Download How to Brew: Everything You Need To Know To Brew Beer Right The First Time (Kindle Edition)

Like most homebrewers, I started out with Charlie Papazian’s book “The New Joy of Homebrewing”.I had the second edition.It was a good book, but comparing it to this text, it seems hopelessly dated.
With the explosion of microbreweries across the country, lots of people got turned on to GOOD beer – and many of those looked [...]

Download E-Myth Revisited, The (Kindle Edition)

This book is a guide to success for small business owners.Gerber is the founder of a consulting company for small businesses.In the beginning of the book, Gerber cites the well-known failure-rate statistics for small business: 40% fail in 1 year.Of those who survive 1year, 80% fail in 5 years, and of those who survive 5 [...]

Download City of Thieves (Kindle Edition)

I would never have dreamed that a story set during the WW II Siege of Leningrad could be as engaging and darkly humorous as this book, but the Author has done a fine job of bringing a diverse set of characters to life, two of whom have been given an impossible mission (find a dozen [...]

Download The Fountainhead (Kindle Edition)

This is one of the fastest paced books I have ever read. Ayn Rand’s characters come to life as she paints very clear pictures of who they are and what they represent. She does this in spite of the fact that the dialogue is sometimes a bit wooden and stilted. In this novel, she sets [...]

Download King James Bible (KJV) (best navigation with Direct Verse Jump) (Kindle Edition)

This edition incorporates the strengths of other KJV Kindle versions, such as chapter and verse navigation from the Table of Contents, but in addition, allows for going straight to the desired verse by simply typing in the abbreviated book, chapter, and verse and double-clicking “Find”. This is an incredible time saver!
For example; if you want [...]

Download From Poverty to Prosperity: Intangible Assets, Hidden Liabilities and The Lasting Triumph over Scarcity (Kindle Edition)

In an era that pays homage to globalization and the supposedly “flat” world, it’s an astonishing thing: Crossing the border from Latin America into the United States “appears to make the productivity of a low-skilled worker ten to twenty times higher, based on the wage differential.”
So say Arnold King and Nick Schulz in their new [...]

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