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Had heard of this book since high school, but never read it. When the author passed away, I decided it was time to buy and read it. Had no idea of what to expect, and was surprised with what it was about. I think the main character had ADHD. I think he was quite intelligent, although he could not make it in the school environment. I tired of the explanation he went into on each topic, but forced myself to finish the book. It was a quick read but did not pass this one on.
Reflections From The Heart

Been listening to Celtic Woman for about a year. I was able to see them in concert in August. Loved the show and had to get the DVD. Wonderful performers and singers. I would highly recommend the DVD and attending a concert.
Songs From The Heart

I’m pleased with this purchase, but not as blown away as I expected.

The furminator does the job better than any other brush I’ve tried, but it didn’t remove the huge amount of fur I was expecting. My dog is a relatively long-haired chocolate lab, and while the brush does a great job, for me it was not the miracle worker other reviews led me to believe. It does its job well, though, and while it won’t completely remove your shedding problems, it’s much more thorough than anything else I’ve tried. It did also work well for the greyhound who stays with us, but didn’t work for the pit puppy!
Pieces of My Heart

I can see why this book is so popular in the culture we live in (the USA). There is a no fault clause on whatever you decide to do. No sin, nothing offends God, we are perfect in what we do at all times. Do whatever feels good. This is a great book to share with your 14 year old son or daughter if you want them to be totally depraved. God is not as stupid as this author makes him out to be.
Eclipse of the Heart

When I first read the description of this book, I was only slightly intrigued but since I was running out of Himalayan mountaineering reading material, I decided to give it a try. As a mother, my first impression of a woman with young children risking her life by climbing was negative. This was somewhat hypocritical for me since I believe that women should be given an equal chance, particularly in athletic pursuits, and, as the book points, many male mountaineers are fathers. After reading about her circumstances and what she went through in her marriage physically, mentally, and financially, I understood her drive and came to see that climbing had become a necessity for her financially. As a working mother, I completely sympathized with her pull to provide for her family and yet have the time to spend with her children. Only for a climber, the stakes are greater. This woman suffered so many tough breaks in her personal and climbing life, and was later vilified for being a reckless mother instead of being respected for her amazing performances. With so many accomplishments under her belt, I was surprised that I’d never heard of her before. While it wasn’t the best book I’ve ever read, I did find it hard to put down.
Regions of the Heart

This product works better then the HDMI I had before. And at $2 I’m not afraid to buy it again if it only lasts a year or so. Good product at such a low cost.
Basics of Heart Failure

Cables do what they are supposed to and are very cheap to boot. Same wires can cost 15x as much in retail stores. There was an issue with my delivery but the seller quickly resolved the issue. Speaks of their character. I would purchase from them again.
Training With the Heart

I am so lucky to have found the Conversations With God books. I know that many people won’t be able to appreciate the books’ content because of their preconceived ideas about how/when/where/to whom God speaks, but I felt like I drew this book to me. Whether or not you believe Neale’s conversations are with God, it’s hard to deny the level of insightfulness in this book. For someone like me- reading this book with an open-mind and an open-heart & listening to my spirit for the answers about its validity- it was easy to conclude that this book offers something that is way more beneficial today than the ancient teachings being forced down our throats by those who seek to control our thinking. I think the CWG books are wonderful for someone who is ready to receive them. Unfortunately, too many of us aren’t in a place where they are willing to allow themselves the benefits that can come from these teachings of freedom, self-awareness, and the true love of God.
Sentinels Lion Heart Intrigue

Wii game is lots of fun and exercise. It is very challenging.
Some of the games can be purchased for a lot less on E-bay if
you like bidding on things like in an auction. Be careful not to spend too much money on games like me. I got carried away and purchased about 25 games.
Many games are very difficult. This may cause frustration if you don’t have patience. Some games seem difficult until you figure out how to use the controls properly. Some don’t respond like they should.
Wii Winter sports skiing was a disaster. Maybe I need practice.
For exercise that brings fun into a work out, buy a Wii.
Many sports , Boxing, Baseball, bowling, Basketball, football. All good exercise that will get your heart pumping.
I got a good deal from Amazon.com for the Wii console. About $175.00 plus tax.
A better deal than I could get on e-bay.
When I first got the Wii, I was excited. Now I’m less excited because of the game difficulties. But I expect to use the Wii for exercise most of my life.
Rev. Tom Stuart
Physiology of the Heart

I just love my kindle. I can keep it in my pocketbook and it is always ready when I have some down time to catch up on my reading. Looking forward to taking it to Europe and having access to many books to read while I am away.
The Heart Of Glasgow