This book is very funny.When I came to chapter 4,I laughed and laughed until my tears came rolling down my face.Whoever heard of someone telling you the meaning of brainwave is invisible waves in the air.Ha! Ha! Ha! This story is about a child named Julian,his brother and his friend named Gloria.Julian's father's birthday is near and Julian tries to figure what his father wants very much for his birthday.When his father says "Two snakes.Big ones.",they really went to the park and tried to catch two snakes.Ha! Ha! Ha! I wouldn't tell you the whole story.read this book and find out.I bet you'll laugh and laugh.This is one of the funniest books I have ever read.

Even though I am non-specialist in a field of nephrology, this book is not too difficult to read and understand. Also, this book has summarized various kidney diseases and respective treatment very well. But, as for the section of transplant, I think this kind of book should provide more information as like as the immunosuppress drugs which are under development. I beleive hope is the best therapy for patients with chronic diseases.

This is an excellent account of Karlheinz Schreiber's international adventures and crimes on the counts of bribery, corruption, racketeering, tax evasion and illegal arms dealing.

It is very well researched by top Canadian journalists. In fact it may have been too well documented. Just about every wire transfer made by Schreiber is mentioned (some in great detail) and this guy made MANY transfers. All his accounts are listed as well, and again, he had MANY accounts.. and so on...

The book is educational in the fields of deal-making, questionable tax avoidance schemes and international wheeling and dealing.

Anyone interested in aviation business, European-North American trade relations, Middle Eastern business practises and general business scandals will enjoy this book.

What I found especially refreshing is the highly professional attitude of the authors to not take sides. They do not demonize Schreiber, although every moment of his life seems to lend an opportunity to do such a thing. In fact, one can't help but somewhat admire him in certain ways.

This book is a great asset to top level executives or independent businessmen who would like to learn more about deal-making and how to avoid making mistakes that can land you in jail.

Damn good book, this book is realy in debt with these 5 latino's. However there a alot of important latino's in america. It will be wonderful if the author wrote about equally important but less known Hispanic Americans.

Quirky funny, characters; a young Scottish scientist receives a call from a woman he knew as a little girl and hears some suprising news about a painting that used to hang in his childhood home. Light-hearted, but with menacing undertones.

This was a good book, I found it and enjoyed it. But being a 12 year old, I thought the sex was unecessary and made me uncomfortable.

It must have been hell in the late 1910's, early 1920's, to finally admit, in one's early twenties, that one is gay. (Well, it's still not that easy now for all too many people.)

This is the autobiography of a very sensitive young man who found himself transplanted from France to live in the Southern US and attend the University of Virginia. (Quelle shock!) I found it an interesting and heartwarming insight on living in the South as well as coming to terms with being gay...and even falling in love.

This book, first published in 1990, is still valuable for appreciating the philosophical basis of modeling and our construction of reality. Change involves changing our models. The key concepts of the early Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP), with the emphasis on relationship, the use of language, especially the meta model, the use of various types of reframing are all illustrated with specific examples, transcripts and stories. The book is easy to read and one gets a good understanding of the foundations of NLP and its applications to therapy. Given this introduction, one can move on to O'Connor and Seymour's Introducing NLP and subsequently methodically study Robert Dilts' more recent writings in Modeling with NLP and Sleight of Mouth.

Anyone looking for an introduction to Late Antiquity will find this book not only interesting, but also helpful because it provides a well structured overview of the life in the Mediterranean during Late Antiquity. Unlike other books on the subject, this one is easy to understand for those who are not necessarily experts in Ancient Rome, yet at the same time it deals with the subject in an intelligent manner.

If you have ever wondered about being lead on a spiritual journey guided by intuition, spiritual guides and events brought together by all of the above, this book provides a heart-filled exploration of such a journey taken by the author. If you have had such a journey leading you to people and places in seemingly magical ways, this title will assure and confirm for you the spiritual truths and blessings found in such an endeavor. Pam Cameron presents a beautiful story, based upon her own experiences that sparks the imagination and the desire to explore your spiritual nature - on earth and through many levels of understanding. The lessons learned about cooperation and group dynamics are intriguing and revealing. Highly recommended for all who have or desire to walk the spiritual path here on earth. Review By Mary Jo Gilsdorf, Author of "Integrating New Planetary Energies"