Powell Books

this is an excellent book about the going ons in the hip hop world & a very good buy from one of my favorite lecturers

A great resourse for those interested in discovering the roots of modern astronomy, and a must-read for any serious student of astrology - it will change your thinking.

This book is truly led by the Holy Ghost. It's a must have if you want to learn more about the Holy Spirit and the way He works, or if you just want to have a greater relationship with Him. I especially found it reviving when I felt His fire deminishing within me. It will continually make you passionate to explore your relationship with the Holy Spirit, and keep you reading from page to page. Anyone who reads this book will not want to put it down. From beginning to end this book will truly make you want, need, and have to say HOLY SPIRIT, I HUNGER FOR YOU!

Excellent book... Well written, great sense of humor... Made one feel as if they were living during the time frame of the book. Hollis is such a "normal" person with an every day type of spirit quality. You feel as if you are Hollis' spirit.

Nancy Powell's "How Far is Ordinary" is far from ordinary. A visual depiction of emotion covering a range including the sadness of mourning and the wistfulness of good intentions as in The Belated Christmas Gift. She brushes against the ravages of cancer as well as captures the sweaty undertones of sexual allure in French Quarter Morning.
Her poem "Time" celebrates the ebb and flow of life. Mesmerizing are such expressions as :"Hot kiss of a steam iron," "field of flags," "bullet shaped buildings," and "velvet sluice of liquid."
Her images of war are sobering and the reader finds enlightenment through a Holocaust survivor's revelation that it was water he missed most.
"How Far is Ordinary" is a virtual dance of words, often a slow dance- captivating and colorful. A wonderful read that causes the reader to slow down and reflect on what is truly meaningful in life. 63 pages. Mindworm Press
Phyllis Johnson- author of "Hot and Bothered By It"
and "Being Frank with Anne"

This book by Eddie Powell is more practical and helpful than any other I've found. I am a professional life coach who often works with folks in career transition, and this is the book I recommend. It helps orient the reader toward gaining strength of their abilities, finding words that work in both written form and for interviews, and how to finally understand the process of job search is not just mailing the resume.

Readers enjoy a quick resourceful read, while also being able to refer back to this book time and time again. It is also excellent for all ages from high school to retired folks. Thanks Eddie for your good work.

Whoever wrote the description above didn't read the same book I did. Or maybe they are just ever so much smarter than the rest of us. This book lays out some information on Hubble and also acts as a meditation on family and relationships over time. The use of the Hubble material works as a metaphor for the place we all have in the universe. It is small when seen in light years, but it is great to each of us, individually. As far as lauding Hubble goes, he was worthy of lauding. As far as the low self esteem of the narrative voice goes, she doesn't have low self esteem. She just has problems with her folks. Wow, talk about over-writing. That guy who wrote the descrip of this book has some serious and sad problems. Bezzi only wrote this novel, and has since left this world. Hopefully he has had a chance to speak with Edwin Hubble. I feel the book is well worth reading. But, hey, what do I know, I'm just an average person. I learned a lot about myself from this book. I learned a few things about Hubble I didn't know.

This book is a must have for any person who studies or admires traditional black and white documentary photojournalism. Larry Powell captures with great insight and detail the pain and legacy which surrounds the Vietnam Memorial.

These very thick pages have an inner panel to reveal a different illustration hiding beneath it. Five different views: an elephant, an ape, a crocodile and a porpoise underneath other illustrations! Highly recommended, especially if she likes peek-a-boo.

The artwork is wonderful--full of vibrant life! I'll be buying several copies of this book for gifts this holiday season.