Best Selling Books by George Harrison

Offers a rare inside view of the Beatles and the cultural revolution of which they were a part, with a personal recollection of Harrison''s evolution as a musician and composer.

(Piano/Vocal/Guitar Artist Songbook). Piano/vocal/guitar arrangements of nearly 60 songs from Harrison''s days on the Apple label, including: All Things Must Pass * The Answer''s at the End * Art of Dying * Ballad of Sir Frankie Crisp (Let It Roll) * Bangla Desh * Be Here Now * Bye Bye Love * Dark Horse * Don''t Let Me Wait Too Long * Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth) * Hear Me Lord * I Don''t Care Anymore * Living in the Material World * My Sweet Lord * Ooh Baby (You Know That I Love You) * Sue Me, Sue You Blues * That Is All * This Guitar (Can''t Keep from Crying) * You * and more.

Horse Talk is a collaboration of over 250 words or phrases dealing with Thoroughbred racing and training terminology, including jockey strategy, the important role of the exercise riders, and a bunch of fun slang terms that can only be explained by the author. A must for all racing enthusiasts or relatives and friends of Owners, trainers, riders, grooms, hot walkers, or anybody else that love Thoroughbred racing.

Provides advice and step-by-step instructions for converting a back yard into a bird sanctuary.

From Simon & Schuster, America''s Favorite Backyard Wildlife is Kit and George Harrison''s intimate look at the fascinating lives of your best-loved backyard neighbors. This illustrated volume offers backyard wildlife enthusiasts information on gray squirrels, tiger swallowtail butterflies, box turtles, eastern chipmunks, American toads, cottontail rabbits, opossums, raccoons, striped skunks, woodchucks, and songbirds.

Six Prize Hawaiian Stories of the Kilohana Art League is an anthology that showcases the rich tapestry of storytelling from Hawaii''s past, woven with threads of cultural heritage and literary prowess. The collection''s overarching theme pivots around traditional and contemporary Hawaiian life, bringing to light a diversity of perspectives and prose styles that both educate and entertain. This collection is significant for its breadth of narrative, where each piece stands out in its unique exploration of tradition, identity, and place, forming a mosaic of Hawaiian cultural expression. The anthology features contributions from authors like W. N. Armstrong, Emma Louise Smith Dillingham, George Harrison De La Vergne, and James W. Girvin, whose works collectively encapsulate the historical and social landscapes of Hawaii. Aligning with the literary movement of fiction intertwined with cultural storytelling, these authors contribute to a dialogue around Hawaiian identity and the archipelago''s evolving narrative traditions. Their combined voices offer insights into the interplay between historical context and personal narrative, enriching the collection with depth and authenticity. Readers will find in this collection a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in a multitude of viewpoints that reflect Hawaii''Äôs diverse socio-cultural fabric. With compelling stories that educate and inspire, this anthology invites readers to engage in the complexities of Hawaiian life and thought, making it a vital volume for enthusiasts of cultural literature. The collection fosters an appreciation for the nuances of narrative and tradition, drawing connections between past and present in the tapestry of Hawaiian storytelling.

THE PRINCIPLES YOU NEED TO REACH YOUR DEFINITE MAJOR PURPOSE Anticipate the obstacles in the road ahead and prepare yourself for the adventure yet to come. Fifty-one thought provoking, entertaining stories drawn from Napoleon Hill’s original works including: • THINK AND GROW RICH • THE LAW OF SUCCESS • NAPOLEON HILL’S MAGAZINE “If life is a journey . . . having a guiding compass to assist us in our daily navigation would make things easier. By knowing whether we are traveling in the proper direction or moving toward our ultimate destination, we can better calculate our outcomes —JUDITH WILLIAMSON, Director, Napoleon Hill Foundation “Golden opportunities are lurking at every corner, waiting for the person with initiative to come along and discover them.”—GEORGE HARRISON PHELPS