I love this Author because he shares Light and Love through his stunningly beautiful poems in such an unusual, powerful way, touching my heart so profoundly, that I just have to pause and listen in awe to this flow of beauty, amazed at its force of penetration to the deepest layers of my being. Reading this book was a wondrous SOUL experience.
Why unusual? You breathe freedom in his words. They soar high and reach into untold heights without carrying the weight of labels. Even though his poetry is infinitely spiritual, it is not linked to any religion in particular, but embraces the core of wisdom that resides in all of the different ways mankind tries to connect with the ultimate truth, God, the Creator. He finds Him in every dancing molecule, transforming into a dancing molecule himself in order to touch the Whole. It seems to me that his approach to the Divine is the fruit of an uncommon intimacy with what binds our human nature to our Source. He knows something about the reality of ONENESS. Reading Eric P. McCarty's poems means to travel far, to a higher level of consciousness, where the air is pure and where there are no limits to transparency. He gives emotions that convey purity, beauty, harmony, peace, LOVE. The Author, seeing the sacredness of life in all things and creatures, combines masterfully the yearning for Divine love and its fulfilment with our human exigencies of tangible earthly warmth and love, conferring an incredible touch of overwhelming sensuality to his poems. This amazingly appealing mixture of the Divine and the Human reaches results that I do not hesitate to define absolutely irresistible. I enjoyed the dance and my horizon of perception of the Divine has widened, thanks to this inspiring book. In my opinion Eric P. McCarty's poems are masterpieces and as such they will conquer the world.

I was moved to write a review on this most unusual and beautiful book. I found this book quite by accident. When I finished reading it, I thought it was the most important book I have ever read. For me, this book was about love, what love means, how we hold love in our hearts, and the depth of love in our souls. The book is interwoven with the most beautiful poetry. I found myself weeping at times, suddenly and unexpectedly. I believe I was weeping because the ideas expressed in this book were consistent with what I have always believed and held to be true, about the meaning of love, God, my spiritual path, and most especially, about my belief in soul-mates. I don't know how Paul Ferrini knew what was in my heart, but he did. I shared this book with my best friend apprehensively, wondering if she would feel as I did. When she finished the book, she told me that she thought it was one of the most important books she had ever read. I was happy to have her agreement, but knew it really would not have mattered how the book touched her. I would still have my own true experience. I read two other books by Paul Ferrini after reading this one. But I have shared about my experience of this book with at least 20 people, since reading it last month. Finding this book was an act of divine intervention, I am convinced.

Brownback simply compares Scripture with the current self-esteem teaching in most churches and the churches come up wanting. However, Brownback doesn't merely demolish the self-esteem hersey and leave it alone. He then proceeds to open the Scriptures to define God's solution. It is the clearest biblical look at the subject I have ever encountered. If you don't have it in your library, you are missing an important work.

Cho is at his best in this book about Daniel.

Clear, compelling, and complete describe his authoritative accounts of one of God's beloved. Daniel's life is an example to all believers. His faith, his steadfast service, and his steady walk with the Lord are all worthy of study and emulation.

Cho describes in detail the revelations and symbolism contained in the book of Daniel; especially those which point toward the end times - these days we are in. Drawing from the book of Revelation and other biblical references, Cho unveils the mysteries in a clear, easy-to-understand way.

Along with "Fourth Dimension", "Prayers that Bring Revival", and
"The Apocalyptic Prophecy", this is one of Cho's best works. Enjoy a peek into the future as well as the past!

Even though I read this book a little while ago, I remember it being good. I liked the whole book, especially the end and the middle.

This was a very good book. It kept me interested until the end. The author has a gift for dialogue and a good ear for language and dialect. I could easily see this book being made into a movie with John Goodman as Dewey Hudlow and Samuel L. Jackson as nerdy Magnus Johnson!

I am very honored to have been a part of this book I have been able to share it with my children and in my feild of work with migrant students in a sense that inspiers them and to modevate them to continiue their education with their heads up high. The book is educational,modevational,and inspirational. Dark Harvest is truly worthy of reading. END

This book was great! Loved it! I borrowed the book from a friend, and wanted a copy for myself. This book is worth every penny!

What a splendid story! From a Tooth Fairy who's a hip African American woman using a computer, to a child in a wheelchair, this book adds unusual features to a traditional story, enhancing it immeasurably. It includes just the right amount of suspense and humor for young children. The photorealistic illustrations are spectacular. I couldn't recommend it more.

Read with aplomb by Paul Scofield, this classic Dickens novel is a great audio tape to take along with you when you are walking or exercising. David Copperfield seems somewhat of a pitiful fellow, which makes you like him all the more, and the villainous character of Mr. Uriah Heep is brought out quite nicely. What struck me was how people in this book fell in love so quickly, as though looking at one another and sensing an attraction was enough for a proposal of marriage. Young Mr. Copperfield loses his father at a very early age, but is quite content with his housemaid and his mother, who love him dearly. Then he is sent for a two week visit to the home of his housemaid, where he has a marvelous time, only to return and learn that his mother has re-married a dreadful man, who beats David and sends him away to the worst of schools, where, if he is not careful, he will be beaten daily. When his mother passes away, young David begins to become a man, and it is this that you will admire, his strength and perseverance in growing up under such adverse circumstances. The cassette version is only two cassettes long, but it is long enough for you to understand precisely what Mr. Dickens means for you to understand. And yes, David Copperfield suffers many trials and tribulations as an adult as well, which keeps it interesting. What he becomes in the end will not surprise you, but it will delight you.