Extraordinary, ordinary people review

Extraordinary, ordinary people, By Condoleezza Rice,
The book is a memoir of family, of Condi's family, Her father was a preacher in a small church and her mother was a teacher. They traveled around the place and later on, Condi worked in the white house, but its mostly about her family, The Rice's were very family orientated. They also struggled with racial intolorance where they lived.

I really enjoyed the book, it was well written and great to read.
5 stars

Review of In My time

In my time, by Dick Cheney,

The book is well written, Dick recounts his growing up life, how he met his wife and his journey to the white house to be a vice president under George W. Bush.
I really liked it.

5 stars

up from slavery review

Up from slavery by Booker T. Washington
Booker T. Washington was a slave by birth. he reacounts his life and how he went from a slave to a school teacher. its a really good read

5 star

Caption contest!

I just saw on Rachel's blog theirs a caption contest!

just spreading the word!

http://rachelsblog-rachael.blogspot.com/2011/11/caption-contest_11.html

The Tehran initiative

Its another thriller he's written in a new series, I was privileged to receive it from Tyndale for free to review!
The Tehran initiative by Joel C. Rosenberg,
The clock is ticking, Iran is getting nuclear weapons, David Shirizi knows it and is trying to tell the Agnecy while their not taking the seriousness of the business. Time is running out. The White house believes that Isreal will launch their rockets on Iran first and then oil prices will rocket and the world econemy will collaspse. The so called Messiah is going around healing and doing miracles. Will the CIA track down Iran's source of nuclear reasourses before time runs out?
And while that is happening, David's girl friend loves him and he loves her.

What will happen?  you have to read to find out!
The book opens to suspense, a page turner you can't put it down.
5 stars!

Priceless review

Priceless by Robert K. Wittman,
As a child, Robert Clay had a Japanese mother and a American father, when time when people  racial intolerance to Javanese. He went on to join the FBI when he was 35 after he was married. And then, he went onto art thefts investigations. He recounts the times when he goes under cover with a art criminal and leads him to sell him the art then arrests him.

I really liked it a lot.
5 stars

The Grace of God review

The Grace of God, by Andy Stanley.
Andy Stanley goes into the Bible through the old testament to the new testament and shows you God's examples of Grace and how he showed it to the people that didn't deserve it. from the Garden of Eden to the early churches in Acts.
I really liked the book, It gave me great insights I have never seen before and made me realize we're all sinners, even how great we sin and we all don't deserve Grace but he's given it to us any ways.

I got this book for free from booksneeze to review