Most Popular Books by Steve Cox

When Sam and his sister camp out in the backyard, Sam is sure there is a monster hiding somewhere, so he goes to take a look.

The true story of a family''s struggle with brain cancer. From the onset of symptoms through diagnosis and treatment, the author articulately chronicles events as they unfold. Fears and raw emotions will capture the reader and give them an insider''s view of a husband and wife''s struggle to stay alive. The odds of what happened to this family are incalculable.

Today all the top Forex traders are aware that consistent profits can be only made by identifying the markets that are emerging. Since Forex deals with the lowest common denominator for any country, it is important to get knowledge about how these diverse trading systems operate. Apart from understanding the dynamics in international relationships it is also important to understand the dynamics of their market trades. Today India and China have emerged as the fastest growing economies of the world.

Towns and cities are where most of us live, work and play, and although we recognize the value of the trees standing on the corner, or in the park, most of us are unaware that they are a vital part of our urban life-support system. This book is suitable for those who wish to discover why trees are present in our population centres.

This book is the world''s largest compendium of maker marks found on American trade silver between 1682 and 1855. It features over 600 individual marks from hundreds of silversmiths in Colonial America, Canada, Great Britain, and France. This is a color edition featuring a detailed illustrated glossary, index, and many full-color plates.

A collection of four stories from the depths of human interaction, each darker than the one before.

What makes you better than the competition in your patients'' minds?According to Warren Buffett, "Any business that enjoys a durable competitive advantage is likely to have a long history of profitability."You must be able to emphasize, with clarity, the benefit you provide to your target market that''s better than the competition! That''s your competitive advantage.It''s a shame that far too many doctors don''t approach their business as it really is. There seems to be an attitude that merely by hanging their shingle over their door, patients will come!Every business school in the country teaches that business success is a daily struggle for survival. Every day someone is going out of business. Likewise, every day someone is trying to build their business; however, in a crowded marketplace every time a clinic gains a new patient, someone else loses one!Though you can make the argument that the world is your "patient" oyster, depending on geographic limitations, population density, availability, and opportunity, your pool is not nearly as large as you may believe.The fact it is that every day your competitors are actively marketing to your patients. If they''ve done an excellent job of incentivizing, they are doing everything they can to compel your patient to become their patient!This single-problem/single solution book has a sole purpose: to show you how you can keep your patients (both current and past) from jumping ship. As we go along, you will also learn to attract more patients and increase your clinic''s traffic and profits.

The story of ''Goldilocks and the Three Bears'' retold in simple language for young children, in a book that unfolds to form the bears'' four-room cottage. Press-out, stand-up characters of Goldilocks and all the bears are included.

Featuring highly informative labelled pictures, introduces young children to the size and power of town machinery, and explains each machine''s function.

With this Menagerie of Television''s most Huggable heroes from Abbott and Costello''s chimp Bingo and Sipowicz''s tropical fish on NYPD Blue to The Beverly Hillbillies'' Duke and the alligator Elvis of Miami Vice, Ken Beck, Jim Clark, and Steve Cox pay tribute to a cast of over eighty pets worthy of their fame. This pictorial history brings you trivia quizzes, including a test on TV cowboys and their horses; a list of "pet peeves" -- odd and eccentric dislikes of animals with attitude; and interviews with trainers, owners, and the stars who worked closely with these talented thespians of the animal kingdom. Animal Magnetism is lively and entertaining, stirring memories of our favorite television creatures and shows including The Andy Griffith Show, Dukes of Hazzard, Mr. Belvedere, and Tarzan. Elephants, tigers, and bears, oh my!

"Glisse ta main ici, si tu n''as pas peur. Mais attention ! Le loup n''est peut-être pas loin..." Seras-tu aussi courageux que Tirehouchon, le petit cochon ? Oseras-tu glisser ta main sous la paille ou dans le poulailler pour vérifier que le loup n''y est pas ? Un livre à toucher pour frémir et rire de la peur du loup.

The story of ''Little Red Riding Hood'' retold in simple language for young children, in a book that unfolds to make a four-room cottage. Press-out, stand-up characters of child, grandma, wolf and woodcutter are included.

The author plummets headlong into the city, eavesdropping on conversations and observing Londoners in all their rich, Hogarthian splendour.