books by MACKINTOSH

books by MACKINTOSH

books:

MACKINTOSH

MARY POPPINS: SELECTIONS FROM THE BROADWAY MUSICAL (Piano Vocal Selections)

MACKINTOSH

HAL LEONARD CORPORATION, 2007

I LOVE MARY POPPINS THE MUSICAL!
I have seen the London production at least ten times! I am thrilled to finally have this score book! I am very pleased with it!

Nip the Buds, Shoot the Kids

Kenzaburo Oe

Grove Press, 1996

Powerful
I have a friend once suffered from pneumonia. She read this book in the hospital when she had broken one of her ribs from a coughing fit. That is how pained and weak she was at that time. After she read the book she said she forgot her own anguish and cried for the ...

Homes of the Park Cities: Dallas, Texas

Virginia Savage McAlester, Willis Cecil Winters, ...

Abbeville Press, 2008

WHAT A SURPRISINGLY INTERESTING BOOK!!
Just wanted to weigh in on a fascinating "coffee-table" book. If you are interested in the development of american suburbs throughout the twentieth century then you must procure this excellent tome! It features sumptuous photography, scholarly research, amusing and ...

Journey With a Baja Burro (Sunbelt Cultural Heritage Books)

Graham Mackintosh

Sunbelt Publications, 2000

Journey With a Baja Burro
JOURNEY WITH A BAJA BURRO is a gem of a book. Graham Mackintosh has written of his walk with his burro Mision through the mountains and deserts of the Baja California peninsula so vividly and poetically that it comes alive in our minds. His relationship with his ...

Yemen: The Unknown Arabia

Tim Mackintosh-Smith

Overlook TP, 2001

excellent travel book on a truly unknown part of Arabia
Often times reviled throughout history as a backwater, often backward, author Tim Mackintosh-Smith does a wonderful job in showing Yemen as an intriguing land, an unknown section of Arabia, bringing to the reader some of the history, culture, people, and geography of ...

Mackintosh's Masterwork: The Glasgow School of Art

Rutgers University Press, 2004

Of the many practitioners of art nouveau in Great Britain, Charles Rennie Mackintosh (1868-1928) has outlasted them all. His work bridged the more ornate style of the later nineteenth century and the forms of international modernism that followed. This lavishly illustrated edition has been greatly expanded and contains newly discovered material ...

The Travels of Ibn Battutah

Ibn Battutah

Macmillan UK, 2003

as close as most of us can get to ibn Battutah
If you want to read ibn Battutah in his own words, this is the best source currently available. But know what you are getting. 300 pages of small print, no pictures, no maps, no chronology, just the voice of ibn Battutah, echoing down through the ages. 25 pages of ...

Into a Desert Place: A 3000 Mile Walk Around the Coast of Baja California

Graham Mackintosh

W. W. Norton & Company, 1995

Great reading!
This book is an wonderful read. Graham Mackintosh somehow manages to convey the beauty, loneliness, danger, and culture of Baja in a way that is absolutely captivating. I have spent a fair amount of time in Baja myself working with the fishermen, and I thought his ...

Genesis to Deuteronomy: Notes on the Pentateuch.

Charles Henry MacKintosh

Loizeaux Brothers, 1972

It clearly brings out Christ in the Pentateuch!
The first five book of the Bible were often the most negelected ones in my study. This great commentary has helped me see Christ throught these books and has helped me pull out many great applications. This book is a MUST for every serious believer's library!

Travels with a Tangerine: From Morocco to Turkey in the Footsteps of Islam's Greatest Traveler

Tim Mackintosh-Smith

Random House Trade Paperbacks, 2004

One of the best
Mr. Mackintosh-Smith can write!! He is a stylist of the highest order. He combines this with a Quixote-like obsession with Ibn-Batuta and an erudite facility with Arabic. All this makes for a book that offers a personal, insightful and often very funny guide to ...

Hall of a Thousand Columns
Tim Mackintosh-Smith

John Murray, 2006

Born in 1304, Ibn Battutah left his native Tangier as a young scholar of law; over the 30 years that followed he visited most of the known world between Morocco and China. In this enchanting travelogue, Tim Mackintosh-Smith retraces one leg of the Moroccan?s journey: the dizzy ladders and terrifying snakes of his Indian career as a judge and ...

Marooned With Very Little Beer

Graham Mackintosh

Baja Detour Press, 2008

Graham's out with another fun read.
As a long-time Baja traveler and appreciator, I've read and enjoyed all of Graham's books. On the previous ones he covers a lot of ground, by walking, with burro, and with his dog pals. This time he heads to an island just offshore from Bahia de los Angeles, about ...

The Christian Faith

Friedrich Schleiermacher

T. & T. Clark Publishers, 1999

A Seminal Work in Modern Theology.
Its no coincidence that Schleiermacher is called the 'father of modern theology.' This classic in systematic theology is indispensible to any theology student tho wants to understand liberal theology. The Christian faith is distinctly Christological in nature. ...

Golf's Greatest Eighteen

David Mackintosh

McGraw-Hill, 2004

Great concept, Great Title, Flawed selections
The ongoing debate about golf's greatest performers should make its way into a book such as this, and "Golf's Greatest 18" is a great title. I even liked the mini-bios of the players, including some stories that I haven't heard before, such as when Trevino hustled ...

Charles Rennie Mackintosh

Edmund Swinglehurst, Charles Rennie MacKintosh

Thunder Bay Press (CA), 2001

Charles Rennie Macintosh
I recommend this book for lovers of CRM as it gives one an insight into the man, his wife ,family & friends. It covers architecture, tiles, textiles an paintings. Well worth purchasing!!!