by Thom Hartmann - Berrett-Koehler Publishers, Inc.

Here's a bit of wisdom on which "left" and "right" can easily agree: If you let things go, you'll have to pay for it eventually: and the longer you don't deal with it, the more you'll have to pay. Wait long enough, and you'll pay dearly - when you could have done the right thing all along and at little cost. - Mark Crispin Miller from the forward.

by Dan Millman - H J Kramer & New World Library

Twenty years ago, Dan Millman wrote a book that became a classic. This book altered many people's lives, a well as the way they viewed themselves and reality. This anniversary edition still has the same impact... it still is relevant to the lives of today, and it still has the power to change lives and our viewpoint of reality.

by James Bovard - St. Martin's Press

This is an important work, if for nothing more than its substantial documentation. But there is much more here. For anyone who has been victimized by Local, State, or the Federal Governments, this book will only serve as a chilling reminder. For others it may give a glimpse in an uncertain future.

by Michael Collopy - New World Library

This book is one of a kind! It is beautiful not only because of the wonderful pictures featured by portrait photographer Michael Collopy, but it is beautiful mostly because of the messages shared by the many "architects of peace" who are featured in its pages.

Book Review

As with most things in life there are two sides to most stories. The patriotic fervor now encompassing the US has all but silenced the "friendly" or "otherwise" opposition. "The rest of the story" can be found in "Stupid White Men". In the spirit of Howard Zinn’s "People’s History of the United States", Moore has presented the opposition’s view of current events that will become the history of our time with humor, insight, and the quirkiness we have come to expect from "Michael Moore".

Book Review

Investigative journalist Greg Palast is winner of the Financial Times David Thomas Prize and was Nominated Business Journalist of the Year (UK) for his exposing “Reverend” Pat Robertson’s legally dodgy business scams; he has appeared in Salon.com (“Politics Story of the Year” 2000), Harper’s and The Washington Post ... yet he remains to most Americans, ”The world’s greatest investigative reporter you’ve never heard of.” (Cleveland Free Times)

Book Review:

Jim Hightower's new book is a further indictment of a political system that is broken. What makes "If The Gods Had Meant Us To Vote..." different is that it is not an angry book, as so many of these books are, but is laced with humor -- that makes it an enjoyable read regardless of your predisposed perspective.

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I read "Give Me Liberty" in one sitting and came away wanting to read more by this author. "Give Me Liberty" reads more like a novel with its many quips and quotes and stories, but there also emerged from these pages a personality I came to much admire.