For those seeking more information and discussion of the theology known as Calvinism, Augustinian, or Pauline as based in scripture, Custance wrote it.

Custance goes at great lengths to explain the history and the complete implications of the Biblical doctrine of predestination and the sovereignty of God. An excellent book for anyone who loves the Lord.

-note added later-
Custance does wander slightly into the idea of annihilationism, (the idea that there is not an eternal punishment of torturous fire), but does not present it as fact.

As teachers of astronomy, we bought this book for our infant. The information is simplified, but still accurate. It is a good start for teaching astronomy to children. Mom and Dad may learn a thing or two also.

I think this is a marvelous book, which truly "speaks" to women about the vastly important topic of our learning to find our own voices, and present ourselves in front of others with grace, dignity and power. I would highly reccomend it to all women who are ready to move forward in the public arena in any capacity, as it offers clear, concise suggestions as to how to best present oneself, in a very wise and understandable way.

Each poem really stirs your soul and makes you realize how amazing and mysterious life is. It reminds me of Walt Whitman with a fresh new twist. I especially loved the love poems and ones about the beauty of the environment. Enjoy!

This is the closing book in a set of four titled, Tales of Gom in the Legends of Ulm. This is an awesome book, and maybe the best of the four. It ends the series gracefully, although it does leave you wishing there was another book. I probably wouldn't read it if I hadn't read the other three though. Peace Out.

This is the first of four books in the Celebrate Recovery cirricuulum. It is filled with insightful and useful references to scripture and other valuable resources in recovery. Rick Baker has put the credit for the source of recovery back where it belongs, in the loving, gentle hands of The one, true God.

Christie Bailey lives alone in his struggling young orange grove in Florida. A generous impulse on the part of a young woman introduces him to the world of Christianity as he and she begin to correspond. Love blooms and finally finds its way past misunderstandings. A charming look at turn of the century America.

I actually purchased this book for my sister, but knew I would have to read it. I have chatted with the writer, but don't really
know her. I am usually predictable, but the ending surprised me.
The writer is hopelessly romantic, and intelligently mysterious. I would highly recommend this book, and am now looking forward to another.

Others books have focused on research pros who work in various fields; Super Searchers On Madison Avenue tackles those who function in the advertising and marketing world, using interviews with researchers who find and analyze information for fueling new product launches and ad campaigns. Especially intriguing are case histories showing how successful researchers made the change from traditional careers to being an online researcher.