2nd
March
2008
The Chess Player’s Bible is an illustrated guide to chess concepts and terminology. The book starts with the basics and explains the concepts, rules, techniques and strategies to play and win the game. Even though the book introduces the reader to the chess notation, it relies more on illustrations to explain the concepts and strategies.
The book is divided into 9 sections—Getting Started, Opening Principles, Game Types, Mating Patterns, Center and Wing Configurations, Tactics, Personal Considerations, Pawns, and The End Game. Each section illustrated in details the various topics with the help of excellent illustrations. In addition to these sections, the book also contains an excellent glossary, List of resources on the Internet, Recommended reading list, and index.
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8th
February
2008
This small yet extraordinary book tells the story of Christine Moore. Christine, a 37-year old nurse, is a typical burnout case—a frustrating career, many failed relationships, and very low self-esteem. She has lost faith in God, humanity and even herself. She is worn out, doesn’t have any idea of what she wants on life; just living aimlessly.
One day she meets God, who to her astonishment comes to her on a 1340cc Harley Davidson. He introduces himself as God, but asks her to call him Joe. Joe seems to know all about Christine and can even read her thoughts. Initially skeptical, Christine is drawn to Joe. In his company Christine rediscovers happiness, peace, self-confidence ad lot of positive things he had long forgotten. She learns to enjoy life, to see the goodness in others, enjoy her work, enjoy the simple pleasures of life, forgive and forget, and so on. The rest of the story is how Christine makes the transformation from a burnout case to a wonderful human being full of positive energy and love for life, of course with the help of Joe (God).
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5th
January
2008
An exceptionally moving and touching true story. It will change the way you think, and will completely change your idea of God and your perspective about others and yourself. It is also the story of a beautiful friendship. A must read for all.
Book Details:
- Author: Fynn
- Publisher: Ballantine Books
- Year and Edition: 1975
- ISBN-10: 0007202024
- ISBN-13: 978-0007202027
- Cover & Page Count: Paperback, 288 Pages
You can order online at Amazon.
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6th
June
2007
Take the ultimate mental challenge! This book contains more than 50 different types of puzzles—baffling logic problems and cryptograms, 3D mazes, optical illusions and conundrums, visual and verbal teasers, tantalizing word games, and maths puzzles. The loose left ring-file format of the book with durable acetate wallet and wipe-clean pen increases it ease of use by enabling you to take out and work on a page whenever you want.
This book enables you to think fitter, faster and have fun. Its brilliant collection of mind-bending mental challenges helps in improving your mental agility and improving your brain power. Crammed with more than 1000 specially commissioned puzzles and challenges, you will soon find out what makes your brain tick.
Filled with mini-mysteries, conundrums, word search puzzles, verbal teasers, sudoku puzzles and so much more, you have all you need to fight boredom, improve your concentration and master your memory. You will find cryptic crosswords to develop your brain’s agility, memory puzzles to sharpen your mental recall and logic puzzles to enhance your lateral thinking.
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