books about: revolution     books:     Revolution      John Adams David McCullough Simon & Schuster, 2008 very good readable book This book has a lot of history that you don't hear about that make this book more enjoyable to read.             The Irresistible Revolution: Living as an Ordinary Radical Shane Claiborne Zondervan, 2006 A Bold Resistance to the Status Quo Shane "gets it," despite what some intelligent, well-meaning reviews/reviewers suggest. God is not something "out there" waiting to judge, condemn and/or save believers and cast into hell the non-believers. God is in our action. In our kneeling eye-level comfort of a ...             Everything Must Change: Jesus, Global Crises, and a Revolution of Hope Brian McLaren Thomas Nelson, 2007 Jesus Right, not Jesus Lite In "Everything Must Change", Brian McLaren eloquently expresses what I've felt about Jesus' message, and the manipulation of that message, since middle school. With historical research, political savvy, and personal experience, McLaren thoroughly documents the ways in ...             Founding Brothers: The Revolutionary Generation Joseph J. Ellis Vintage, 2002 A tasteful look into each of those fascinating men In the afterglow of the HBO series on John Adams, I grew interested in some of the founding fathers, many of whom had seemed boring to me ever since I read their bios in grade school. Ellis does a highly intelligent and readable job of laying out the personalities, ...             Don't Start the Revolution Without Me! Jesse Ventura Skyhorse Publishing, 2008 Book review I like Jesse, and found the book to be interesting. Book was delivered in a timely manner, was very pleased. Thank You             America's Hidden History: Untold Tales of the First Pilgrims, Fighting Women, and Forgotten Founders Who ... Kenneth C. Davis Collins, 2008 So Much More Interesting Than What You Think You Know Kenneth Davis knows that history is complicated. American history textbooks and oral history give us perfect role models in our historical figures and an unfolding story in which we were always on the side of right and any bad things that happened were the other ...             The Revolution Grand Central Publishing, 2008 Should be said more often The fact that our government has strayed so far from what was originally intended and moreover, that we citizens have let it happen and not question it is a hard pill to swallow, but needs to be acknowledged nonetheless. Ron Paul does an amazing job of outlining some ...             The Art of Simple Food: Notes, Lessons, and Recipes from a Delicious Revolution Alice Waters Clarkson Potter, 2007 My Desert Island Cookbook I choose cookbooks very carefully, I take it quite seriously. If I could only keep one, it would be The Art of Simple Food. The best version of everything. Give it as a wedding or house warming gift.             The Revolution: A Manifesto Ron Paul Grand Central Publishing, 2008 Excellent Intro to Austrian Economics This is a wonderful introduction to some of the core principles of Austrian economics. For those who want to go deeper in the study of Austrian economics I recommend Human Action: A Treatise on Economics.             1776 David McCullough Simon & Schuster, 2006 Intriguing A very well written book full of life and history. Very few writers can put together a historical moment without making it look like a text book. I felt as though I was living in the moment looking around me, even feeling the temperature. The book draws you in. Great ...             A Tale of Two Cities (Penguin Classics) Charles Dickens Penguin Classics, 2003 Long. Boring. Perhaps it's my lack of enthusiam for classic English literature, but I found this book dull and very unamusing. I purchased this because my English teacher wanted us to read it, and while I don't regret buying it, I highly doubt I'm going to read it again. Though, ...             Benjamin Franklin: An American Life Walter Isaacson Simon & Schuster, 2004 Wonderfully Written Walter Isaacson writes history so that it reads like an excellent, exciting novel. This biography is a page-turner. Moreover, the author writes with subtle humor. Isaacson's research is accurate and extensive, which makes it even more amazing that the book does ...             V for Vendetta Alan Moore, David Lloyd Vertigo, 1995 Freedom, Self-Rule, and the Government The most interesting thing about "V for Vendetta" is that the main theme of the novel isn't actually one man standing up to Fascism, though that's an aspect of it. The more relevant political theme is Anarchism, though it's still only partly about that. The primary ...             Alexander Hamilton Ron Chernow Penguin Press, 2004 Epic and Monumental After an unlikely escape from the backwaters of the colonial Caribbean, Alexander Hamilton fought in the American Revolution as a young firebrand, supported the U.S. Constitution as a brilliant author and New York lawyer, and poured his formidable genius and energy ...             The New Glucose Revolution Shopper's Guide to GI Values 2008: The Authoritative Source of Glycemic Index ... Dr. Jennie Brand-Miller, Kaye Foster-Powell Da Capo Press, 2007 quality information Update your info about Hypoglycemia food choices and a safe, easy way to lose weight with this book - easy to use and understand.          products you might be interested in search for books authoritative, everything, generation, irresistible, revolution, revolutionary      geepe.com    web randomly chosen book: Dance with the Devil (Dark-Hunter, Book 4)