books about: perception     books:     Perception      Death Perception (Psychic Eye Mysteries, Book 6) Victoria Laurie Signet, 2008 Abby and Co. take Vegas! Love, love, love Victoria Laurie books! This one does not disappoint, if anything, I am amazed at how she is developing the characters and the plots more and more with each book. This adventure, right on the heels of "Crime Seen" moves the action from Michigan to ...             Zoom (Picture Puffin) Istvan Banyai Puffin, 1998 fun, fascinating A friend gave me this book when I was in a super slump. I was amused and amazed as the pictures zoomed away from each other how they put both objects and actions into perspective, not only in terms of size, but also in terms of time and space. The artist cleverly ...             The Celestine Prophecy James Redfield Warner Books, Inc., 1997 Searching for what life is all about? Confused? This may help put things in prepective. Liked it, recommended. Confused about how the universe works? Trying to figure out where you belong in it? This book may just help you discover it all, if you are ready. A book where coincidences are not what they seem, but a part of how you grow in your own ...             Ways of Seeing: Based on the BBC Television Series John Berger Penguin (Non-Classics), 1990 A Foundation of the Post-modern Even though "Ways of Seeing" is a flawed book in many ways, it is so seminal in the development of post-modern image making that it must be considered essential reading in critical theory. The book is based on a television series. The book itself is only 176 pages. ...             The Doors of Perception and Heaven and Hell (Perennial Classics) Aldous Huxley Harper Perennial Modern Classics, 2004 Politically Incorrect, Yet Spiritually Relevant Aldous Huxley was ahead of his time. And yet, he was right where he needed to be. In a time when modern society had not quite caught on to the mind-expanding powers of psycho-active drugs, psychology was still interested in how they might be used in a beneficial way. ...             Learning to See Creatively: Design, Color & Composition in Photography (Updated Edition) Bryan Peterson Amphoto Books, 2003 Learning to See Creatively: Design, Color, and Composition in Photography This is a terrific book. It covers the basics in depth and in an easy to understand manner. I teach a beginning photography class for the city and will be utilizing this book.             The New Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain Betty Edwards Tarcher, 1999 I had it for a while... ... honestly I did not read it yet, but I did take art classes that were derived from the book, and I was amazed at how some of the techniques (though unorthodox) come out to be pretty good exercises as well as drawings. I just never had the time to continue with them ...             The Time Paradox: The New Psychology of Time That Will Change Your Life Philip Zimbardo, John Boyd Free Press, 2008 The new gold standard Boyd and Zimbardo have set the new gold standard for books about time. The Time Paradox is a provocative, informative treatise that combines cutting edge research with practical, hands-on guidance for self-change. In the hands of these two experienced scholars, time ...             Monster Walter Dean Myers Amistad, 2001 From a Teacher/ School Librarian's perspective... "Monster" was an outstanding book and should be read by any child that is heading in the wrong direction. Over the years, there were so many students I could have recommended this book to. This story is about a black teen and the inner city, but please do not feel this ...             You Can Read Anyone David J. Lieberman Viter Press, 2007 Excellent resource This is an excellent book, but you really need to invest time in studying and reviewing its contents if you want to master this skill. Well worth the effort if you are serious.             Re-Zoom Istvan Banyai Puffin, 1998 Zoom zoom zoom Loved both Zoom and Re-Zoom. I think the greatest thing about these books are the stories my 5 year old comes up with.             Snoop: What Your Stuff Says About You Sam Gosling Basic Books, 2008 fun read, good tips to improve your sizing-others-up skills This is a fun, quick-to-read, interesting book full of curious tidbits of information. It's not presented in a scientific manner or bolstered with statistics, but it will help you in your efforts to size folks up before you get to know them. It's fun. Gosling ...             Black on White Greenwillow, 1993 Classic book for new babies Newborn babies' vision is not highly developed. High-contrast patterns or pictures are easiest for them to see in the first few months of life. Tana Hoban's black & white board books are terrific choices. With simple illustrations of objects that will be familiar to ...             The Power of Story: Rewrite Your Destiny in Business and in Life Jim Loehr Free Press, 2007 Create a better story, create a better life This is a very thought provoking and life changing book. Jim Loehr first brings us face to face with the stories that we tell ourselves. Your first reaction is that you don't tell yourself stories. But you do. We all do. And often the stories we tell ourselves are ...             Thank You, Mr. Falker Philomel, 2001 Great Book A wonderful and heart warming story. Great for lessons. Book came in mint condition and at an extremely reasonable price.          products you might be interested in search for books composition, creatively, perception, photography, psychology, television      toavi.com    web we recommend Searching for what life is all about? Confused? This may help put things in prepective. randomly chosen book: They Cage the Animals at Night (Signet)