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Soccer (Play the Game S)

Hamlyn

1976, oversize trade paperback edition, later printing, Citadel Press, NJ. 209 pages. Wonderful black and white photos throughout. Here is a title which will make you smile throughout. Brief essays on some of the best character actors we've ever seen and applauded. How about: Norman Fell / Joe Flynn / William Frawley / Sessue Hayakawa / Eileen Heckart / DeForest Kelly / John Marley / Chips Rafferty / and the always familiar William Talman. Lots of fun to leaf through this book.

Character People

Arts & Photography

Arthur McClure

Alfred Twomey

Performing Arts

Citadel Press

The Wenlock Branch: Wellington to Craven Arms (Oakwood Library of Railway History)

The Oakwood Press and Oakwood Video Library

Professionals' Book of Skills and Tactics

Marshall Cavendish

Ageing: The Great Adventure - A Buddhist Guide

Religion & Spirituality

Buddhism

Pilgrim Press, Aberystwyth

Alas Poor Heslop: The Story of the Last Fatal Duel in Wales

History

Europe

Summerhill Press

Written by two World War II veterans who later became well-known war correspondents, this biography records the inspiring life of one of America's great naval heroes. Popularly referred to as "31-Knot" Burke, Admiral Arleigh Burke fought savage battles at sea and won every decoration a grateful nation could bestow, yet his service to his country was not in combat alone. This book is at once a stirring testament to Burke's World War II record as a combat leader and to his talents as a diplomat at the armistice table in Korea and as a politician in Washington. It details his legendary victories with DESRON 23 in the Pacific and his development of high-speed night tactics for destroyers that resulted in what many call the perfect naval engagement at the Battle of Cape St. George. 
Burke's most enduring contributions occurred during his unprecedented three terms as chief of naval operations when he directed the Navy's technical development during its revolutionary change from steam and gunpowder to nuclear concepts in ships, weaponry, strategy, and tactics. Published soon after Burke's retirement from the Navy in 1961, the book has remained a standard reference for four decades.

Admiral Arleigh (31-Knot) Burke: The Story of a Fighting Sailor (Bluejacket Books)

Biographies & Memoirs

Hubert Kelley Jr.

Historical

Naval_Institute_Press

In A Prodigal Return: Reflections of a Grateful Heart, you will be encouraged in your walk with God. Ken Jones shares intimately from his own experiences, from his struggle as an alcoholic to his days working as a counselor for troubled kids. Personally familiar with God's forgiveness and compassion, he passionately expresses what God has shown him. If you've ever thought, I'm a Christian. Now what? these devotions will speak to your heart and inspire you to greater faith. Ken Jones gives faith-building suggestions that are touching and humorous. A Prodigal Return shows that God always welcomes the prodigal. If you're seeking to draw closer to God, A Prodigal Return will help you on your path to greater commitment. You no longer have to struggle alone. These devotions will guide you on your daily journey.

A Prodigal Return

Tate Publishing

Darkness Descending

In January 2003, Ken Jones, an adventurer and former British Special Forces soldier, was caught in a devastating avalanche as he climbed deep in the frozen wilderness of Romania’s Carpathian Mountains. Swept over the edge of a 75-foot cliff, he plummeted to the rocks below.    Against all odds, he survived the fall—regaining consciousness shrouded in darkness and sub-zero temperatures, separated from his supplies, and in excruciating pain from a broken leg and shattered pelvis. With frostbite and internal bleeding beginning to take their toll, Jones summoned his deepest will to live and began three agonizing days dragging himself over frozen terrain to safety… only to discover that his true ordeal was yet to begin.    The doctors who initially treated him were astonished that any person could sustain such massive trauma and exposure and still be alive. Then, after an initial round of extensive surgeries and recoveries that equaled if not exceeded the pain of the injuries themselves, Jones was told he would almost certainly never walk again.    Over the next two years he endured constant physical therapy and additional surgery, with latent effects from the fall still threatening his life. At one point, he slipped into unconsciousness under anesthesia just as he heard a doctor telling his mother he was going to die. But with a soldier’s heart he made his way to recovery, regained full mobility, and has made his story known in this remarkable book.   In the bestselling tradition of Into Thin Air and Touching the Void, Darkness Descending is a classic tale of triumph over adversity and what it means to never give up. Jones’s remarkable feat has already been featured on Animal Planet’s hit series I Shouldn’t Be Alive, and stands tall as an unforgettable testament to the strength of the human spirit.

Travel

Quercus Publishing

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