books by Tom Brokaw     books:     Tom Brokaw      The Greatest Generation Tom Brokaw Random House, 1998 moving stories - a must read This should be required reading for High School and College students - heck, anyone under the age of 60. Brokaw does a marvelous job with these short insights into the people who built America up. Funny, sad, poignant - they run the gamut of emotions. I think ...             Galen Rowell: A Retrospective Sierra Club Books, 2006 Must own for any fans of Galen or the outdoors If you have every looked at Galen's photos and wanted to see more, this is it. With his life cut short, at least we still have archived material that can be released in a book this nice to bring us more glimpses of his world. The color is amazing, the subjects grand, ...             The Life of Meaning: Reflections on Faith, Doubt, and Repairing the World Bob Abernethy, William Bole Seven Stories Press, 2008 Wonderful Survey of First Rate Religious Thinkers' Thoughts on Meaningful Life Beautifully written, skillfully edited...Provides intelligent insights from a variety of religious thinkers regarding elements of a meaningful life in today's society. Would be outstanding for book reading clubs. Abernethy's interviews on his public television show ...             The Greatest Generation Speaks: Letters and Reflections Tom Brokaw Random House Trade Paperbacks, 2001 Responses from the "Greatest Generation" In this follow-up to "The Greatest Generation," the members and children of the generation that came of age during World War II describe their experiences, in their own words. This is a first-hand look at the hardships faced and overcome by these individuals, as well ...             Boom!: Voices of the Sixties Personal Reflections on the '60s and Today Tom Brokaw Random House, 2007 Ignore the negative reviews - this is as even as you can get I'm guessing that the negative comments came from people who are only happy when a book totally trashes everything liberal and glorifies everything conservative. That's not what this book is about, but it is about as even handed as one could attempt. As opposed to what ...             The Greatest Generation (Large Print Edition) Tom Brokaw Random House, 1998             The Greatest Generation Tom Brokaw Random House Trade Paperbacks, 2001 every american should read this is a great book - every red blooded american should read this no matter his or her party affiliation, politics, race, creed, color or gender - i think brokaw did an excellent job of representing the mix of WWII characters fairly - definitely should be required ...             Big Sky Cooking Meredith Auld Brokaw, Ellen Wright Artisan, 2006 Beautiful Pictures and great recipes Interesting book to read as well as some really good recipes             A Long Way from Home: Growing Up in the American Heartland in the Forties and Fifties Tom Brokaw Random House Trade Paperbacks, 2003 Excellent book This is an excellent and heartwarming book about growing up in South Dakota. Brokaw, easily the most intelligent, fair and personable of the network news anchors, goes into what made him what he is today -- growing up in America's heartland, the struggles of his father ...             G-Dog and the Homeboys: Father Greg Boyle and the Gangs of East Los Angeles Celeste Fremon, Tom Brokaw University of New Mexico Press, 2004 Simple, straightforward story about one of the saints among us This book is quite unlike any other that I have read on crime or gangs, both in style and in substance. The style is very simple. Fremon makes no attempt to be objective. She makes no effort to put the story into any larger context. She does not come across like ...             Extraordinary Circumstances: The Presidency of Gerald R. Ford David Hume Kennerly, Richard Norton Smith Center for American History, University of Texas at Austin, 2007 Unprecedented Access + A Brilliant Eye = Extraordinary History Lesson Aside from the stunning photography which I'll get to, this important book gave me new insights into a mostly overlooked Presidency. Kennerly documented the Ford Presidency and shows us the actual moments that some of the most significant decisions in American history ...             301 Great Management Ideas from America's Most Innovative Small Companies Inc Publishing, 1995 brilliant! masterful! Brilliantly conceived and masterfully executed. A must-have on every manager's book shelf.             Be the Change! Change the World. Change Yourself. Hundreds of Heads Hundreds of Heads Books, 2006 People can make a difference I enjoyed reading this book because it helped me understand how regular people like me can make a difference in the world. Even small acts of giving will accumulate and improve the way things are. There are so many suggestions in the book that if everyone took just ...             Blue Dog Man George Rodrigue, Tom Brokaw Stewart, Tabori and Chang, 1999 Long Live The Blue Dog! This is a weighty (but not cumbersome) coffee table book that any thinking, feeling human being would be happy to own. Ever since I saw some original Blue Dog paintings in New Orleans, I've wanted to own one of them. Alas, I'm too poor. This book captures the spirit ...             One Nation: Patriots and Pirates Portrayed by N. C. Wyeth and Jamie Wyeth Jamie Wyeth Bulfinch, 2000 The Two Greatest Wyeths This book shows the comparison of grandfather (N.C) and grandson's (Jamie) work. An excellent study. I have always considerend N.C.'s work superior to any of the other Wyeths, Andrew specifically and in particular. This book pretty much affirms it. 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