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NOVEMBER/DECEMBER SELECTIONS
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Remarkable Leadership : Unleashing Your Leadership
Potential One Skill at a Time by Kevin Eikenberry "...
filled with, and brimming over with "bonus bytes"
that are captivating in capturing important information
for anyone interested in "learning" to be remarkable.
Congratulations Kevin on your steadfast desire and
endeavor to - unleash your leadership potential one
skill at a time. -" (Reviewed by Dr. Rae)
The Secret History of the War on Cancer by Devra Davis
"This is the gripping story of a major public health effort
diverted and distorted for private gain." (Book Description)
The Astonishing Power of Emotions by Esther and
Jerry Hicks "...1/3 of the book explains...how emotions
play a role in our physical lives. The other 2/3...[on]
how to use the process to feel relief. ...you will feel
energy shift. I highly recommend this book." (A Reader from Portland, Oregon USA)
Presenting to Win : The Art of Telling Your Story
by Jerry Weissman "... loaded with helpful advice
on creating a great presentation. Even if you think
you are great at presentations, this book will help you become even better." (A Reader)
SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER SELECTIONS
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Rules for Renegades : How to Make More Money, Rock
Your Career, and Revel in Your Individuality by Christine
Comaford-Lynch "...The basic premise of the book - that
all the best entrepreneurs make it up as they go along - is
illustrated through stories of the author's adventures along
the way to her success. While this book targets the young,
overinspired and underfunded, it will be appreciated by
anyone in the business world."
(Source : Pittsburgh Business Times, August 24 - 30, 2007,
p. 31)
How : Why How We Do Anything Means Everything
...in Business (and in Life) by Dov Seidman "...has started
its own wave,... The wave is to move...to values-based self
governance. ...trust, reputation, humility, and all the good
things that human beings can be. ..."
(A Reader from Anchorage, Alaska)
Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen "...When I finished
the book, I was actually sad there wasn't more. Although,
the ending was PERFECT! I would highly recommend this book! Enjoy!"
(A Reader from Manhattan, Kansas USA)
Grace (Eventually) : Thoughts on Faith by Anne Lamott
"...writing is honest, caring, good story telling and lots of
fun, even with the topics of grace and faith. ...another
...earlier works, Bird by Bird, is an all time favorite of mine. She deals with
how to become a writer. ...she makes it seem possible...like she's in your corner." (A Reader)
The World Without Us by Alan Weisman "...a fascinating
read of well-reasoned speculation." (A Reader)
When Things Fall Apart : Heart Advice for Difficult Times
by Pema Chodron "...This book as well as her
other publications have helped to provide a spiritual
centering and peace, whether in daily life or as a
concerned citizen in a very troubled nation and world. ...on a path
to true awareness, emotional health and spiritual depth..." (A Reader from Illinois USA)
The Balance Within : The Science Connecting Health
and Emotions by Esther M. Sternberg "...reviews the
science connecting health with emotions: it differs
from competitors in its focus on the history of how
mind-body connections were developed, and what
it means for the future. From firsthand accounts of
breakthrough experiments to understanding how
mind-body connections are made, this provides an
intriguing medical survey." (A Reader from Oregon, Wisconsin USA)
Lessons for Dylan : On Life, Love, the Movies, and Me
by Joel Siegel "...warm and knowing book of memories
and advice passed from father to son. The advice is
sage; the stories move gracefully from touching to
hilarious. This book, a gift...to his son, becomes a
gift for the reader,...for any day at all." (A Reader)
JULY/AUGUST SELECTIONS
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The Places That Scare You : A Guide to Fearlessness in
Difficult Times by Pema Chodron "...This book teaches
us how to awaken our basic goodness and connect with
others, to accept ourselves and others complete with
faults and imperfections, and to stay in the present
moment by seeing through the strategies of ego that
cause us to resist life as it is." (Book Description)
Life's a Beach by Claire Cook "...the months of June, July
and August are for pleasure reading. ...This one is going
to be hard to top as a perfect summer read."
(A Reader from Rhode Island USA)
Send : The Essential Guide to Email for Office and Home
by David Shipley and Will Schwalbe "...I plan on dropping by a colleague's office to share
this book. ...you'll probably want to do the same." (A Reader from NYC USA)
The Black Swan : The Impact of the Highly Improbable
by Nassim Nicholas Taleb "...a well-reasoned, engagingly-
written and profoundly serious book that practitioners in
any discipline would benefit from reading and re-reading.
If you prize independent thought and genuine curiosity,
buy this learned book." (A Reader from Brussels, London & New York USA)
MAY/JUNE SELECTIONS
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Savings]
The Spellman Files by Lisa Lutz "Hysterically funny!
...This is a quick read that's laugh-out-loud funny." (A Reader from Central New Jersey, USA)
Life After Death : The Burden of Proof by Deepak Chopra
"...This book will take you deep into your own soul, and
help you listen to your own soft still voice within." (A Reader)
The Secret of the Seven Seeds by David Fischman
"...an excellent job of introducing how practicing meditation, living in peace and harmony,
and letting go of physical attachments can have...positive
influences in the business community." (A Reader)
MARCH/APRIL SELECTIONS
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Born on a Blue Day : Inside the Extraordinary Mind of an Autistic Savant
by Daniel Tammet "...The book is validation for all those who feel alienated, different,
and unusual, and show how all can still make their own unique contribution. That
Daniel was able to find himself and some satisfaction and happiness will hopefully inspire
many others." (A Reader)
The Science of Success : How to Attract Prosperity and Create Life Balance
Through Proven Principles by James Arthur Ray "...illuminated a number of key
principles which I have started using in every area of my life. ...If you are serious about
experiencing a life of bliss, filled with emotional, spiritual, and financial rewards this book
will guide the way." (A Reader from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania USA)
Mariel Hemingway's Healthy Living from the Inside
Out : Every Woman's Guide to Real Beauty, Renewed
Energy, and a Radiant Life by Mariel Hemingway
"I found this book very refreshing because it is
simplicity at its finest. One or two adjustments
to how you view your choices is all that is needed
to make a change. ...Patience and kindness...are
always encouraged. I consider this a coffee table
book; not only because it is so attractive but also
because just a glance at it as I walk by reminds me
how simple it can be to make significant change. ..."
(A Reader from Vancouver, Canada)
*** Written by a woman for women, may also be
a great resource for men. (The Baum Group) ***
Teach Like Your Hair's on Fire : The Methods and Madness
Inside Room 56 by Rafe Esquith "...explores the realities of
teaching difficult students,...Pick up this book if you agree
with his classroom motto of, "Be nice, work hard. There
are no shortcuts." ...purchase this book if the biggest fear
for your students is that they become ordinary. ..."
(A Reader from Edison, New Jersey USA)
Midwinter Turns to Spring (with Music CD) by Maria Veloso
"...The message that comes through shines with...hope, grace,
redemption...hope that it will reach and heal many people. This
novel humbles me and challenges me to deeper definitions of
love." (A Reader)
William James : In the Maelstrom of American Modernism
by Robert D. Richardson "...succeeds in portraying James'
multifaceted, vibrant, and strong personality, thus explaining
the great and passionate ideas that emanated from this source. ..."
(A Reader from San Diego, California USA)
Doctor to the Resistance : The Heroic True Story of an
American Surgeon and His Family in Occupied Paris
by Hal Vaughan "This is the true story of three remarkable
people who sacrificed everything they had for what they
believed in, and to fight against the evil that was Nazi
Germany. Because it is written like a novel, the reader
will not be able to put the book down. A must read for
any serious student of WWII." (A Reader from Wayne, New Jersey USA)
JANUARY/FEBRUARY SELECTIONS
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The Audacity of Hope : Thoughts on Reclaiming
the American Dream by Barack Obama "...As a
Republican, I could easily vote for him. ...one
of the most sincere, family oriented, and strategic
thinkers to come upon the political horizon in the
last decade. His charisma is untouchable, ...Read
this book and make up your own mind, it is a great
read." (A Reader from Phoenix, Arizona USA)
Lessons in Becoming Myself by Ellen Burstyn "...exciting
to read...It's got extraordinary honesty, ...it's got depth,
it's got warmth, and ultimately, it offers, ...lessons in how
to live better lives ourselves. ..." (A Reader)
Mindless Eating : Why We Eat More Than We Think
by Brian Wansink "...cuts through the fat and offers a 'lean' approach to eating healthy
and with mindfulness. Bravo! A must read for anyone who cares about health
and wellness." (A Reader from Pittsford, New York USA)
The Architecture of Happiness by Alain De Botton "Erudite,
colorful, delightful!... " (A Reader from the Netherlands)
Wild Fire by Nelson DeMille "...It is an interesting read, but indeed
very scary if you think of it. Are we really getting there? That
definitely brings to mind September 11 and makes you wonder." (A Reader)
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