Rich Books

Dr. Sullivan reveals to the worldwide Christian community the ancient secret of becoming rich and powerful that has remained hidden in the Bible for nearly 2,000 years! A Christian Study of Wallace D. Wattle's Science of Getting Rich is a serious analysis of Wattle's principles of accumulating wealth from a Christian perspective, with ample scriptural references. Sullivan shows how Wattle's famous work was actually inspired by Biblical sources and is in perfect harmony with God's plan. The book blows away the popular misconception that Christians should be poor, powerless, and pitiful. Sullivan challenges Christians everywhere to "get rich and do God's work on earth."

This travel book actually tells you how to ENJOY a city while avoiding the usual pitfalls. Very helpful.

This is a great book for those interested in truly getting rid of the toxins, negative emotions, and gunk we acquire through living. Great practical detailed instructions as well as Dr. Anderson's personal stories and take on the cleansing process. An indispensable resource.

This is an amazing piece of work. Through Mystique Mysterious, the author leads us down exciting and revealing paths that illustrate man's inhumanity against man. It is impossible to do the novel adequate justice with such short review. All I can say is, it has amazing depth and builds up in suspense and then leads to a completely unexpected conclusion. A must read.

Adrienne Rich was one of the first feminist writers of her time. After her husbands death in 1970, she went on as angry young woman who wasn't about to let life grind her down. This collection of poetry showcases some of her best work ever, and it well worth the read.

As a married woman for almost 15 years, I considered myself blessed to have a good marriage. Having read this book upon the recommmendation of a close friend, I was amazed to find how much better a good thing can become. My husband and I enjoyed discussing the book and have adopted quite a few suggestions. This has resulted in us becoming even closer. Although some of the points seem elementary at first glance, we were surprised that we had never thought of them ourselves. A very special thanks for the tips on how to deal with my in-laws.

I love it! I honestly didn't know much about this nature of ladies... I thinks transgendered girls are awsome! I loved the club scenes in "downtown", and her pictures. Sorry about her violence in the restroom. Yeah this book is very enthralling, and emotional.

I love the front cover! Very S&M versus Rupaul!

I first heard of Dion Rich on a local radio station. He talked about his book and the events he had crashed over the years. About 2 weeks later I met him at a auction for the San Diego Sheriff's Museum. He walked up and offered 5 books for the auction along with several pics of events he has crashed.

His book is a quick and fun read. This is a man who crashed 32 of the first 33 Super Bowls (he missed Super Bowl 3 due to being on a planned vacation). He drove the NFL nuts with his crashes to the point where they setup a sting and threatened the man. His book has stories about crashing the Academy Awards and pics of the people he met there as well as many other events. It's an incredible man and a series of incredible stories.

Buy the book.

In this novel Snow's alter ego, Lewis Elliot tells of his friendship with a wealthy Anglo- Jewish family the Marches. The son Charles who studied Law with Elliot brings him home to meet the father and sister. And the tale begins in which the history of the Marches is told, and we have a glimpse of two- hundred years in the life of aristocratic Anglo -Jewry. The center of the book is father March's attempt to control and direct the lives of his children, Charles and Katherine. But neither follows their father's wishes. Charles rejects the Law as a career and becomes a physician. Here he has the satisfaction of earning his own living and not relying on the family wealth. The sister Katherine marries outside the Jewish religion which is a distressing act for her father, in part because it reflects so poorly in the eyes of the extended family.
Elliot is a sympathetic outsider who portrays the Marches and their story with a kind of calm and disapassionate objective perception.
It is interesting that there is no real understanding presented of the Jewish religion which the Marches ostensibly practice. In fact religion seems to be not really 'spiritual' in any sense, and certainly not a passion. It is rather a social tradition. There is that is no depth in the Marches' religious observance and so Snow is not to be faulted for not portraying it in depth. What seems to remain of the religion is a kind of real moral value, a conscience and caring which makes them decent people. This 'conscience' too plays a part in one of the main elements in the story- line the radical left politics of Charles' attractive wife, and the effect that has on the whole family.

The principals of the Del Mano Gallery have presented an excellent photographic rendition of the extraordinary craftsmanship exhibited at their Los Angeles (Brentwood) gallery.

While the photo illustrations are excellent, the photos do not do justice to the actual visual representation of each piece. These works of art need to be seen first individually in order to appreciate their craftsmanship.