Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)Destined to be a classic. The Only Book on Spells You Will Ever Need.This Book is not a Book on "Wiccan Magick" , although Wiccans who are not fluff bunnies, and are more open mided to learning could use it, and benefit greatly from this Book.It is a book on Folk Magic, from Brujeria, Santeria, Espiritismo,...
The Element Encyclopedia of 5000 Spells: The Ultimate Reference Book for the Magical Arts Review
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Jon Carter
on 9/30/2012
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book new age,
hoodoo,
magic,
magick,
metaphysical,
occult,
spells,
wicca,
wiccan reading list,
witchcraft
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For Many Shall Come in My Name Review
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Jon Carter
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apologetics,
christianity,
devotionals,
john macarthur,
meditation,
medium,
new age,
psychic,
pure christianity,
religious warfare
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Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)Many, many thanks to Ray Yungen for doing what it takes to write this remarkable book. I have learned so much! Where does one begin to do this book justice? There is so much important information concerning the New Age, Holistic Health, Harry Potter, The Secret, Centering Prayer, Familiar Spirits, etc....
Treasured: Knowing God by the Things He Keeps Review
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Jon Carter
on 9/29/2012
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bible stories,
bible study,
christian book,
christian fiction,
devotional,
gift books,
inspirational,
practical theology,
spiritual growth,
women
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Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)How many books have we read to better understand God? Who is God? What is he like? Leigh McLeroy probes into these questions from a different perspective than most. A valid and (after-the-fact) obvious way. After all, the Scriptures say that you can tell what kind of tree something is by its fruit; how...
The Average Human Review
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Jon Carter
on 9/28/2012
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family secrets,
fiction,
gothic mystery,
hippies,
incest,
new york,
small town
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Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)The Average Human is a fantastic novel. It has everything--fascinating characters and a plot that keeps you guessing. You get to see the underbelly of a community and the people who live there. I absolutely LOVED it. Ms Toby-Potter has a way with the English language. I can't wait to read her next novel!!Click...
Faith Journey Through Fantasy Lands Review
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Jon Carter
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20th century european fiction,
bards and minstrels,
dead souls and dark alleys,
epics,
magic carpet ride,
middle-earth,
nonfiction,
tolkien,
tolkien - biographies and reference,
trips and journeys
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Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)Few discussions will provoke opinions among believers as heated as whether or not Christians ought to enjoy works of popular fantasy.On the one hand, some claim believers should avoid these realms of the imagination. On the other, there are those Christians so desperate to justify their interest with...
Rick Steves' Great Britain 2009 Review
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Jon Carter
on 9/27/2012
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british travel,
england,
guidebooks,
london,
london travel,
travel,
travel - london,
travel book,
travel guide
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Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)Rick Steves' travel philosophy is to travel better by traveling cheaper and closer to the people. If your idea of a dream vacation is sleeping on the eighth floor of a high-rise hotel for a fortune every night, this is the wrong book for you. If your idea of wonderful is to sleep in an exquisite four-poster...
Dark Mysteries of the Vatican Review
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Jon Carter
on 9/26/2012
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conspiracy theories,
not worth it,
vatican
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Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)In God's Name: An Investigation Into the Murder of Pope John Paul IThe subject of this book deserves more attention. The author goes down a road few others have explored and this is the worth of this book. Overall, an interesting read, yet, its historical inconsistencies unfortunately will bring the...
Wayfaring: Essays Pleasant and Unpleasant Review
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Jon Carter
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american literature,
books about books,
christianity,
drm,
e-reader,
ebook,
kindle,
kindle devices,
philosophy,
theology
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Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)Alan Jacobs is in my estimation one of the foremost Christian men of letters around today. I discovered his writing in First Things, and immediately bought and read The Narnian: The Life and Imagination of C. S. Lewis (Plus) and Original Sin: A Cultural History. Both are tremendously interesting books...
Killing Monsters: Why Children Need Fantasy, Super Heroes, and Make-Believe Violence Review
Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)I recently stumbled across this book while shopping at a bookstore, and it came at a perfect time. I have a 3-and-a-half year old son that enjoys some shows that some people feel are not appropriate for young children. Shows like Power Rangers (his all-time favorite), Pokemon, and a few others. My son...
Amazing Days Of Abby Hayes, The #02: Declaration Of Independence Review
Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)This book is about a girl named Abby Hayes who wants to go to a Fall Festival with her friends. She tries to show her parents how mature she is by cleaning up and doing other jobs. She ends up showing that she is mature and goes to the Fall Festival with her brother and friends. I recommend this book...
The Literature Teacher's Book Of Lists (J-B Ed: Book of Lists) Review
Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)Americans seem fascinated by a top ten list of any category, so it is no surprise that someone has put together a top ten list for literature. Jodie Strouf in her THE LITERATURE TEACHER'S BOOK OF LISTS has attempted to encapsulate the broad swath of human endeavour that we call literature. Though the...
Journey to Gameland: How to Make a Board Game from Your Favorite Children's Book Review
Posted by
Jon Carter
on 9/23/2012
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board game,
cognitive science,
family game,
fun,
game design,
games,
gift idea,
interaction design,
play,
shakespeare
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Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)Written by a kid (with adult help) and illustrated by the kid's brother, JTG is a remarkable way to encourage creativity and get kids to do something besides watch TV or play on the computer.This isn't an adult book, so some of the advice (how to make money, pawns, etc) might make grown-ups cringe and...
Name That Movie A Painless Vocabulary Builder: Romantic Comedy and Drama Edition: Watch Movies and Ace the SAT, ACT, GED and GRE Review
Posted by
Jon Carter
on 9/22/2012
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Labels:
act american college tests,
educational,
movie trivia,
psat,
sat,
study guide,
test preparation,
vocabulary,
vocabulary builder
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Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)What I Can Tell You:I think this is pretty damn cool! If you like trivia and love reading, these books are awesome. There are over 100 movie quotes and over 1000 vocabulary words in each book.As someone who loves to read and loves trivia games, I found this to be a great way to learn.Brian's approach...
Breaking the Magic Spell: Radical Theories of Folk and Fairy Tales Review
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Jon Carter
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criticism,
fairy tales,
folklore,
historical,
history,
literary theory,
magic,
mythology,
wizards
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Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)I really love Jack Zipes, and this is one of his helpful books for folklorists, and amateurs who enjoy reading fairy tales. It presents a variety of 'radical' theories about the meaning and construction of fairy tales. Many of the theories are no longer quite so radical. The book also gives you a good...
The Children's Literature Lover's Book of Lists Review
Posted by
Jon Carter
on 9/21/2012
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Labels:
baby registry,
childrens books,
education,
folktales,
gift idea,
homeschooling,
literature,
reference
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Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)This thick volume would make a perfect companion (or predecessor) to the Literature Lover's Book Of Lists : Serious Trivia for the Bibliophile in the same series (see my review). Though probably intended for teachers and librarians, it will be found equally useful by homeschoolers and other parent/guardian...
Teaching Literacy to Students With Significant Disabilities: Strategies for the K-12 Inclusive Classroom Review
Posted by
Jon Carter
on 9/20/2012
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disabilities,
literacy,
special education,
speech pathology
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Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)June E. Downing's Teaching Literacy to Students With Significant Disabilities is a practical guide to opening one's mind regarding the definition of literacy, engaging all students in literacy activities, and keeping one's expectations appropriate for all learners, especially those with significant disabilities....
The Dictionary of Imaginary Places: The Newly Updated and Expanded Classic Review
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Jon Carter
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Labels:
books about books,
dream traveller,
fantasy,
fantasy writing,
folklore,
folklore and mythology,
imagination,
mystical creatures,
reference,
tolkien
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Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)I bought this book because I was intriqued by the concept. A book that catalogs all of the places mentioned in other books. What I got completely amazed me. Not only were the places cataloged and indexed by book and by place, but the descriptions were long, even better they included maps. The people...