

Life Changing Experience
This book is an excellent daily meditation guide.
This is the ultimate self-help book!

"... for, behold, the kingdom of God is within you."inspires "The Power of Positive Thinking" and Alcoholics
Anonymous. It is uplifting, informative, and challenging.
And it tells me I am what I think.
This is the best devotional I think I've ever read.
Good Book

Wonderful
Short Essays of Wisdom from a Deep ThinkerEach short essay brings an enlightening observation about the nature of life, which will change the reader's perspective about his situation.
To fully understand the premises that Dr. Fox discusses in this book, a reader would do better to start with THE TEN COMMANDMENTS, THE MASTER KEY TO LIFE, or POWER THROUGH CONSTRUCTIVE THINKING. This will acquaint the reader with the unique belief system Dr. Fox promulgates.
Reader: If you have nagging questions about the Bible and the reasons things are the way they are in life, you will find this and other Emmet Fox books to be very helpful in working out your own personal puzzle.
This book, like Dr. Fox's other works, are the bases for the works of Napoleon Hill, Anthony Robbins, Deepak Chopra, and Dale Carnegie.
If you read and follow the beliefs in this book, you will experience a change in your outer conditions, as Dr. Fox promises.
Excellent

Fantastic!
My Child's Favorite
A book your kids will remember when their old and grown!

The Devlin's in the detail
Best novel about Ireland I've ever read
Couldn't put it down

Scholarly, But Astonishingly Good
Bamboos in color!
An excellent book for the bamboo expert

A milestone in personal development and healing
Essay a day keeps the doctor away
An excellent, life-changing book of essays, reflections

Stunning beauty
very interestingIt is a lovely book but one which has hardly anything to do with ecological concepts or ideological attempts to make a living off other people's work (curators, critics, etc).
Highly recommended especially if you are like - you hold Weston, Imogen Cunnigan, and Caponigro at the highest level of photographic art (and seriously dislike "conceptual art" made by the inch at expensive universities and colleges).
Interesting also to note that great artists are NOT mainstream and don't have master's degrees ...
Documenting Ruinous Relations With The Land

Good in almost all respectsThe reason I gave the book four stars instead of five is that it is written very mechanically. The authors spend much of the book telling us about the fate of individual buildings and so fail to tell the story of the disaster fully. At times it reads like an engineering report on San Francisco buildings. But this is a small flaw that should not deter anyone from getting the book.
1000 StarsEveryone devoted to the serious study of earthquakes or the mitigation of their hazard--geophysicists, seismologists, civil and structural engineers, architects, disaster relief workers, fire personnel, police, building officials and so on, all must have this book for their professional libraries. Yet they might overlook it for years, as I did, and I'm in that group. We might pass it by because it is so brilliantly written and beautifully illustrated, but there aren't any graphs or partial differential equations or whatever.
Interestingly, it is published by Cameron and Co., whose "Over London" etc. books have those astounding aerial photos. Well, I thought the new photos in this book must be by Cameron, they're so good. No, they're by Richard Hansen, Gladys Hansen's son, who also researched the old photos, and is a top-notch professional photographer, obviously.
So this is a top quality coffee-table book. But it is much, much more. It's the result of Hansen's many years of meticulous research and awesome scholarship on the subject, still going on, tracking the growing number of casualties (currently over 4000). It is an expose' of disgusting corruption, of arson and military looting. It describes the shaking, maps the areas of bad ground, the route of the fires, describes the misery of the refugees, and, finally, almost when one can stand no more bad stuff, true gut-level heroism. All is told in restrained, elegant prose, somehow making the catastrophe more profound. It is also the testament of a great San Francisco Fire Chief, terse, professional, of quietly distressing implications and of immense value to planners. It is a treasure, a classic. BUY IT!
Is the future in the past?

Hurray for Frommer's!!I started with "Ireland for Dummies" then read "Frommer's Ireland 2001" and crossed referenced with "Ireland from $60 a Day". I learned more from these books in 2 weeks than in all of my years as a Travel Agent and Airline staff!! Their detailed in-sight and straight-forward advice was right on target. They give prices,times, phones numbers and payment information. They tell you where to go, what to do and who to talk to. I loved their list of on-line addressess for information. Only two things were wrong with my copy. They quoted every price in Irish pounds that were useless after February 2002. I realize that they had to go to print before this change and were unable to adapt in time. The other was lack of detailed mapping. A free map was included inside "Ireland 2001" but only had some of the streets shown for Dublin. I know these will be corrected in future printings. I would recommend these Frommer's books to anyone!! They are written in plain English, yet don't talk down to you(even the "Dummies" book. It was quite humorous)
Best of TravelguidesThe large fold out map that was included served very well during our driving tour of Ireland. Using the county and town maps that were included in the local sections kept us right on track. Distances are deceptive however. It takes longer to get anywhere you go than it would appear from reading the map. The Irish road system is not built for speed ( nor comfort for that matter) so plan accordingly. It takes a long time to drive across the country, or from county to county. More could have been made of this issue in the guide. Our biggest mistake was trying to do too much.
The up to date information on Dublin was very helpful, as were the frequent tips throughout the guide on ways to avoid the summer crowds. I used the web addresses that were included for lodging and found them very helpful for checking availability and booking our rooms quickly. Don't go without it!
Frommer's Ireland, 12th ed.Realizing this would probably be the last time we'd be traveling abroad for a while, we decided to mix it up a bit --"inexpensive" to "moderate" accommodations and restaurants in most places, with a few dabbles in the "expensive" (and even one "very expensive") splurges along the way. Across the board, the recommendations in this book were outstanding. What to see and do, where to stay, where to eat and shop.....all were presented in a very down-to-Earth way. The eye for small detail and nuances throughout the book made us feel we were getting advice from a local expert who REALLY knows her stuff.
I can't say enough about how helpful this guide was to us -- it really made our trip a memorable one. The fold-out map got us around most of the country with no trouble....once a nice gentleman in a petrol station showed me how to get my rental car into reverse.
All in all, a terrific book.