books about: winged

books about: winged

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Winged

Parts Work: An Illustrated Guide to Your Inner Life
Tom Holmes

Winged Heart Press, 2007

The book, Parts Work, describes our inner psychological world with drawings which are moving, thought-provoking, sometimes humorous and often poignant. The book shows how we can disentangle ourselves from the problematic habitual patterns in which we get stuck, and offers ways of positively using our particular talents and style for a fuller ...

Polish Winged Hussar 1576-1775 (Warrior)

Richard Brzezinski

Osprey Publishing, 2006

Polish Winged Hussar 1576-1775
This book is excellent for studying Polish Winged Knights. Polish Winged Knights marched to save Vienna from the Muslims in the 1600's. This great accomplishment against impossible odds is not known but should be. Poland saved all of Europe from Muslim conversion ...

Winged Victory

V Yeates

Grub Street, 2004

BLOCKBUSTER NOVEL OF WAR IN THE AIR!!!!
Based upon the author's own experiences in the RFC in 1918 here is the complete story of the war in the air on the western front. 148 sorties, the slow inexorable death of friends and squadron mates one at a time until only a squadron of ghosts is left, dogfights with ...

Eyes with Winged Thoughts: Poems and Photographs

Gordon Parks

Atria, 2005

A Genius Distilled into Fearless Images & Words
Gordon Parks is a national treasure. That surely isn't news. But of all his many volumes (not to mention films, symphonies, photos, journalism, and on and on) this slender and profound volume stands alone in its fearlessness, poetic and heartbreaking beauty, and its ...

Noble Vision

Gen LaGreca

Winged Victory Press, 2005

"An odd thing called integrity." (p. 265)
When I finished Chapter 1, I knew that LaGreca was a talent; when I finished Chapter 3, I knew that this book was a masterwork. Any criticism is due to her philosophy because her craft is impeccable. Yes, as a first novel, "Noble Vision" is impressive. It has all the ...

The Winged Watchman (Living History Library (Warsaw, N.D.).)

Hilda Van Stockum

Bethlehem Books, 1995

A Must Read for Today's Children
I loved The winged Watchman when I was growing up and am pleased to see that it has been reissued for a whole new generation of readers. In my opinion, it should be required reading for all kids-- it depicts a family living under Nazi occupation and facing it with ...

Fluke: Or, I Know Why the Winged Whale Sings (Today Show Book Club #25)

Christopher Moore

HarperCollins, 2004

Only Moore is so Imaginative, thought-provoking, and hilarious
Nate Quinn, a nerdy, quiet behavior-biologist is investigating the humpback's song with his photographer and best friend Clay Demodocus, a young wannabe Rastafarian Kona, and the hot (though 1920s slang-spewing) assistant Amy Earhart. Suddenly, he sees a message on the ...

Epos The Winged Flame (Beast Quest)

Adam Blade

Scholastic Paperbacks, 2008

Epos the winged flame
One boy's journey to help the village becomes a quest to save the kingdom. Tom is ready to defeat the last beast and the most powerful too. The beast is a phoenix which lives in a volcano. And though Tom's friends have been there for him while he fought the other ...

5 Steps to a Quantum Life: How to Use the Astounding Secrets of Quantum Physics to Create the Life You Want

Natalie Reid

Winged Horse Publishing, 2007

WOW! This book will change your life!
WOW! This book is amazing! I have been reading about the quantum for quite a while, and have seen "What the Bleep" and read "The Secret". As interesting as they were, I gleaned no tools from them with which I could actually affect change in my life. Dr. Reid's "5 ...

Roots of Strategy Book: 4 Military Classics : The Influence of Sea Power upon History, 1660-1783, Some ...

Stackpole Books, 1999

Primary source that's shockingly up-to-date
This is another in the excellent set of collected works on strategy and tactics by the founding theorists and strategists of history. I think Vol. 4 is richer in scope than the other works that stretch back in history. These authors delve into the changes that ...

The Winged Energy of Delight: Selected Translations

Robert Bly

Harper Perennial, 2005

A Book of Wonders
Robert Bly's value and weight as a poet is remarkable. Whether he's one of your favorite American poets or not, Bly must be profusely acknowledged for his contribution to poetry in two distinct areas: as a devoted advocate of poetry itself, introducing others ...

Winged Life

Hannah Hurnard

Living Books, 1975

WINGED LIFE
THIS BOOK IS A "MUST" READ BOOK. IT'S VERY INSPIRATIONAL. TRUELY GOD WANTS HIS CHILDREN TO HAVE "WINGED LIFE" AND SOAR ABOVE OUR EARTHLY TRIALS. I MUST SAY IT'S BY FAR THE BEST DEVOTIONAL BOOK I HAVE EVER READ. MS. HURNARD IS AMAZING AND GOD IS GLORIFIED THROUGH ...

Winged Creatures: A Novel

Roy Freirich

St. Martin's Griffin, 2008

real literature
How great is it to read real literature again? Such a breath of fresh air. Freirich has written a rich, completely absorbing, yet totally accessible novel. He digs into the characters and we stay with them on their transcendant journey from hapless bystander to ...

Winged Magic (Dark Horse Series)

Mary H. Herbert

Wizards of the Coast, 1996

An enthralling story
I think the review could be "Hated the villian. Loved the hero's". An outstanding addition to the Dark Horse Clan Series with some surprising twists and turns to keep the reader involved.

The Winged Cat: And Other Tales of Ancient Civilizations

HarperTrophy, 2002

Easy to read, fun to read
which is the point of children's books. Lattimore paints an interesting, though at times unrealistic, picture of three ancient cultures -- Egypt (period unclear), the Near East (though she is confusing the neo-Bablyonian period with the tower of Babel story), and ...