Sentences with phrase «recommend getting the books»

If you want to see how today's foundational truth is applied to our understanding of theology, Scripture, and culture, I highly recommend you get my book on the Atonement from Amazon.

I recommend you get a book (it's probably in the library too) called «Dr. Neal Barnard's Program for Reversing Diabetes».

In addition to the wealth of information shared in this interview, I highly recommend getting the book Gut and Psychology Syndrome, which provides all the necessary details for Dr. McBride's GAPS protocol.

If you decide to join, I would definitely recommend getting the books.

I would highly recommend getting this book.

I highly recommend getting the book Honey for a Child's Heart by Gladys Hunt.

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ENTREPRENEUR: What books do you recommend entrepreneurs read to get a better grasp on data science?

If you don't have quite enough time for that, here's a distillation of some of the most often recommended books that will get you up to speed as a new leader fast:

Frankly, we're intrigued and can't wait to get our hands on one, but that sentiment is tempered by venerable consumer product review house Consumer Reports, which already is taking a pass on recommending the new Surface Book because of problems with the original version.

If I can leave you with anything after recommending these books, it's this: don't look at a book as something you must read from start to finish to get anything out of it.

I would definitely recommend this book to anyone getting started in investing and especially real estate investing.

I'd recommend two books to help you get started: The Elements of Investing by Malkiel and Ellis and my own Invest and Beat the Pros - Create and Manage a Successful Investment Portfolio (http://amzn.to/1Hh1ZpB).

Generally, your best value can be gotten out of using points to book hotel stays, which is what we recommend and what our analysis will focus on.

I could recommend some good books on the topic but I doubt you want to get bogged down in the stuff.

I recommend reading the book «Believing Christ» by Stephen E. Robinson to get a proper understanding of LDS teaching.

If you want to learn more about this and how these insights help us understand God, Scripture, theology, current events, politics, and even your very own life, I recommend you get started with my book The Atonement of God.

I recommend you to look them up and see if they may get as burning as the books above.

If you want historical information on a particular person or period, I recommend simply getting a book which deals specifically with that subject.

* The starred books are the ones I recommend if you are just getting started in Theology and don't want to buy and read all of these.

Hi I just got your book and love the recipes but I'm allergic to cacao and cocoa, is there anything you would recommend I replace this with?

When I was in NZ I got a great muffin book by Alison Holst which I highly recommend.

A friend recommended a healthier food blog to Jess and we've started flipping through all of the wonderful cookbooks (old & new) on our bookshelves for inspiration — with the interwebs a finger's length away, it's easy to rely solely on them web for meal planning even though we've got a wealth of beautifully bound print books close by.

I would recommend this book to any GoT lover.

Because it is out - of - print, I don't feel too guilty sharing these recipes from there, though I do highly recommend the book if you get a water smoker.

I have the Jim Lahey book (and actually bought a kitchen scale to weigh the ingredients as recommended) and got better results with Janet's recipe and method.

I would not recommend this book to vegans, super-strict clean eaters, or anyone with major dietary restrictions (e.g. dairy - free, gluten - free), because you will not get as much bang for your buck!

I just got Suzanne Somers Sexy Forever Book... and ELANA you are the first on the list for recommended reading list..

Every book is parent recommended so you know you are guaranteed to find a book you will enjoy reading as much as your kids do, you can even sign up for a subscription and get their featured book every month right on your doorstep.

I hope you get a chance to check out the book Thank you so much for recommending making a cookbook.

I always recommend your website to anyone that will listen and am finally getting around to buying your book.

I'd love to win a copy as you've really changed my cooking world with your cookbook and if you recommend this book its got to be amazing!

If you have been following the AIP diet and are ready to begin the reintroduction process I highly recommend getting a copy of this book.

I've been asking people for years to recommend any books on «how the line setting business works» to get an «insider perspective... I'll be reading that shortly...

Recommended steps in building your connection are as follows: Get the Picture The much more detailed version of the amazing story of a baby's development, complete with incredible «in utero» pictures, can be found in books like A Child Is Born by Lennart Nilsson.

After discussing the topic of introducing solids with some twitter friends, I got recommendations for two books that I love and recommend to all parents:

I have no book to recommend but can only share this advice, given to me when I was writing only as a lawyer, and that is to get your thoughts down and then go back and get rid of every extraneous word, sentence, or paragraph, no matter how cute or clever you might think it is.

No one has mentioned swaddling yet here but for my girl the Velcro didn't work after she was keeping me up 11 to 2, as a routine I said no this can't get in a habit is I opened my happiest baby on the block book and saw how the Dr recommends and sure enough stopped fussing and went to sleep and only feed twice that night praise god and this is her third night of sleeping peacefully so I do what I want without anxiety not any baby blanket will do you need extra large and the right material light and heavy swaddleby design blankets

If you haven't gotten a baby book, I highly recommend it.

So I never watched S1, but heard a bit about it, been getting more interested in food issues and started on Janet Poppendieck's book that you recommend as well as reading some of the other links here as well as Dana's materials.

I highly recommend this book to all first time parents or anyone who is having trouble getting their newborn to sleep or stay asleep.

I'm going to go ahead and get your book to read, but in the mean time, would you kindly recommend a pumping schedule for me?

I have recommended your book and will definitely be getting your other books too.»

For those with an interest in medication in mothers or who want to get an introductory view into the complexities of this topic, I can highly recommend this book.

I promise you it will get better:) My favorite book to read was Healthy Sleep Happy Child but many friends strongly recommend The No - Cry Sleep Solution.

I've certainly gotten my money's worth out of this book and I recommend it to any mother who is contemplating nursing past the first birthday.

To get a bit more background about an importance of sensory play, we recommend you to read book Sensory Bins: the What, the How & the Why.

Get in touch with your local sling library to book a consultation, an advisor will be able to help you try on different slings, and recommend which will be best for you and your baby.

We recommend the following books to get started:

She recommends books by Dr. Raymond Moore, including Better Late Than Early: A New Approach to Your Child's Education and Grace Llewellyn, The Teenage Liberation Handbook: How to Quit School and Get a Real Life and Education and Cynthia Tobias, The Way They Learn.

Highly recommended The Natural Pregnancy Book for those who want a natural approach to self care and are passionate about getting the proper nutrients during and post pregnancy.