David: 5366 books

The Merchant of Venice by William Shakespeare is adapted in a Sephardi style by Actor and Singer David Serero. This adaptation was first presented at the American Sephardi Federation located at the Center for Jewish History in New York in June 2015.

When King David died, he left behind a peaceful kingdom that was following God. Most of the subsequent kings and prophets, however, failed to obey God, and so the nation suffered under exile and oppression.This book of 1 Kings reminds us that moral responsibility in leadership is needed today as much...

Will the key unlock the curse? After months spent chasing one clue after another, paranormal investigator Penny Lane is exhausted. Her relentless battles with Silas Caine have taken a heavy toll, and she longs to end his curse once and for all. But first, she must find one last item. With...

This life-changing 186-page workbook is designed to help the Christian achieve an emotionally rich spiritual life in the presence of God. This book is the result of twenty years of biblical research, thousands of hours spent discipling people, and many years leading seminars and classes in the spiritual...

Why Go Another Day Missing Basket After Basket And Free Throw After Free Throw? Want To Learn A Better Way Of Shooting? Using Zen principles, like being in the present moment, non-judgment, enhanced focus, awareness and letting your body flow are centuries old ideas that lead...

Playing Golf is a rewarding game of skill that must, somehow, be learned. GOLF: LEARN TO PLAY AND HAVE FUN is a book that can get you to the top of your game; wherever it may take you. The doors of learning and playing golf are always open for all types of players - Old, Young, Male, Female, Handicapped,...

his is a published educational project requested by the University of Bahr el Ghazal in the Wau Province of Sudan. David was requested to redesign the business and finance curriculum to more current educational standards for the University. This is a only "fair use" project that is a great resource...

How much control does one possess over their own destiny? How much power does one have when it comes to fulfilling identified dreams? What happens when ones destiny is much different than ones dreams? Author David Byrd Jr., puts his pain on paper, testifying in this strikingly personal account of...

When all else fails, succeed! - Is a book that is well researched in modern day success stories with refreshing insight into practical skills to achieve personal success without the usual self-help hype! It displays a simple format that places in the hands of any reader the power to reflect and pinpoint...

This collection of blog posts from author David Derrico's "Always Write" Blog covers news & info about e-books, e-readers, and the publishing industry. It includes all his blog posts from the year 2010, a total of 103 posts spanning over 65,000 words, plus pictures. Topics include:•...

In his first book, “Back to Containment: Dealing with Putin’s Regime,” David J. Kramer traces the rise of Vladimir Putin and the U.S.-Russia relationship over the course of the administrations of Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama. He argues that the Putin regime is a serious threat...

Destiny Drummond is feeling all alone in the world, and her wheelchair is a constant reminder of the car crash that killed her parents. When Destiny stumbles into the dream world – and into danger – who will come to the rescue? Locked up in Maximum Mischief’s castle, how will she ever find her...

David Sheppard’s Novelsmithing saved my last novel; his Story Alchemy may well save my work-in-progress. This is the most unusual book on craft I have ever read. My head is popping with new insights on the nature of storytelling, dream and memory, and the blurred line between everyday life and the...

Questions burn within us all. At times, the answers bring an inferno of their own, laying waste to our comfortable traditions and beliefs. The light of that mighty fire will either destroy us or light the pathway towards truth. We march forward with no shield to protect us; reason our only weapon.The...