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How To Win Friends and Influence People
How to Win Friends and Influence People is the first, and still the finest, book of its kind. One of the best-known motivational books in history, Dale Carnegie's groundbreaking work has sold millions of copies, has been translated into almost every known written language, and has helped countless people succeed in both their business and personal lives. First published in 1937, Carnegie's advice has remained relevant for generations because he addresses timeless questions about the fine art of getting along with people: How can you make people like you instantly? How can you persuade people to agree with you? How can you speak frankly to people without giving offense? The ability to read ot...
The Cardinal
This informative guide follows a year in the life of the Northern Cardinal with evocative text and gorgeous color photography. Author June Osborne and photographer Barbara Garland capture the beauty and intrigue of this striking songbird. They describe how cardinals stake out territory and choose mates, find a nesting site, and incubate their eggs, feed the young and prepare them for full-fledged independence. The Cardinal also explores the special relationship that humans have with their favorite redbirds. Osborne traces the symbolic use of cardinals as state birds and athletic mascots and shows how they appear on everything from postage stamps to Christmas cards, as well as in fine art, literature, and Native American folklore.
How To Stop Worrying And Start Living & How To Make Friends And Influence People (Unabridged)
Dale Carnegie's 'How To Stop Worrying And Start Living' & 'How To Make Friends And Influence People' (Unabridged) are seminal works in the field of personal development and self-improvement. Packed with practical advice and actionable strategies, these books explore the power of positive thinking, effective communication, and building successful relationships. Carnegie's writing style is engaging and accessible, making complex concepts easy to understand and apply in everyday life. Set in the early to mid-20th century, these books reflect the social and cultural norms of the time, offering timeless wisdom that is still relevant today. Dale Carnegie, a renowned self-help guru and public speak...
Chasing Warblers
Known to many as "the butterflies of the bird world," wood warblers allure even the most experienced and discriminating birders. Their annual migrations to and from nesting areas in the United States and Canada draw thousands of birders to places such as High Island, Texas; Crane Creek, Ohio; and Point Pelee, Ontario, where warblers stop to rest and feed during the long journey. There birders have a chance to see and photograph these colorful, elusive songbirds whose quick, darting flight among high branches and thick cover makes them some of the most challenging birds to observe and identify. In this entertaining, beautifully illustrated book, Bob Thornton recounts his and Vera Thornton's cross-continent adventures in finding and photographing all 52 species of wood warblers that nest in the United States. In addition to describing where and how they photographed each species, Thornton tells marvelous stories of the colorful characters they encountered along the way. He also touches on the current human threats to wood warblers that come from loss of habitat.
How To Stop Worrying And Start Living
In Dale Carnegie's 'How To Stop Worrying And Start Living', readers are introduced to proven strategies for overcoming anxiety and stress in their daily lives. Written in a straightforward and accessible style, this self-help book provides practical advice on how to tackle worries and embrace a more positive outlook on life. Carnegie's work fits into the self-improvement genre, offering timeless wisdom that continues to resonate with readers seeking personal development. The anecdotes and real-life examples shared in the book enhance its credibility and relatability. Carnegie's emphasis on proactive problem-solving and mindfulness aligns with current trends in psychology and positive thinking. By incorporating meditation and goal-setting techniques, 'How To Stop Worrying And Start Living' appeals to individuals looking to enhance their mental well-being and overall quality of life. Dale Carnegie's background in public speaking and motivation is evident in this insightful guide, making it a must-read for anyone seeking practical strategies for overcoming worry and stress in today's fast-paced world.
A Birder’s West Indies
The West Indies offer so much more than sun, sand, and shopping. This sweeping arc of islands, which runs from Cuba to Grenada and includes the Virgin Islands, teems with a rich diversity of plant and animal life. Up to 40 percent of the plants in some forests are found nowhere else on earth, while the West Indian flyway is a critical link in the migratory routes of many birds. In A Birder's West Indies, Roland Wauer takes you on an island-by-island journey of discovery. He describes the unique natural features of each island and recounts his often fascinating experiences in seeking out the nearly 400 species of birds known in the West Indies. His accounts give insight into the birds' habita...
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For All Seasons
Something about Big Bend National Park draws visitors again and again. Maybe it's the spare beauty of the mountains and desert, the dawn chorus of birds, or the vivid stars in the velvet night. All of these things have made it Roland Wauer's favorite place. In this book, he shares his love of the Big Bend through journal entries that chronicle a year in the life of the park. Wauer worked as Chief Park Naturalist from 1966 to 1972 and has visited the park frequently ever since. His journal entries span these thirty years, providing not only a composite portrait of a typical year but also a clear sense of how the park's natural history has changed over three decades. He spices his account with anecdotes, often humorous, ranging from stumbling across a herd of javelinas to being trailed by a mountain lion in the dark to discovering new species of plants and animals. Few authors know the Big Bend as Roland Wauer does or have written about it in a more engaging way. This beautifully illustrated book is the perfect companion for a visit to the park, whether in person or by armchair.
