Review:Fantastic book on the times of Reagan’s presidency. A must read for all high school students. They will learn more about the inner workings of government. I also purchased three days in January. Also a fantastic book. Read more

Review:Quite uplifting , I got the audio version, very well read, inspiring ....very Tony Robbins , but did have a positive input, what he was saying is correct . Redirecting yourself , your thought process, your hopes and dreams . Meditation is a part of my life on a daily basis and this has changed my thoughts, my needs and wants. Together with the book it's certainly given me another outlook on life. Worth a read or a listen too while your on the bus or train, even your lunch break, watching and won... Read more

Review:This was the first book I read from Louise Stapely and I was so impressed I bought another! I LOVE this book and all the wonderful exercises she has in this book, unlike anything I have read before. My story is very similar to hers and extremely glad I read her book. So many of her ideas make perfect sense and I am practicing them and I feel things finally shifting! THANK YOU!!! Read more

Review:Political skills get overlooked when they show up in strange packages. That is certainly the case with Ronald Reagan. When he first ran for governor in 1966, he was derided as a "B" actor as if it were his acting chops that determined his success as a politician. Steve Jobs was known for ability to impose the reality distortion field which allowed him to create visionary products that people hadn't believed where possible. Ronald Reagan had a similar ability in the political realm. He creat... Read more

Review:After enjoying his playing career, he was a very flawed individual in his personal life. His dalliances with women reveal a man of questionable character. Things are not always what they appear to be. I appreciate his honesty, but question his morals. Read more

Review:"Provenance" is the account of one of the greatest cons in the history of art. About 240 forged paintings were produced, many selling for hundreds of thousands of dollars, and netting overall about 2 million pounds over nine years. Many are still considered genuine and hang in prominent places. The authors reveal that museums not only display art, but also assemble and maintain a chain of ownership for the works of the authors they display; funding this effort, however, is difficult and became k... Read more

Review:Cannot put down, because I want kept wanting to know what happens next. Chase packed a lot of life into 20 years. His dad was with him all the time and really understood him. Sometimes the best parenting can't save your child / teen / young adult from poor decisions. It is also helpful for anyone going through grief over the loss of a loved one in a tragic event like this, because you can sense the father's anger, his attempt to understand. You can also sense that, as he rights, he is makin... Read more

Review:I have been to several mountain bike training schools and this book still offered information I have not relieved in school. It is a great read, the author is funny and still teaches new techniques and riding principles. Read more

Review:Practical is the right word to describe this book: the author eschews trendy clothing, bikes and accessories and advocates just getting on the thing and riding. Lots of valuable info. Stop by his shop in Walnut Creek if you're ever in the area, nice knowledgable people. Read more

Review:Got the Kindle version to have on hand. Also have the hard copy. Very useful for all the bike types my family makes use of. From us oldtimers to the youngsters, it covers them all.Road or mountain, hybrid, it's there. And the kids are rough on bikes. Read more