Review:I purchased Sovereignty after following Order of Man during the last year. I cannot recommend this book enough and what it has to offer to men who are searching for answers of how to live life better in this world today that seems so confused. It offers practical guidance along with how to set a vision for your life or "battle plan" that is simple and effective. I purchased the physical copy of the book, which is currently out of stock but was able to start reading the Kindle version until it... Read more

Review:Really an excellent book. Holland brings to life the last days of the Republic in a way that for me certainly created a page turner of a story. It has all the excitement and intrigue of a well written novel. Read more

Review:Some books make us laugh, cry, scream or jump with joy. Nothing to Tell did something greater. Not often do we find a book that touches a part of our souls. I grew up in Montana on a cattle ranch, and this book took me back to being six years old, running through alfalfa fields, climbing trees, making apple cider, and eating strawberries and carrots right out of my grandparent's garden. This type of freedom is slowly being lost in history. It was bitter sweet being taken back to those memories. ... Read more

Review:The writer is clearly talented but frankly I tire of "revenge" memoirs that take on folks (usually parents) who are no longer here to defend themselves. This writer seems to make being a "victim" a career, which she disguises as being quirky. I completed the book, because I'm interested in memoir writing, but should have spent my time (and money) on something else. Read more

Review:I have always been intrigued by the assassination of Mary Pinchot Meyer and have followed the accounts of her assasination with great interest over the years, and find that this is the best yet. I also think that if Mr.Janney's findings are accurate we had all better keep and eye on him. Obviously Mr. Janney's motivation in writing this book was his friendship with Mary Meyer's son Michael. To think of the research that must have gone into this is mind boggling. Mary Meyer was also a philanderer... Read more

Review:Excellent reading. The book reads like a thriller and is about efforts to save medieval manuscripts from being destroyed by fundamental Islamic groups. I bought two copies so I could share it with others. Read more

Review:Steve Johnson brings upon the argument in this book that modern pop culture is vital to today's society. He defends the idea that video games are a way to stimulate the brain through the invitation for one to explore and challenge one's brain to continue; reality television shows display the hardships in human socialization; television with holds intricate details that piece together into a complex structure. He brings into the equation multiple examples of television programs such as the Sopran... Read more

Review:Wonderful Book. I learned so much. Very brilliant and brave author who has done his homework. He appears to be a very kind and thoughtful person who is willing to look deeply at all sides of an issue. This should be required reading in every secondary school. Read more

Review:Rachel is an incredible woman and her strength and character depicted beautifully throughout the book. This book had me in tears, hysterically laughing and enthralled. I couldn't put it down. Its heartbreaking what has happened to the girls Rachel describes but amazing to see the work GEMS does to help. Read more

Review:Amounts to a collection of anecdotes of different charitable causes. Provides a good summary of all the different areas you might contribute, and some interesting points about best bang for your buck. Also dispels some misconceptions about administrative costs and metrics by which to evaluate charity effectiveness. However, there was no theme or much analysis. Read more