Author: Rodney Anderson
Finally, a book with insightful, practical information on managing finances in a language everyone can understand. Rodney Anderson gives it to the reader straight on the issues at the heart of America's credit meltdown and how to deal with corporate greed. A consumer credit expert, among the many other hats he wears, Anderson peppers his book with cases that show how easy it is to get into financial mess, even for highly qualified professionals. His hard truths on the financial facts of life come with a big dose of compassion and sound advice we can all heed.
How do we survive and prosper in this complex and ever-shifting world we inhabit? Tim Hartford - economist, columnist and broadcaster - pens a breakthrough tome that says the key is to adapy. Also a prize-winner for journalism, Harford negotiates the terrains of corporate boardrooms to the deserts of Iraq to demonstrate how one can turn failure into success.
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is intended to help you decode both your own and other people's behaviout and how to use that knowledge to win people over. Invest in this book and you are reportedly likely to get a leg up on the rest of the crowed.
Rosalind Creasy, the gardening chef, well-known as pioneer of the edible landscaping movement, shares this book with over 200 exciting recipes that celebrate the flavours and textures of nature's bounty.
This amusing cookbook, with the recipes that we want to eat now. The book cover may looked old-fashioned, but the entire menu is personalized for home cook. 
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The book is based on the premise that the stock market is a retiree's ticket to entrepreneurship and, subsequently, wealth. Rather than showing readers a sure-win stock buying or trading system. 
