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Ready! Set! Shoot! explains the basics of photography for the beginner. It covers the foundations of achieving correct exposure, items of photography, camera modes, exposure, choosing the right settings, metering, white balance, rules of basic composition, an explanation of the histogram, and other topics. There are visuals to support the concepts that are explained. This is a must for the beginning photographer who wants to learn to take control of their dslr, get off auto, and shoot in manual.

Is your church being slowly culted? This book explains the earmarks of churches that have become cultic.

Understanding Revelation from the perspective of the early church up through the Reformation and post-Reformation, with an emphasis on historic fulfillment.

The Book of Ecclesiastes by Solomon is my inspiration for this book. Solomon's profound conclusion is stuck in my mind. Vanity, he said. It's all vanity. That was Solomon's summary of everything he learned, tried and produced. At the end he told us what the entire purpose of life is. In Solomon's Sorrow, I explore how we got from Eden to where we are today and why things are the way they are. Price 22.95 US

This 76-page, fully illustrated book is an absolute essential for anyone who has a job or plans to have one. Which makes it perfect for you and ideal as a gift. Its hilarious common sense (you would think) rules will help you avoid lunching with the wrong people, being dragged to restaurants you detest, making embarrassing social gaffes and paying for someone else's buffalo wings. Use it to plan your lunches, settle arguments, and avoid the many pitfalls of those precious hours between noon and three. Written by novelist, playwright and lunchaphile Allan Provost and hilariously illustrated by award-winning artist, Pat Longan, this is a must-have book for any office, factory, garage, hosp ...

A remarkable story of two farm families in Maine's Penobscot County, this book provides insightful and personal descriptions of the struggles, heartache, and good times of farm life in rural Maine during the '30s and '40s. Through extensive research, memories and letters of one family of six on on a small dairy farm, and the other family of seventeen on a subsistence farm with no electricity or plumbing, the author writes with sensitivity and detail of the difficulties of surviving the Great Depression and how life changed during and after World War II. Gail Rowe initially her path of discovery of her roots for family members but the book is now resonating with a larger audience. Ther ...

Yes there is one end all, be all “Secret of Pool”. Here is your chance to learn it. This is a fresh approach to improving at any pocket billiards game. This is not a re-hashing of the same old techniques. You will learn how to play “your game” better. This information would be a great starting point for a new player but it is designed for someone that has reached a plateau and needs to push past it. I like to say “it’s not what you have. It’s what you do with what you have.” I can give you the information but it’s up to you to go use it.