Most Popular Books by Ron Celano

"CHOICES is about the choices Americans are making in politics that affect our lives. The choices we have as a free people enable us to make better lives for ourselves and our families. But those choices are gradually being taken away by our government. Ron Celano takes the reader through every policy step-by-step. He details how the wrong choices that voters make in choosing their political candidates and their policies are affecting their lives for good or bad. His book is a veritable compendium of why the Left is promoting policies to take away the choices of Americans and restrict their freedoms. Unlike most books on the shelves today, this was not written by a celebrity, but by a citizen who is living these choices and seeing the outcome of both unintended and intended consequences. Mr. Celano's knowledge, perception, and wisdom offer the reader a fascinating insight into the machinations of our government, and how media propaganda is twisting public opinion to steer them down the wrong road. This fast read is a first-class collection of a patriot's vision as he watches the great nation in which he grew up decline. Through the frauds and deceits of leaders whose vision is not that of America as the land of the free, he has watched its culture deteriorate as its people become complacent and dependent on government, distracted by electronic media, and immersed in an imaginary world of leftist victimhood, rather than be motivated in the reality of responsible adults." Dustin Koellhoffer - Liberals Backwards Think

Inventions - Past, Present, and the Future takes readers on an extraordinary journey through humanity''s relentless pursuit of innovation. From the earliest breakthroughs-like the mastery of fire and the invention of the wheel-to today''s interconnected digital world, this book explores the pivotal creations that have defined civilizations across millennia. Each era, from the agricultural advancements of ancient times to the Industrial Revolution''s machinery and the modern digital age, is examined for its transformative inventions. The narrative not only celebrates human ingenuity but also sets the stage for contemplating the ethical and societal impacts of emerging technologies, from artificial intelligence to biotechnology, that will shape our future. The book is structured chronologically, guiding readers through key historical periods and their defining innovations. Early chapters delve into foundational technologies like simple tools and irrigation in the ancient world, while later sections highlight the Industrial Revolution''s steam engine and the digital age''s internet revolution. As the narrative progresses, it projects forward, envisioning a future where AI, advanced biotech, and space exploration could redefine human existence. By tracing the exponential acceleration of progress-from months-long communication in the 18th century to today''s instant global connectivity-the book underscores how rapidly technology evolves. Ultimately, it invites readers to imagine a future where the next few decades may bring changes even more profound than the last three centuries combined.

How the West Was Really Won is no dusty and boring history tome. It''s a raw, unflinching ride through the blood, grit, and glory of the American frontier from 1802 to 1890. Chronicled year by year, this book lays out the bare and honest brutality of the Indian Wars and broken treaties. It unearths bizarre and little-known facts, while peppering the narrative with sharp-witted tall tales, folklore, and quips to keep you entertained. From the Lewis and Clark expedition to the closing of the frontier, every page pulses with vivid stories of triumph, tragedy, and treachery. You''ll also learn about the everyday people who made the West their home, from farmers to cowboys to Native Americans. Complete with illustrations of important events, historical sites, and people that survived the chaos of a developing country. It''s a book that will make you think about the West in a whole new way.

Henrietta was born on January 6, 1920 into a poor post World War I Southern American family. Her story is not unique or unusual for someone born during that period. It is a story of innocence and awakening that was typical of American life as it unfolded throughout the 20th Century. In her journal she shares stories of her family while growing up; of joy and sadness during good and bad times; of humor and life''s lessons; of getting married and raising her family; of her philosophy, and of other thoughts that go through a person''s young and adult mind. She wrote it in a way that reflected her traditional Southern upbringing and education. Many of today''s American youth are not aware of or are not interested in their family history. They don''t know that this country became great because of the hard work, sacrifices, and family values of regular people that lived during and before Henrietta''s time. It is hoped that her story will inspire those that read it to look into their families past and appreciate the contributions they made to America.

Beyond the Oval Office is an enlightening and captivating exploration of the lives of former U.S. presidents after their tenure in the White House. This thought-provoking book delves into the intriguing and often uncharted territories that ex-presidents navigate when they relinquish their hold on the highest office in the land. As the curtains close on their presidential legacies, these remarkable individuals embark on a new chapter filled with unexpected challenges, triumphs, and contributions to society. Throughout the pages of this compelling narrative, readers are invited to witness the diverse paths taken by former presidents as they step into the shadows of history and forge their identities beyond their presidential terms. From the monumental accomplishments to the poignant struggles, the book presents a comprehensive look at the various roles they assume and the lasting impact they leave on the nation and the world.

For many, the guitar fretboard remains a mystery. Finally, a straight forward step by step approach that will have you playing all over the fretboard in no time. Starting with five basic patterns, this book will show you how to easily locate and play chords, scales and arpeggios in any key and mode. Over 225 charts and illustrations are included. Practice excercises for each subject gradually build your knowledge of the fretboard. This book provides the know how you need as a curious hobbiest or as someone seeking higher goals.

How many ways are there to swing a golf club? Golf magazine writers and TV commentators certainly don''t have a shortage of golf swings to analyze. So, I suppose we will never know the answer. This all creates a certain amount of confusion for the average golfer who is trying to improve their swing. After years of frustrating golf and countless swing changes, I thought that there must be a simpler way to look at the golf swing. Rather than look at all the differences, I wondered instead if there was something that all good golfers do that the average golfer generally does not. Anyone that is serious about golf certainly needs to learn the fundamentals, but what I was looking for had more to do with what I call "The Principles of Triangulation." Although inherent to all good golf swings, these principles are rarely given priority when it comes to golf analysis. I believe they are at the heart of every good golf swing and at the core of every good golf shot. Inside your will find a thorough explanation of these principles along with illustrations and drills to help you apply them to your swing. Additional subjects include how to reduce tension, creating lag and how to start the downswing, the difference between a one-plane swing and a two-plane swing and why you should never change your natural way of swinging, and much more. Learning to apply traits that are common to all good players has made my game much more enjoyable and I sincerely hope they do the same for yours - Ron Celano