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Review Date: 12/28/2008
Helpful Score: 2
Eugene Foley teaches up and coming artists, musicians, songwriters, managers and independent talent owners the key element regarding the most important topic in the music business, and one that is often ignored these days, Artist Development. He knows the areas that people generally need the most help with. He turned those needs into an educational primer that presents a solid overview about Artist Development, along with several other important topics that beginners and intermediates should know more about if they expect to compete in this business. He includes numerous topics: artist development techniques, improving your songwriting, press kit design, choosing advisors, publicity, radio promotion, music videos, touring, record companies, distribution, music publishing, and alternative career options. This book is a helpful resource for anyone trying to advance their career in this dynamic industry. Each section is full of valuable information and presented with Foley's direct and engaging style.
"It's impossible to successfully play the game, if you don't know the rules!" Eugene Foley
"It's impossible to successfully play the game, if you don't know the rules!" Eugene Foley
Review Date: 10/8/2008
Helpful Score: 1
Excellent story, a whodunit until the last page of the book. Keeps your interest from beginning to the end. Hope Dr. Smith is writing his next novel.
Review Date: 9/9/2008
if you are looking for a quick read and even quicker laugh this is for you
Review Date: 3/17/2009
Helpful Score: 4
In this book, Joyce Meyer draws on her decades of experience interacting with and ministering to women. The message in this book is also the result of her personal journey from insecurity and self-hatred to a confidence through which she is realizing her potential. Through Joyce's classic clarity and practicality, you will learn how to overcome all obstacles to live a bold, victorious life. She explains that true confidence is faith in Christ and comes from being open to learning. She reminds us that "women are a precious gift from God to the world. They are creative, sensitive, compassionate, and talented." Joyce gives women the keys to identifying barriers to confidence, explores the empowerment that comes from preparation, and outlines the steps to independence through dependence on God. She explores the seven characteristics of a woman, which includes a woman who knows she is loved, who refuses to live in fear, and who does not live by comparisons, "if onlys," or "what ifs."
This book was enlightening and interesting. Some of the suggestions have you reevaluating your life and making changes to better yourself.
This book was enlightening and interesting. Some of the suggestions have you reevaluating your life and making changes to better yourself.
Review Date: 1/2/2009
this was a very quick and enjoyable read, neighbors who think that they are opposites are actually the same.
Review Date: 9/18/2020
This book gave me a better understanding of how African American boys grave knowledge and the support that is not available to them. Also how their own community is afraid of bettering themselves even if it is to lift up the next brother or sister. People are not only afraid of failure but success also. This was an awesome read and definitely would recommend anyone with a male child to read this.
Review Date: 8/13/2009
life,death, if you want to see how well you lived plan your funeral and see who comes. this was an eye opener it helps you take stock of your life where you are and where you want to be.
Review Date: 12/8/2009
i do not think i read the same book as some of the others did because it was something i liked but i read two other books before i finished this one (i never do that) but maybe because it was written by a caucasion from african-american pov. i did like the characters esp. minny, but i guess it just wasn't a surprise on how "the Help" was treated.
Review Date: 8/19/2011
This book was a great read. I believe in the power being from within and this book demonstrates that religious beliefs can be worshipped in different ways. It is sad that when a person or group of people are different or have different ways, the majority is quick to judge and dismiss.
Review Date: 11/6/2011
"very entertaining and interesting"
Review Date: 10/22/2016
Love any book by Walter Mosley and this is the second book in the series. Mr. McGill continues to keep everyone on their toes and love his methods of getting to the truth. Big fan of any who fights for the underdog no matter what their status is in society.
Review Date: 1/4/2009
In this joyful, heartfelt, and sexy debut novel, Alex Hairston reveals the funny, unpredictable ways love has of finding us when we least expect it, taking us on journeys our hearts can never really guard against if we truly want to have it all.
Eric Brown, Jr.'s life is an open book-if you know how to read between the line. On the surface, the sexy poet has it all together-luxury condo in Baltimore, shiny new Lexus, and a loving sometimes annoying relationship with his family and friends. But underneath, his life is all about women who are both his strength and his weakness. From the sweet, hungry high school girl who initiates him into the pleasures of love to mentors, teachers, college coeds and countless other females, Eric's living large, letting his charm and good looks do all the talking, writing poerty that proves he's a brother who can read women on a much deeper level.
Then, just when he thinks he's got it all down, Eric meets a woman who truly knows how to read him. Beautiful, sensitive, and intrlligent, Candie is everything Eric's poerty is about. She's his heart, his soulmate, his reason for living. She's also his best friend's wife. Now, the man who wrote the book on love is about to have the pages turned on him, plunging hint into an intense affair that upends everything he ever thought he wanted or needed and challenges him to leave the playa behind and confront the man he could be.
Eric Brown, Jr.'s life is an open book-if you know how to read between the line. On the surface, the sexy poet has it all together-luxury condo in Baltimore, shiny new Lexus, and a loving sometimes annoying relationship with his family and friends. But underneath, his life is all about women who are both his strength and his weakness. From the sweet, hungry high school girl who initiates him into the pleasures of love to mentors, teachers, college coeds and countless other females, Eric's living large, letting his charm and good looks do all the talking, writing poerty that proves he's a brother who can read women on a much deeper level.
Then, just when he thinks he's got it all down, Eric meets a woman who truly knows how to read him. Beautiful, sensitive, and intrlligent, Candie is everything Eric's poerty is about. She's his heart, his soulmate, his reason for living. She's also his best friend's wife. Now, the man who wrote the book on love is about to have the pages turned on him, plunging hint into an intense affair that upends everything he ever thought he wanted or needed and challenges him to leave the playa behind and confront the man he could be.
Review Date: 12/30/2012
A must read for women who have a stepping stone man or waterdown version of a man in their lives. It makes you look at the choices you made about the men in your life and make some changes for the future. This was the cheapest therapy I will ever have to pay for and enjoyed!
Review Date: 12/28/2008
There's nothing a man hates worse than his woman discussing their private business with her girlfriends. Especially when these girlfriends make it their business to use the information as a part of daily conversation with someone else.
Often, DeDe's only way to release her anger and hurt from the frequent drama with Stephan, her boyfriend of three years is to confide in her co-worker, Dionne. Stephen seems to plea for "some space' every two weeks or so. His made for television drama queen babymama, Shannon, who DeDe is the main cause of all their difficulties, also stirs the pot.
After listening to DeDe complain and cry without ever realizing she's being played, Dionne gets frustrated. When Dionne tells her best friend Charlotte about DeDe's plight, she doesn't think she's gossiping or breaching a confidence. And of course her best buddy Charlotte would never tell anyone; but she did. The question is, who did she tell and why did this vicious cycle narratives begin?
With gossip, drama, conflict, tragedy and romance, Sonia Caulton tells a riveting story involving trust, confidence, and betrayal. There's endless love for the needy boyfriend and unrequited love for a few good men. Our 'leading lady" DeDe, also has to contend with her groupie twin siblings as well. Kendra is trifling and doesn't mind sleeping with men who have money. Kendall also likes rubbing elbows with the rich and famous entertainers and pro athletes. It's suppose to be a secret, but some of them like him too.
No More Love Making is bursting with twists, turns and surprises. After reading this drama-filled romance novel, it will have readers asking, If you're not making love, what in the hell are you doing?"
Often, DeDe's only way to release her anger and hurt from the frequent drama with Stephan, her boyfriend of three years is to confide in her co-worker, Dionne. Stephen seems to plea for "some space' every two weeks or so. His made for television drama queen babymama, Shannon, who DeDe is the main cause of all their difficulties, also stirs the pot.
After listening to DeDe complain and cry without ever realizing she's being played, Dionne gets frustrated. When Dionne tells her best friend Charlotte about DeDe's plight, she doesn't think she's gossiping or breaching a confidence. And of course her best buddy Charlotte would never tell anyone; but she did. The question is, who did she tell and why did this vicious cycle narratives begin?
With gossip, drama, conflict, tragedy and romance, Sonia Caulton tells a riveting story involving trust, confidence, and betrayal. There's endless love for the needy boyfriend and unrequited love for a few good men. Our 'leading lady" DeDe, also has to contend with her groupie twin siblings as well. Kendra is trifling and doesn't mind sleeping with men who have money. Kendall also likes rubbing elbows with the rich and famous entertainers and pro athletes. It's suppose to be a secret, but some of them like him too.
No More Love Making is bursting with twists, turns and surprises. After reading this drama-filled romance novel, it will have readers asking, If you're not making love, what in the hell are you doing?"
Review Date: 10/30/2008
Helpful Score: 1
talk about family dynamics 4 generations of Moon women each holding their own secrets but trying to carry each burdens, a very good read and surprising outcomes.
Review Date: 11/4/2010
For all of us who have worked our own version of "RETAIL HELL"...Freeman Hall has put it down on paper for all to see:) and i am sure that we all have a version of each story he tells. This had me crying in my bus seat as i recognized each of his "customers". Two thumbs up!
Review Date: 3/8/2010
this book was GREAT... i read this in 1 sitting. To every woman who has the oppurtunity to be a mom biological and or adopted (including children that you just open your heart to) you can make a difference agood book to keep or pass along, i am keeping mine!
Review Date: 1/30/2010
i have read other books by this author and this is the first one i would give two thumbs down! to many story lines and not enough depth
Review Date: 1/10/2009
Helpful Score: 1
i don't like monkees of any kind... it was a gag gift, but being the reader that i am i decided to give it a try. a cute story that had me laughing at the boy and the "monkey business" he became involved w/, but it shows how strong his relationship w/ his family and especially his grandfather is.
Review Date: 2/23/2012
I stumbled onto this series and so glad I did! I fell hard and can't wait for the 4th installment. The characters, the dynamics, and the other wordly sex leave me wanting more.
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