End-of-Life Books

I have always enjoyed the adult series of Left Behind books. The kids books are just as good. The kids interact with the characters from the adult series, experience the same events, etc. However, since the main characters are teens, these books can appeal to younger readers. So far, the stories haven't had the ups and downs that the adult series has had. The adult series has books that are a lot more boring than others. The kids series seems to be good in every book. These are not for really young kids, but would be appropriate for young teens. I enjoy them and I am an adult.

Dr. Halperin's work on the East End of Cincinnati,Ohio is an easy read for everyone,you do not have to be a Phd.to appreciate this book.The author obviously lived this book and knew not only the neighborhood but the East Enders themselves on a very personal level,only then could she write about this community and the changes it has gone through in the last decade with such knowledge and insight.This should be a must read for anyone undergoing changes in their life or their community.Thank you Dr.Halperin for a book that everyone can understand and learn from.

These books have been really great! They help to focus my prayer and give me some things to think about before starting and ending my day. They are also short enough that I can always find time to include them in my day. They also take parts from the Liturgy of the Hours which gives you a link to that time-honored tradition. I really enjoy the "daily application" that she gives for each day. I had been trying to find a daily Catholic devotional that included some scripture, words of wisdom, and something to think about during the day. This is it!

This is a great Book of BC's greatest architect.The author Stan Sauerwein did an excellent job!!It's highly recommended!!

I am a 62yr old grandmother and I loved this book. My granddaughter, Catelyn, wanted me to read it because she liked it so much. This book is very well written, has a great story line with a great ending and many different lessons to be learned by the reader. I would recommend this book to all ages.

This book gives information in an easy-to-read format about issues none of us really want to discuss. It's very necessary to make the plans discussed in this book.

Joe Green is known to most as an outstanding British scientist who played a key role in our understanding of the role of vitamins in human health. His passion for literature is manifold - his encyclopedic book on detective fiction is available in many reference libraries to the connoisseurs of this genre. But we think that Joe will be ultimately remembered as the author of the definitive works on the life of Jews in London between the wars. This minority played an important role in the formation of the modern British culture and society in general. Joe was an integral part of it and his superb command of the history and the English language makes this book not only full of interesting facts but a truly captive reading beyond those of typical history books. His autobiographical approach makes you laugh and cry as you race through the pages. The price of this hardcover book is high but you will be keeping it on your bedside for many years as great fun to read.

This book so inspired and encouraged me to know that the God of the Bible is still the same yesterday, today and forever. He still performs miracles for those who will put thier trust in him. This book was great and I recommend it highly!

Staying in Charge is an invaluable asset to anyone's library, whether beginning to contemplate their own eventual care or having to consider another's care. The topic of advanced and end-of-life care is not one we naturally gravitate toward for pleasure reading, but this is a positive, easily read book that can be accessed as needed. There are ample resources for help and information. Better to be aware, than rudely surprised.

E.A. Davis, author, Waiting for Wings: Accompanying a Parent to the Edge of Life

I have been familiar with this subject since the sixties and read more than a just a few books concerning THESE times. Glenn Guest has covered many details that has never crossed my mind. This easy to read book certainly got my attention and Steps Towards the Mark of the Beast opened my understanding to the degree to where that I am better prepared to face THESE oncoming days that are here at our door. It is a terrible shame that Pastors across the land are so focused on prosperity that - due to their lust and greed - the blinded masses are about to be caught unaware and will unknowingly participate in the denying of the true Jesus Christ. Thank you, Pastor Glenn Guest, for being obedient to what the Lord has led you to do. I am praying and believing that you will continue to follow Him.