Most Popular Books by Bob Brown

Do you ever wonder what people really think of you, and want to know how to spot when they''re lying? Maybe you''re looking for a better understanding of what body language is - and how to catch those subtle cues when people talk? Do you know how to protect yourself against deception, manipulation, or even mind control? Analyzing people is the secret, and everyone can do it - being able to read the room, or even just a single person, can do wonders for you and where you stand. It''s an all-important skill that they don''t teach you in school - you can be brilliant, with a genius IQ, and miss those social cues that make all the difference; body tells you everything you need to know, you just need to be on the same page! Being able to analyze people is the type of skill that can create more fulfilling and rewarding relationships, boost your professional performance, and even kick-start a ''dead'' love-life. Being able to read the other person is invaluable - you can say all the right things, and still get it wrong! The art of analyzing people''s feelings, emotions, personality, thoughts, and behavior is what distinguishes ordinary performers from unquestioned winners. Reading people isn''t an inborn skill. In this book you will learn - How body language has always been instrumental in society - and what we can learn from our ancestors. - What you should pay attention to when you first meet people, and how to size them up in the first few minutes! - How to spot manipulators from a mile away, and navigate yourself out of those situations! - Simple nonverbal skills you can use to establish trust and communicate authority - How to recognize your own body language, and know what you''re unconsciously saying! - Sure-fire ways to know when someone is romantically interested - how to read them from the start! - Little-known speech clues that can reveal a lot about a person! - How to spot RED FLAGS that someone is lying to you! - Biggest mistakes every beginner makes, and how to avoid them altogether! And so much more! If you''re struggling with understanding the ins and outs of body language, and you''re looking to take advantage of this practical, real-life tool, then look no further - this book is written for you!

According to a recent survey by the Barna Group, 73% of Evangelical Christians believe that we are living in the end times right now. So, what are they doing about it? Many are hearing about the end times, but most are doing precious little. This book is a How To of information about the last days, based upon Jesus''s commands, so that Christians can become doers of the Word, not just hearers of the Word. Come learn what God''s purposes are for the end times and join Him in the greatest, most amazing evangelistic effort of all time

From a galaxy torn by civil war to a sleepy planet on the edge of the known universe, Enforcer Jakai del Quint pursues the failed Warlord Dorno Ban Sant to final showdown leaving Jakai alone and stranded on a planet called Earth far from the civilization he fought to protect. More than a hundred years later Jakai awakes, freed from his hibernation by a curious hiker. Together, hunted by Earth''s most powerful governments, fleeing from covert alien "observers," they join together to pursue Jakai''s need to bring long delayed justice to the vicious warlord now using his advanced technology to dominate Earth. With only the belief in his mission and the support of a woman with nothing to lose, Jakai crosses the world only to be caught in the web of violence that blankets the Middle East. In a sprint to a final confrontation, Jakai faces not only his past, but his future, and the future of Earth itself as he challenges the hidden forces of the Galactic core and those who would make Earth nothing more than stepping stone to a renewed cycle of galactic war.

In 1842, a spine-chilling mutiny attempt climaxed with the summary hanging of the son of Secretary of War Spencer. This sparked a national controversy and murder charges against Captain Alexander Mackenzie. Inspired by actual events, this novel describes a U. S. Navy sail ship''s harrowing days on the high seas and the tumultuous reception of Captain Mackenzie when the Somers arrived in New York. Intrigue and suspense began with a shrewdly planned mutiny and continued long after three of its perpetrators were hanged from the yardarm. Was Captain Mackenzie a courageous hero who saved his ship and men, or a murdering scoundrel? Would a court-martial clear his name or sentence him to death?

In his first speech in the Senate, Bob Brown raised the threat posed by climate change. It has taken 10 years for politicians to finally begin to acknowledge the causes and effects of climate change. Since 1996, Bob has continued to take a courageous, and often politically lonely, stand on issues around the saving of our planet, whether they have a local or international focus: saving Tasmania''s ancient forests, opposing the dumping of nuclear waste in Australia, protesting against Japanese whaling, the protection of rainforests and a host of other campaigns. In 2010 Bob led the Australian Greens to a historic result with more than 1.6 million Australians voting for the Greens. In 2012 Bob stepped down as Leader of the Australian Greens, and then retired from the Senate. Since then he has continued to campaign on conservation issues across Australia and the world. This book is both an inspiration and a call to action: Bob Brown''s words are a clear message on the issues facing our planet yet his positive approach is an inspiration to us all.

Adventure and romance awaits in worlds that never were but should have been. Magic and science blend together as Gears and Levers explores the quest for all that makes up humanity. Battle pirates, walk with ghosts, fly in dirigibles, explore the wonders world, and walk with automatons in fourteen amazing tales set in Steampunk lands by masterful storytellers such as David Boop, Irene Radford, Nancy Jane Moore, Renee Stern, Bob Brown, George S. Walker, and Rhiannon Louve.

Reprint of the original, first published in 1876.