Kansas Books

A quirky too short story about a brother (gay) and sister (straight) who unwittingly share a lover. The lover doesn't know it either and he's trying to sort out his feelings for each. That part is well done.
But then the brother finds and takes in an infant abandoned in the subway on a freezing cold snowy midnight, screaming it's little lungs out. Oh how anyone can do that I'll never know, for gods sake.
Those are the two main plots. Both perfect but IT'S TOO SHORT DANG IT!

After reading 'Facing the Tank' I could see this author taking these two themes and making a beautiful novel. But he doesn't.
It's as tho this is Mr. Gales outline for the novel to come. I'd like to see him rewrite, or rather finish writing Kansas in August. You don't find too many authors with that magic touch.

I love this book!! Normally, I'm against KU, but I could not put it down! all the info, the great shots, and the author is very ineresting. I can't believe it is so low on the ratings

Kansas Limited Liability Company : Forms and Practice Manual is an excellent practitioner's reference for L.L.C. formation. This publication covers aspects of the operating agreement (organization & capital contributions): L.L.C. management; transfer & buy/sell provisions; books, records and accounting; and dissolution. This publication has many sample forms which are also included on the companion software, which is in Word and WordPerfect formats. If you are forming an L.L.C. for a client in Kansas, this is an excellent reference.

Nature can be an attraction all its own. "Kansas Outdoor Treasures: A Guide to Over 60 Natural Destinations" is exactly what its title says. For nature hiking enthusiasts, it's a complete and comprehensive guide to traveling through the Midwestern state and enjoying mother nature's own tourist attractions. The guide gives tips on getting the most out of these trips, making "Kansas Outdoor Treasures: A Guide to Over 60 Natural Destinations" highly recommended for community library travel collections.

THIS STORY COULD ONLY HAVE BEEN WRITTEN FROM TRUE LIFE EXPERIENCES. AS FAR OUT AS THEY MIGHT BE, THEY COULD NOT BE IMAGINED. I LOVED IT AND COULD NOT PUT IT DOWN ONCE I STARTED READING IT. BUY THIS AND ENJOY. I CANT WAIT TILL THE NEXT BOOK COMES OUT BY THIS GUY.

Kansasaka is a really funny book! It has it all... baseball, aliens, country life, suspense and even a bit of romance! I don't know how anyone can pass up reading this fun American novel. Buy it now! =)

This book is a fine study of the Katy's Northwestern District. The extensive rare photographs, many by the author, are a wonderful complement to the well organized text. The detailed coverage of the last days on the District is particularly poignant.

-A superb piece of work from Katy expert Raymond George and Joe Collias, the dean of Missouri railroading. Heavily illustrated history of the M-K-T railroad, featuring locomotives, trains, structures and cabooses. A joy to read for anyone with affection for the Katy Railroad.

Keys to Emotional Freedom by Robin Martens, M.S., L.M.H.P., is published by Beacon Hill Press, 2004.

Mrs. Martens' fifteen years of counseling experience and strong influence from her pastor father has inspired a wisdom-filled, compassionate writing style.

Keys could be an answer to prayer for the person wrestling with feelings of rejection, loneliness, guilt or shame, especially if the reader is willing to accept God's solutions. Abundant scriptures encourage the reader to move into new habits of applying Godly values to his life.

Powerful examples from Robin's counseling practice provide insight into the principles explained in three sections: Keys to Freedom from Emotional Bondage, Keys to Freedom from Strongholds of Heavy Burdens, and Keys to Freedom in Relationships.

Each chapter ends with a checklist for applying truths explained, and a prayer.

I highly recommend this book to anyone from teenager to mature adult, who is suffering emotional pain.

This is one of my favorite books. I provided at least 11 images and the format is really nice. Great job Peter!