Another Great Book by Paul Young
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I love Paul Young's writing and this was no exception.
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Another great book by Scott Kelby.  He does a great job of covering various issues and how to fix them.
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i love Paul Smith. i love his designs and his philosophy. i was fortunate enough to meet him on the street one day in Notting Hill a couple of blocks from his design mansion. he is as gracious and lovely in person as he comes through in his books. i very much enjoyed his other book, "you can find inspiration in anything*" and this book is more of the same. he is so cool and so are his books. enjoy!
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Another FANTASTIC book by Paul Johnson and highly recommended to teachers interested in promoting literacy through the book arts. I have made some of the projects in this book with my class and the students have had fun making the books and showing them to others. Another great resource.
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This is another great edition of Paul's thoughtful work. I've known Paul, personally, for years and have read all of his books. I've attended each one of his seminars. Now, as he expands into the vacation/travel genre, he doesn't miss a beat. His previous works in the self-help/self-optimization genre are incredible as well. Paul is full of hard-won life experience and knowledge. I would recommend him for personal coaching and consulting!

Shawn Richardson
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Yes, I am an avid Beatles fan, and yes, Paul was my favorite Beatle.  This is a very well written book and it keeps your wanting to continue reading on to see what is next.  There is a lot of information in here that I never knew about Paul or the other Beatles for that matter and I find it very interesting and almost as though I am stepping back in time. This is a great book if you really like Paul McCartney.  You won't be disappointed.
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Not a new book by any means but worth mentioning because of its content. Paul explores the life and accomplishments of 50 of the world's best known killers. He claims to avoid criminals and psychopaths but at times the difference is very blurry. I love this book. It showcases the need for controlled violence and the sometimes unavoidable necessity of uncontrolled chaos. I enjoyed getting to know the real people that make up the brief chapters. His writing style lends well to the stories of the men and women in this book. It has recently been reprinted and is once again available on Amazon. Get it now; my copies are both lent out with a waiting list.
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This is another great read by Richard Paul Evans .You can easily get drawn into this book .He has made it so you can read the books in order or start here and read the previous books. I can hardly wait to read the next book !
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Small but packed full of great stories and tidbits.  I loved reading this from start to finish.  Thanks so much Paul.  I highly recommend it.
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If you loved the previous books by Paul Phipps ( T.S.N. series ) you'll love this addition. Of course if you have read his previous publishings you have been waiting anxiously for the next book to be released. I was not disappointed, in any way. I also enjoy and identify with his post scripts and opinions, I wish we could spend time discussing views and ideas.
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I just finished this book and could not put it down.  Paul does a great job of pulling me into the story.  I loved the ending and cannot wait until the sequel comes out!  I highly recommend this book to anyone!!  Thanks for making this such an enjoyable reading experience  Paul!!!
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In this book the author gives us real insight into the character of Paul, especially in regards to his letter to the Philippians. Paul managed to have joy despite his circumstances, in fact many of his letters were written while he was in jail. David Jeremiah writes many chapters, each showing how we can obtain joy. His book is long and in this review, I cannot do it justice.

I would mainly recommend this book to Christians who want to grown in their spiritual journey. Non-Christians who seek also to have this joy may also desire to read this book. It would help them greatly.
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I am so glad I had the opportunity to read Paul H. Dunn's book. This book gave me the insights of how birth and death work together and  in hand.

It's taught me to love death a lot more than I ever expected.

Once again, thank you Paul for sharing this wonderful book with the world.

Humberto Meza
Los Angeles
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I first read Paul's book about Hiking the Appalachian Trail and after finishing it, I could wait to read this book. I enjoy Paul's writing style, you really become part of the story.  I appreciate that Paul honors God by giving Him the credit for all his inspiration, skills and achievements. Paul has a humble and down to earth style to his writing. Look forward to reading his newer releases soon.
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I read this book several years ago and it has stayed with me ever since.  Walter Wangerin was able to tell the story of Paul in a way that opened my eyes to better understanding this man and how God used him to continue to reach the unsaved.  I HIGHLY recommend this book as part of your collection in paper and audio.  I really hope they'll do an eBook as well.
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I am a young physician and business owner who has a healthy disgust with politicians, but I decided to buy Rand Paul's book after hearing an excerpt on CNN regarding how he composts and was trying to grow a sequoia in Kentucky.  I too compost and am trying to grow a sequoia (in Indiana), so I figured his beliefs may be worth a hearing.  I was not disappointed.

This book isn't Shakespeare and it isn't Churchill, but it is a clear and articulate argument that the government at all levels is out of control.  Doctor/Senator Paul notes example after example of absurd abuses of power, miscarriages of justice, government run amok.  His views about local law enforcement of African Americans has changed my view on the subject.  While I deeply oppose the rioting in places, I can understand why black citizens feel harassed by police in so many areas after reading Paul's book.  Also, his reasoning on drug crimes is balanced (if somewhat too permissive, in my opinion).  His opposition to our foolish and ill-advised wars abroad is now looking prescient - even anti-war Obama has gotten us into two wars that spawned terrorist havens (Libya and Yemen).  Rand Paul has a reasoned defense of every one of his positions - more than you can say for anybody else running for president.

I read Obama's books in 2007, and found them to be fresh but ultimately narcissistic (presaging his presidency).  I find Rand Paul's book fresh but mostly focused on Ideas, with a reverence not so much for himself but for the constitutional structure of this country which has served us so well in the past.

My one criticism would be that the last chapter feels tacked on after Paul decided to run for president.

Overall, Paul definitely has my vote and I plan to lend the book to everyone I know who will read it.  You would be well advised to do the same.  I can see Paul uniting this country again in a way Obama promised but clearly failed in doing, if only Paul gets the chance.
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Death and dying are subjects most people don't want to think about or talk about.  I recommend this book to all readers.  It is a well written documentation of Paul's life, his dreams and goals and how he dealt with cancer.