
Nancy Bauser, ACSW, BCETS, BCDT |
Featured Reviews
Frank Farrelly, ACSW from Madison, Wisconsin is
a former clinical professor, author and internationally known psychotherapist. In a review for her website, Mr.
Farrelly writes, “Acceptance Groups for Survivors is a well organized intelligently tough but compassionately
realistic guide for professionals leading groups of survivors of brain injury and other disabilities." .... Full Review
Is it possible for one man to change the world? Can one
person with a simple but elegant message bring about peace in all nations? The answer is yes! .... Full Review
Evans’ writing ranges from the simple
physical descriptions of the world around us to the deeper permutations of the complex equation that humanity is.
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Gambling for Good Mail
Evelyn Cole |
Last Full Measure of Devotion
Donald J. Farinacci |
In Steel Shards Bidwell Moore tears down many of the
half-truths and outright lies of World War 2, chiefly the character and role of the leaders and soldiers of France. It also portrays the German
soldiers and people not as monsters, but the regular men and women they were--swept into a disaster not of there making. .... Full Review
Yet it is rare to find a book such as Anglin’s What Is
Man?. Here we find an entirely different work, a work that cares to answer not something from the past, but something from today, and not
how we do something, but why we are. .... Full Review |
Half-Way There
Martha Harris |
The Black Pearl
Bidwell Moore |
What a roller-coaster ride of a novel. New York
Detective James Moran is baffled at every turn by a sniper who stays three steps ahead of him. And the sudden appearance of a
copy-cat killer doesn't help Moran one bit. Only after several people have been murdered, including two police officers, does the
pattern begin to emerge -- and what a pattern!
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How The Burma Railroad Shaped The Life Of An Ex-POW Of World War II is the story of an amazing
man, Fredrich Klutzow, and his life experiences, Fate, refers to things beyond his control such as his involvement in World War II and his
three and one-half year imprisonment in Japanese prison camps. Faith, as it relates to his belief in God who was the source of
his Fortitude to overcome the atrocities of war and surviving prison camps against all odds.
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Out Of Darkness: The Journey To Hope
Bruce Van Dusen |
Firing and Flying for the Field Artillery in Korea
Lt. Col. Kincheon H. Bailey |
This book is a tribute to the professional expertise of the field artillery
support as described with the personal experience of Lt. Col. Kincheon H. Bailey in his book Firing and Flying for the Field Artillery in
Korea. It's frank and goes to the base line of the way things were. .... Full Review
Enticed by the title, I read
the story. A recently married woman, threatened by a change in her social status, illuminated by facts about her husband, and overwhelmed with the
crisis of self confidence, seeks a "lietmotif" to find an answer to these and other questions. .... Full Review
Growing up is a process we all endure but seldom has it been
described in such an entertaining fashion. Rituals recounts the experiences of one young couple—through the eyes of the man—as they move
towards a permanent commitment. .... Full Review
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The Spanish Enigma
Joseph Steven |
America: Culture Shock
Ian C. Dawkins Moore |
This story, by a keen, long-time observer of the
American health scene is a concise, lucid account of the many obstacles we have encountered in achieving a system of universal financing
of health care. .... Full Review
Once in a great while, an idea comes along that is so revolutionary,
yet so obvious, that it is hard to decide which is more amazing--the idea, or the thinking of it. How to Become a Conscious Being to
Correctly Think Through Any Problem by Darrell Saaj is one of these very rare phenomena. .... Full Review
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The Security of Silence
Donald F. Megnin |
Principles of Physical Education and Sports Studies,
and
Research in All Nations
Noriaki Osada |
Ship to Sky is an interesting work precisely because it focuses more on human foibles and less on the glory and prestige of the ship. .... Full Review
This book is not the love-story of the century, but it’s about a woman who slowly loses
everything in her life because of that delusion. After reading this book, one can better understand both Michelle and delusional love. .... Full Review
Russick uses the third person narrative to great effect in
Beyond Marienburg. Throughout the work, he is both detailed and personal, giving us the environment and the characters with remarkable
clarity. .... Full Review
Review Coming Soon! .... Full Review
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The Manuscript
Brien Jones |
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