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Books to read if you're planning a vacation in "Medina", sorted by average review score:

Just Another Game
Published in Mass Market Paperback by Roundhouse Publishing Co. (01 November, 1998)
Authors: Scott Ascher and Fernando Medina
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THIS BOOK WILL PROBABLY BE MADE INTO A MOVIE...
Caution! Once you start reading this book do not plan on putting it down!! The first page of the book grabs you and will not let you go until the book is finished. The issues brought out in this book are powerful. After reading the book, I question what really goes on behind the scenes of big college athletics with all of the money involved. Also, this book gives you a quick behind the scenes history lesson about what really happened with Castro and the FBI. Finally, just to keep this review short and sweet, I think some of the legal questions brought out in this book are going to be tomorrow's headlines in national newspapers and magazines. Thus, our lawmakers are going to have to make some changes and reform....


Kiss Psycho Circus, Book 2: Destroyer
Published in Paperback by Todd McFarlane Productions (01 July, 1999)
Authors: Brian Holguin, Kevin Conrad, and Angel Medina
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Enter Nightmare King...
This book covers issues # 10, 11, 12, 13 of the Kiss Psycho Circus comic book otherwise known as the 'Destroyer' arc.

Holguin, Medina & Conrad create a taut, fast moving story arc that was actually painful to wait for month after month as the comic books came out. Now you can grab it in this form and read it in its entirety. You do not need to be a fan of the band in order to enjoy this book at all. It is a fantastic horror/dark fantasy story with *excellent* art. Try it out and see how the Four-Who-Are-One deal with the Nightmare King.


Love to Langston
Published in School & Library Binding by Lee & Low Books (February, 2002)
Authors: Tony Medina, R. Gregory Christie, and Gregory Christie
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Introducing Langston Hughes.....
Meet James Langston Hughes in a unique and entertaining biography that brings this great poet of the Harlem Renaissance to life. Written in free verse, Tony Medina's fourteen poems follow Langston from his boyhood in Kansas marked by racism and poverty, to his trips to Africa and around the world, and finally to life in his beloved Harlem..."Harlem is the capital of my world/black and beautiful and bruised/like me..." Mr Medina's simple, yet powerful poems speak volumes, and are full of energy, rhythm, wisdom, and truth. "In Topeka, Kansas/the teacher makes me sit/in the corner/in the last row/far away from/the other kids// She rolls her eyes/and sucks her teeth/with heavy heavy sighs/and lies and lies// She tells one kid/not to eat licorice/or he'll turn black/like me// When Mama finds out/she takes me out of school/she rolls her eyes/and sucks her teeth/with heavy heavy sighs// And why why why" R. Gregory Christie's expressive, bold, and riveting illustrations complement each poem beautifully, and draw the reader into the world Langston Hughes loved and remembered. Together word and art present an engaging and evocative tribute to a remarkable and vibrant man who loved people, books, and jazz. This is much more than a creative and innovative biography, it's a labor of love. Perfect for youngsters 7 and older, Mr Medina includes notes, details, and insight to help flesh out, complete, and enrich these original poems about Langston Hughes' life, and introduce Hughes and his work to a whole new generation. This engaging biography is sure to whet the appetite of both young and old alike, and send you out looking for more. So come celebrate the life of Langston Hughes on what would have been his one hundredth birthday... "Sometimes life ain't/always a hoot/or a holler// But if you manage/to give it/a bother// Even if you miss/your mother/or don't like your father// There'll be better days/up ahead// A whole mess of/happenin' days/up ahead// You can sit and sulk/suck your teeth/and sigh// Or love and laugh/and live life/by and by"


My Name Is Jorge: On Both Sides of the River
Published in Paperback by Boyds Mills Pr (October, 1999)
Authors: Jane Medina, Fabricio Vanden Broeck, and Fabricio Vandenbroeck
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A poetic narrative of the immigrant child's experience
This book presents a fabulous bilingual presentation of a Mexican child's experience in school in the United States. The poems tell of both the kindnesses and cruelties that the Mexican immigrant child faces in school. The translations are well done, and the poems can be read singly or as a narrative. I highly recommend this book as a staple of every bilingual classroom.


Re-Engineering the Networked Enterprise (The McGraw Hill Systems Design & Implementation)
Published in Hardcover by McGraw Hill Text (January, 1994)
Authors: Y. Jayachandra, Y. Jayachamdra, Paul Medina-Mora, and Gita J. Melkote
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Excellent book
This book provides comprehensive technologies, markets, vendors and vendor products which is relevant to IS staff of corporate America


Role Call: A Generational Anthology of Social & Political Black Art & Literature
Published in Paperback by Third World Press (February, 2002)
Authors: Tony Medina, Samiya A. Bashir, and Quraysh Ali Lansana
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A wonderful insight! Buy it now!
This book is an eloquent, well put together collage of Black America today. The anthology leads you into deep, riveting poetry, stories, art and excerpts depicting the role of young Black America today, and what we stand on the brink of doing tomorrow. I think everyone should buy this book!


Small-Scale Fish Landing and Marketing Facilities (Fao Fisheries Technical Paper, No 291)
Published in Paperback by Food & Agriculture Org (October, 1988)
Author: A.F. Medina Pizzali
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Planning for small-scale fisheries landing facilities
It is a very practical book for planners in this specific subject, in which I found there is very little information available. I like the accuracy of the designing approach used by the author and the easy reading text. The worldwide approach to present the case studies helps a lot to understand how difficult it is to deal with small-scale fisheries issues. In summary, I found this book very useful and well illustrated. I would like to suggest the publishers to prepare a revised version in order to benefit from the experiences gained during the last years in this exciting field of work.


Ultima Rumba En La Habana
Published in Paperback by Hoy LLC (01 December, 2001)
Author: Fernando Velazquez Medina
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Muy buen libro
Esta es una noevla muy buena. Una gran descripción de la Habana actual, por medio de una prostituta que dice todo lo que siente. Muy buen uso de la musica y los ritmos cubanos para subrayar cosas y eventos del libro. Una prosa admirable y envolvente, que nos lleva de vuelta a La Habana, a sus barrios a sus olores y a sus mujeres incitantes. Mejor que Trilogía Sucia de La Habana y que las novelas de Zoe Valdes


What You Need to Know About Alzheimer's
Published in Paperback by New Harbinger Pubns (March, 1999)
Author: John J. Medina
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Understanding Alzheimer's
John Medina, Ph.D. not only authored this detailed, concise book about Alzheimer's Disease, but also drew the terrific graphics describing the various aspects of the disease.

Medina spends quite a bit of time explaining the "biology of Alzheimer's Disease" which can get quite technical. But, if you are interested in how the brain and nerve cells are affected, as well as other physical aspects of the disease, you will love these sections. His graphics are superb. My other favorite chapters deal with understanding difficult behavior, suggesting helpful, personal interventions, and offering practical advice for helping with the activities of daily living for a person with Alzheimer's Disease.

In short, the book is wonderfully designed, clearly detailed, and touchingly compassionate.


Sermons from the Smell of a Carcass Condemned to Begging
Published in Paperback by Long Shot Productions (July, 1998)
Author: Tony Medina
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A MUST for the library collection of all poetry lovers!
Tony Medina brings to light and to surface many of the realities of homelessness we find hard to face and accept. A reader may find much of the poetry to be disturbingly real! What's amazing is how the author helps us recognize and empathize with those less fortunate than we. Although the doorway to homelessness is frequently concealed or 'sugar-coated', this book gives us the chance to step into the world of homelessness where we learn of the many obstacles and misfortunes that different people experience as they dwell in the streets. We're forced to look at this national crisis, to address it, and to think of solutions to alleviate it.

Also, Tony Medina presents the experiences of the typical homeless person in a different format - a different style. His poetry is neither average nor conventional. Instead, it's direct and truthful! This book contrasts many of the other poetry collections we're accustomed to having.

A look into the life of a homeless person
Tony Medina illustrates the unfortunate battle that many people face, homelessness. Throughout his book of poetry, Sermons from the Smell of a Carcass Condemned to Begging, he shows you many of the tribulations that people face everyday. It really showed me how fortunate and lucky I am, more importantly it showed me what I take for granted. His poetry, far from traditional, expresses feelings, thoughts, and actions that one would experience as a homeless person. It is amazing how Tony Medina's use of language and style get across the feeling and emotion of a homeless person. I know it is not possible to know what a homeless person encounters daily, however,Tony Medina does a wonderful job showing you various situations and feelings of a homeless person throughout his poetry. I would definitely recommend this book of poetry!

what we take for granted
Tony Medina did an excellent job of writing his book of poems,"Sermons from the smell of a carcass condemned to begging". He really captured the feeling of being homeless, you'd almost think he himself was actually homeless. Many of us do not realize how fortunate we are and many of us take things we have for granted. I was captivated when reading Tony Medina's poems, probably because they felt so real. The unusual technique he used when writing these poems really grabbed my attention.


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