Bestsellers in Books

Harpo Speaks…A LOT. All about the Algonquin Round Table and his other relationships, his kids, his music and his travels, but not so much about the Marx Brothers. Lots of interesting little stories. I think “Woolley” had the hots for Harpo. Read more »

A delightful book to read about Lucille Ball. Reading the book is as if she is sitting in the room telling you her story about her life. She lets you in on the personal feelings about her life Read more »

This book is about a man who overcame obstacles and his personal demons to triumph over them.It is an inspirational story to anybody who reads it.He has some tales from his wrestling travels that the wrestling fans will love ,but also his trials and tribulations drugs and alcohol.Anyone who picks this book up will have an enjoyable read and a better understanding of the man known as ….Goldust Read more »

I practically ABSORBED this book through my skin…I couldn’t put it down and was fascinated and totally obsessed with each story he told of his journey into mediumship. Nicely written, honest, great book. Read more »

The Story of Edgar Cayce: There is a River is an outstanding biography of an expecially gifted 20th Century prophet. This is the original biography of Edgar Cayce and the only one written by someone who actually knew Cayce and witnessed his amazing abilities. The book is very interesting and easy to read compared with some of the subsequent biographies and books on various subjects based on the Cayce “readings.” I highly recommend purchasing the book and reading about this remarkable man. You will enjoy it, and it could change your entire outlook on life! Read more »

If you have seen David Lynch speak you know he does not give a lecture. Instead, he immediately starts with questions from the audience. In the course of answering questions very interesting ideas, stories, and tidbits on film making and his life emerge in an entertaining way. This book follows the same format. A chapter may be anywhere from 1/2 page to 3 pages as he discusses his experiences in living a life devoted to art and creativity. If you are interested in what a successful artist has to say about the source of creativity and some very practical and direct advise on tapping that source, then this is a book you shouldn’t miss. Read more »

If you enjoy history or art history this is well written and easy reading. Read more »

I was touched by the author’s story and commend him for making it through a very rough life. I could relate with him when he told of his early chilhood days. I was raised in Albuqurerque New Mexico and had a Grandfather and Grandmother "Baca". His descriptions of family, food, and places touched home. I couldn’t put this book down, a very good read. Read more »

They tremble with reason, before their fate.” [she distils a faith like to, but not to be confused as 'Christian' faith, thus] “Love the pride of God beyond all things, and the pride of your neighbour as your own. The pride of lions: do not shut them up in Zoos. The pride of your dogs: let them not grow fat. Love the pride of your fellow-partisans, and allow them no self-pity.” “Love the pride of the conquered nations, and leave them to honour their father and their mother.” `Out of Africa’ is filled with beautiful descriptive prose. But someone also learned from Africa and her people, and was good enough to leave us a chronicle. Read more »

This House of Sky chronicles the early years of a boy growing up in Montana under circumstances that to others might appear difficult – his mother died young, his father and grandmother bring him up, poverty is never far. The author is a remarkable man whose tale that describes a way of life gone by and people whose spirit and determination are hard to find. This is one of the few books that I have read more than once – even after four or five reads it remains fresh. This is also great book to give as a gift, and the recent hardcover version has a special forward by the author Read more »