Hunt Books

What a phenomenal book. Goal Setting and Time Management with a clarity and consistency. I bought the book because I loved the title. I refer the book because of the content. I was so impressed with the Goal Achievement Process and have to say, I'm hooked. I have has quantifiable goals met with positive results. And I stopped whining and have continued to use the book to keep focused and organized. I also bought the CD on Amazon called: The Power of the Goal Achievement Process and listen to in my car all the time!

This discovery contains 186 questions, but it was so easy to take, because those 186 questions were all about me. I found out some new stuff about myself. Now that I'm better defined, I can be more effective in life. That means at work, church and home! Get this HSGD (Hunt's Spiritual Gifts Discovery), and get one for your spouse and your teenagers -- you'll help them discover who they are, and you will all relate better to one another.

This book is written very well. It starts with the basics and builds. There are some great stories that are relate to the subject at hand. All the information is there in a fun way!

An excellent textbook in the field of human sexuality. Dr. Putz writes clearly and in an accessible manner for both experienced instructors as well as students and lay people. Divided into seven major units covering different aspects of human sexuality (from sex and evolution to mating strategies, sexual conflict, homosexuality, and marriage and parenthood), this introductory textbook is highly recommended for anyone interested in approaching the material from an anthropological perspective that encompasses both nature and nurture. The author successfully produces a complete, balanced picture of cultural and biological approaches to this complex subject, and leaves the reader with a richer understanding of human sexuality.

For those of you who don't know, Steve Wiley is one of the most in demand speakers today. He's up there with Jack Welsh and former New York mayor Rudy G. Like his presentations, Steve delivers his written message in a sharp, compelling and entertaining fashion. He effectively weaves engaging stories around and through points that will make and all higher performers.

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This book depicts the ultimate game of hide and seek. If your children love the world of wildlife they will find this simple story of mother Tawny Frogmouth (a type of Nightjar) searching for food for her young absolutely enthralling.

This incredible bird can make herself almost invisible when perched on a tree thanks to her marvellous powers of camouflage. As she swoops through the forest in search of insects, frogs and moths she discovers that her fellow creatures have also very cunning ways of disappearing from predators. It's all to do with the skill of blending into the surroundings.

Children will love searching through each picture trying to locate the creature that was clearly visible just on the previous page. Stick insects, beetles and spiders are all lurking in the forest. It takes a keen eye to spot them.

At the back of the book there is a set of key drawings locating all the hidden creatures. There are also 2 pages describing the science of Crypsis: the trickery of camouflage and disguise. This book will appeal to all ages from young children discovering nature through to college students studying zoology and ecology

This book won the 1998 "Picture Book of the Year " awarded by the "The Children's Book Council of Australia". Read this book and you will understand why.

This book is very funny, I was laughing the whole time. It is the funniest book of the serris so far. When Jack, Loaf, and Merle (and Googie and Bitz) get back from an alternate reality (book 4) and come home. But then The Tyrant sends Bounty Hunters after them and they chase Jack, Loaf, Merle arond the Earth. You will have to read the book to find out what happens.

This book will give you chills and cause you to jump at noises that go bump in the night long after you have finished. You will never think of thunderstorms the same way again after this very talented writer has teased you through the entire novel before unveiling who the real murderer is. The characters are very fleshed out and so real you will think of them as people you have met and remember them for a very long time. Gruesomely depicted murder scenes will cause you to feel as if you are there when they occur. Very well written. Watch Mr. Marquez as he is going far. You will see many more good things to come from this writer. He's worthy of an avid fan base. I, for one, am glad to think I am part of it.

The Hunt Chronicles is an amazing book, filled with humor, sarcasm, and characters you connect with the minute you read the first page. The stories with in the book are great mysteries that keep you guessing till the end. The author tells the tale of very sarcastic man, Reevan Hunt, who wants nothing other then to be left alone. However, he keeps being thrown into situations where the spotlight is always turned on to him. This book is a great murder mystery but the author never lets you get too serious, he lets his character break the tension with his "tell it like it is" approach to life. I recommend this book to anyone who likes to be swept up into a story and comes away wishing they actually new the characters.

This book is not for the easily upset, but it's a book I recommend that every person who cares for children, either as a parent or a carer, should be brave enough to read.

For it tells the truth about that most reviled kind of person, the paedophile.
It describes in chilling detail the way these people work, how they groom victims, and how they feel that they do no wrong.
The quote on the back cover reads "Monsters don't get close to children, nice men do..."
Unfortunately I know this to be true, so I write this revue with some knowledge of the issues raised within the book.
Although throughout the book the victims / survivors are treated with the utmost respect and empathy.

The book is a gripping read with it's detailed descriptions of the Police investigations, but it never sinks into becoming 'just a good cop story'.

If you have any desire to understand the mind of paedophiles, then this book is an excellent way to do it.

"Dave"