Brooks Books

If growth is what you want, then this book may be your answer. It is food for the spirit, exercise for the mind, and rest for the soul.

It is a profoundly insightful book. In it you will find substance that will lead you to experience a deeper fellowship with God and others. I recommend it highly.

HELLO, my name is JIll Dalfonso. And yes Deborah is my mother. I really think that this book is great. And not just because she's my mom. My mother spent hours and hours trying to make a plain manuscript into a miraculous book. My mother's other books have been used as teaching guides in other colledges. Ithink that this book is just prefect for this. It has every quality that teachers should look for. I believe that it is intersting for every age and type of reader! Thank You!!!

Though this book has not necessarily come out yet, I happen to have been able to get a bit of a preview. Humphries-Brooks insight into the prominent Christ figure within the face of American film is brilliant. He writes convincingly about these American Jesus movies and, in doing so, makes evident the fact that American cinema has created a Christ figure that has not only influenced the contemporary cinematic narrative, but also has shaped the way American society views Christ. His conclusions are fascinating and important for the continuing study of the changing face of American religion. Read it! It will be an experience, and you will come out much smarter.

Highly recommended for beginning readers too.

An Excellent Book For All The Managers In Every Organisation....... A Must Read

Book Review

Brook, Stephen. Claws of the Crab: Georgia and Armenia in Crisis. Sinclair-Stevenson, 1992.

This is another treasure of a book about the Caucasus that I unearthed from the bowels of the Wandsworth Public Library system in south London. Only one other person had borrowed it, back in September 1999 when I was working in the Georgian capital of Tbilisi. Reading this book, I discovered that Stephen Brook had got there before me when all the exciting stuff was happening at the start of the nineties. Independence from the Soviet Union, the overthrow of the tyrannical president Zviad Gamsakhurdia and the battles for Nagorno Karabakh - Brook was there or thereabouts. Studiedly sympathetic to the Armenians and guardedly admiring of the Georgians, Claws of the Crab is a rare eyewitness account of many of the events that made independent Georgia and Armenia what they are today. Suffice to say that there's been remarkably little change since the book's completion in 1992.

this book said it was used, but when i got it, it looked fairly new!

I had been out of school for 10 years when I enrolled into a College Algebra course that used this book. If it would have not been for this textbook, I would have never made it through the course with an A. It is written in a way that builds up in a very easy to understand way and has great sample problems. The review part helped me to catch up within only a week. Very recommended!

I am very satisfied about this book. I recieved at good timing from when I ordered it. Also this person kept me posted on when they had sent it and where it was. Thank you very much!!

Love the fact that I could buy the teachers addition. When I get stuck I can see where I am going wrong before getting into the classroom.