Author: Florence Scovel Shinn
By Hay House Inc

Priceless, 2008-09-13
I bought this book for my - office Citywide Cleaning Services and Flexlearn Training . This book is amazingly inspirational that I can't remember a member of staff that haven't yet read it. I will not hesitate in recommending it to anyone looking to self -improve themselves.

Author: Peter Wood
By Prentice Hall

ideal for the basics, 2008-04-16
This book is ideal for medical students who just need the basics about immunology. Its possible to read the entire book from cover to cover and understand most (if not all) of what is written. There are no flashy diagrams or colour pictures, however the text is almost perfect. You will understand how the body fights infection once you have read it.

Author: Wayne W. Dyer
By Hay House Inc

Balance your life NOW!, 2007-01-15
This one of the most beautiful books on changing your life out there. Dr Dyers simple yet effect techniques have had the most profound effects on me even during reading it for the first time. My brother is the same it has completely changed our lives, how we see the world and how we interact with it. BUY THIS BOOK AND SEE THE WORLD NEW!

Author: Colette Baron-Reid
By Hay House

Remember the future... it's easy!, 2006-11-24
I've been listening to Colette on Hay House Radio, and her story has always amazed me. Now to read more details into her life, and then for her to turn this round, and help everyone else realise that they can also use that intuative or psychic sense themselves is great. I would highly recommend this book to anyone who wants to reconnect to themselves, but also learn how to help others at the same time!

Author: D'Arcy Wentworth Thompson
By Cambridge University Press

An accessible version of a classic, 2007-03-23
Peter Medawar called Growth and Form a classic of biological literature. This new edition makes it an accessible classic. Originally it was two volumes and over 1000 pages this edited volume and it was a challenging read. This new edition has kept Thompsons fantastic illustrations and removed some of the failings of the original text updating what is sure to become a classic of "systems biology"

Author: John Wilson, Tim Hunt
By Garland Publishing Inc,US

Author: T.A. Brown
By Garland Science

Best Molecular Genetics Textbook!, 2008-09-09
This is an updated version (2006) which is significantly better than previous edition. Compared to Human Molecular Genetics (Strachan & Read), the Genome 3 is by far an easier textbook to read with excellent illustrations and an accompanying CD with all photos in jpeg or powerpoint ready figures - excellent for Lecturers who teach on the subject!! It has good introduction from DNA to genes to DNA replication /transcription/translation and more. I highly recommend this book to anyone interested in molecular genomics especially undergraduates science/medical/dental students.

Author: Bruce Alberts, Alexander Johnson, Julian Lewis, Martin Raff, Keith Roberts, Peter Walter
By Garland Science

the reference standard, 2007-12-02
Classic textbook that will be of interest not just to undergraduates and researchers, but also to anyone curious about molecular biology or how a cell works. It simultaneously provides detailed information as well as a comprehensive overview of the field. The latter point is not easily accomplished because there is a huge number of new papers published in molecular and cellular biology each year. These guys manage to keep the bird's eye view in mind while covering such topics as cellular evolution, molecular genetics, internal organization of the cell, cell-cell interactions, the immune system, and cancer. Every student in the biological sciences should read this book from cover to cover. Author of Adjust Your Brain: A Practical Theory for Maximizing Mental Health.

Author: Deepak Chopra
By Amber-Allen Publishing

The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success, 2008-10-09
To all of you who know me, you know that I love this type of book but this one is the cake with the cherry on the top. It makes most of the others appear shallow in a strange way. This is short,only 111 pages but it packs a mighty punch. I found that I was reading it slowly as I didn't want it to end. It outlined in such clear terms what others have been saying on the laws of the universe and how to tap into them to receive what you need out of life. One chapter that hit me between the eyes was how we are responsible for our feelings. I knew this as an academic concept but perhaps because of the wording, I realised that if someone said something to me which upset me, then it wasn't their fault but mine for feeling the way I did. I started to see events and conversations in a different way. I accepted responsibility for my feelings in a way I had never done before and this movement from abstract understanding of an academic concept to full personal responsibility of thoughts and feeling was new and extremely powerful. Sometimes we need someone to say something in a different was for the full penny to drop into the slot and we have that ah ha moment. This book was my ah ha moment. I know that it is not a new book but I hope that you get as much out of this pocket book as I did.

Author: William H. Elliott, Daphne C. Elliott
By OUP Oxford

An easy to understand Biochemistry text book, 2005-12-31
This is a great text book for biochemistry if you need find and understand the facts fast. It has great diagrams and illustrations that make it easy to visualise the concepts and it is written in a way that makes it easy to understand complex mechanisms.