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Hard Pass, also clearly all of the positives reviews are fake & friends who have never read this

Hard Pass, also clearly all of the positives reviews are fake & friends who have never read this waste of paper This was an amazing piece of literature I definitely enjoyed how will develop the characters were and how you fall in love with a heroin and the hero. I cannot wait to read days promise? Both my sister and I are huge Outlander fans. Baught this for her for her birthday. She loved it. I read this book for the July 2017 edition of the Indie Business Book Club, which I lead. Essentially, the book is a rundown of 35 succinct strategies you can use to improve your life, or, as the author would say, ?live your best day ever ? every day.? The book was easy to read because we could quickly read a chapter, and have ample time (because each chapter is a pretty quick read) to implement what we learned. The book lends itself to self-application, and this is a real treat in a world where our time and attention is limited. So often, we read great books, and they contain great informat...

I find the DaVinci Resolve Color Correction guides to be very helpful and great documentary guides o

I find the DaVinci Resolve Color Correction guides to be very helpful and great documentary guides on the use of the systems. Provides examples that may provide a new way to do something over your previous methods. Highlights new features that you might otherwise miss or overlook. As such, I always make a point to purchase the latest guide for my bookshelf. good I took a chance in purchasing this book 'used', as I would have saved $20. I don't regret that decision, because there's no way of telling this book is used. It's in mint condition. Many congratulations to the seller for this quality and price. Would recommend this seller for any book! A story of the first 50 years of the SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS is of interest to any baseball fans.The book is filled with pictures of the players over the years but also stories and anecdotes that are fun to read.Team photos from all those years, so if you remember a player in particular,you will find him.This a must for any GI...

The first ten papers inspired me to give 2 additional books as gifts.

The first ten papers inspired me to give 2 additional books as gifts. The Perfect Soccer Player Blueprint was an such an enjoyable read for me that I bought 19 copies of this book to hand out to my U14 girls soccer team. I did this because I felt Quincy and Ross perfectly sum up what every athlete (not just soccer players) should know about becoming a complete player. Concepts like active preparation and visualization are thoroughly explained with bullet points and personal stories from Quincy and Ross. This book is also helpful for coaches who want to convey the importance of being mentally prepared for the game of soccer. In fact, the first section of this book is entitled "Mentality" with topics like "Emotional Control" and "Focus". Want to know what two award winning soccer players have to say about succeeding in college and professional soccer? Then please buy this book and apply what you learn to life both on and off the pitch! Great guide book, lots...

Great info, written in an easily understood manner.

Great info, written in an easily understood manner. Despite the warning at the beginning of the book that this wasn't conventional biography, I wasn't prepared for the teeny-bopper gushing about Babitz from the author. I wanted to know why Babitz was the way she was- self destructive and promiscuous, who couldn't form close relationships. The author tries to make Babitz's life seem glamorous, but it's actually sad. The author apparently developed a co-dependent relationship with her "subject"- buying her $100 worth of e-cigarettes and expensive boxes of chocolates that Babitz wanted. There were no boundaries in their relationship. I didn't get why the author was so excited about the sad Babitz, who ends up being a hoarder and a slob, and who apparently isn't interested in being self-aware or understanding her self destructive impulses. I suspect there were some darker things in Babitz's childhood that the author didn't want to see. Very dis...