I love the thoughts in this book..It's good to give to a loved one. Someone you know well. I find that it was relaxing to the mind. It helped me understand life. I passed on to my sister as a gift and she enjoyed it. She is a big fan of kim anderson books. And she has other books that are like this one. Really it's a good book.

As a successful attorney and businessman I have long taken pride in my skill at resolving conflicts, but I have also been haunted by some puzzling failures. As is normal, I tended to attribute those to the failings of the people I had to deal with. This book very quickly (in less than an hour) helped me to see what I might have done differently and how I contributed to the failures. It also conveyed this information gently enough so I could hear it! The book is positive--it suggests effective technics rather than attacking problematic behaviors. The book is about process and it convincingly conveys the notion that in conflict resolution process is the key--how we deal with differences is more important than the specific disputes over facts or logic. A successful conflict resolution is one in which all parties feel good about the resolution and about each other. In this respect, it is consistent with another marvelous short book, "Justice is Conflict," which first helped me realize that in maintaining civilization and civility, the process for decision making is more important than the substantive differences between hotly disputed issues.

The book would have benefited from one more round of editing to eliminate some very minor but irritating clerical errors, however this did not detract from its value enough to cause me to reduce its rating from five stars.

This book is a must read for not only haitian americans but anyone interested in understanding the cruel system of slavery that is still in place today in Haiti. The author takes us through his painful youth as a child slave, or restavec, into his adulthood.

Although this book was sad in many respects, I really enjoyed reading it as it really opened my eyes to abuses in Haiti I had no idea existed. The author also spends time dealing with his experience with "black America" and how as a haiitan man he had difficulties in relating to the black experience/culture of the U.S, and the inherent racisim that comes with the skin color from whites, and the prejuduice that comes from blacks.

GOOD READ!

Resurrection Inc. is one of the best books I've ever read. If you are fan of Mr. Anderson's work, this is a great place to continue. If you haven't read anything by him, this is a great place to start.

I purchased this book when it originally came out and it has been a fav of mine for years. When I met Mr. Anderson and his wife a few years back, I presented me copy for him to sign, and he was in shock. He hadn't seen a copy in many years and was pleased to see his older works still in circulation.

I can't say enough good things about Resurrection Inc. You won't go wrong with this book! A great addition to any collector's library!

I read this story while living in a remote fishing village in Nova Scotia.I loved the fact that the main character wanted to live on her own in New York City and was bummed about her little sister getting all the attention in the family.Her adventures amused me and the lessons she learns in the end were inspiring.I read this book so many times the whole book fell apart!I would love to have a copy now to see if I still enjoy it.It was my all time favorite book as a teen.

The River and I, chronicles in metaphoric imagery John Neihart's open boat navigation of the Great Missouri River for two thousand-miles, from Fort Benton, Montana down to Sioux City, Iowa. Originally commisioned for a magazine the book contains 25 photos and illustrations made on the trip.

Young Neihardt views the Missouri River in flood: ".... This cruel, invulnerable, restless giant.... This yellow, sinous beast with hell broth slavering from its jaws!... This dare-devil boy-god that sauntered along with a town in its pocket, and a steepled church under its arm for a moment's toy."

Anderson's journal, diary and narrative are an insightful look into his personal experiences, observations and thoughts during the fur trade year of 1834. Describing the multitude of people, places and events along the soon to be Oregon Trail , I can see why many historians reference his book for this time period. In typical Dale Morgan fashion, the editing is extremely well done, meticulously picking his way mile by mile with Anderson. Also included is the "Galaxy of Mountain Men" which are short but pertinent biographies of forty five men who influenced and helped shape the fur trade and western expansion movement.

One of the most indepth books on breed description. The author goes into great detail on the personality and description of each breed. Whether it is suited for apartment, suburban, or estate living. He also gives coat care and exercise requirements. The Photographs are of beautiful representatives of their breed.

Este libro ha sido otro de los medios por los cuales Dios me ha hablado, liberado y bendicido grandemente. Estoy segura que me ayudara a comprender y a apoyar a personas con problemas espirituales. Este no es el tipo de libros que se leen una vez y se olvidan. Es un manual que quiero conservar siempre. Gracias Dr. Anderson!

This is a great book! Tamika Whitmore will most likely be Most Improved Player of the Year for 2002 and she is just an awesome player and person. This is definitely a must have for any Liberty fan.