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Books with author Paul Davids

  • Hotshot Puzzles

    Paul Davies

    Paperback (Oxford University Press, Oct. 29, 1992)
    Time is running out for the people of Planet Centrum. The machine that purifies the air has stopped working. They need a precious crystal called xarkon to start the machine again. Without it their planet will die...
  • Little Carl Clark

    David Cava, Paul Cava

    Paperback (Trafford on Demand Pub, Sept. 1, 2006)
    Little Carl Clark dreams he is out of bed and at the beginning of an exciting new adventure. While visiting this magical new land, he meets up with a number of colorful characters that have taught Carl the way back home. But, has Carl been listening? Little Carl Clark is the first book in a series that focuses on the importance of having fun while learning. With a whimsical rhyming scheme and brilliant color illustrations, Little Carl Clark is sure to quickly become one of your child's favorites.
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  • Aztecs

    Paul Davies

    Paperback (Folens Publishers, Oct. 1, 1996)
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  • Aztecs

    Paul Davies

    Paperback (Belair Publications Ltd, Sept. 1, 1996)
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  • Brave Americans

    Paul David III

    Hardcover (Infinity Publishing, )
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  • Glove of Darth Vader / The Lost City of the Jedi / Zorba the Hutt's Revenge

    Paul Davids;Hollace Davids

    Hardcover (Barnes Noble Books, March 15, 1708)
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  • Brave Americans

    Paul David III

    Paperback (Infinity Publishing, )
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  • Last Three Minutes

    Paul Davies

    Paperback (BasicBooks/HarperCollinsPublishers, Jan. 1, 1993)
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  • The Inventors

    Paul Davies

    eBook
    Their inventions had been banned around the world, but the they had become very wealthy. Now it was time to do some good and train some younger inventors.
  • China’s Water Struggle for Survival: Conflict, Cooperation, and Creative Problem Solving

    Paul F. Davis

    Paperback (Independently published, April 3, 2017)
    China’s Cancerous Development and Destructive Demise By reason of its explosive economic growth and global expansion, China is quickly becoming a world power with extraordinary influence. Yet China’s growth and expansion is disrupting the environment, polluting rivers, causing widespread illness, and killing its own people. Given China’s earth altering “grow first and clean up later” approach to development, what is the best way for China’s people (and the people of nations bordering China and drinking from the same rivers) to safeguard their water, influence governmental law and policy, reform industry, educate society, and continue to monitor future development to ensure rivers vital to the health of their communities are not contaminated or kept from them by damming and diversion projects? China’s scientists, engineers, medical doctors, and environmental activists have documented dangerous industrial water pollution, corporate environmental disregard, and hazards of poorly planned dam and diversion projects. Chinese citizens themselves have begun to actively protest and blog online to make known their dissatisfaction with unclean water, poor sanitation, corporate neglect, and environmental abuses by farmers and industrial manufacturers resulting in widespread cancer and premature deaths across the country. There are 459 cancer villages across 29 of China’s provincial units. Water contamination from industrial pollution is believed to be the main cause of cancer villages, and there is a close relationship between China’s major rivers and the location of cancer counties. Cancer villages tend to cluster along the major rivers and their branches. …Iron and copper sulfide strip mining since 1970 has resulted in serious soil erosion and landslides that have dumped cancer-causing cadmium, lead, and other heavy metals into the water system and soil down the mountain. For China to be a benign hegemony in Asia as it claims to be, it must start at home by upholding its own principles of peaceful coexistence beginning in how it relates to its own environment, people, and neighboring states drinking from the same rivers. Paul F. Davis is a Worldwide Motivational Speaker, Wellness Trainer and Health Coach who has touched 76 nations serving the U.S. Military, Companies, Cruise Lines, Churches, and Universities across the globe. Paul provided rescue relief with the Salvation Army the first week of September 11th, 2001 at "ground zero" in New York City following the bombing of the World Trade Center. Paul traveled to Pakistan twice after 9/11, the nation where Paul believed Osama Bin Laden was hiding; prior to Presidents Bush and Obama pursuing and killing him therein. Paul was raised by his grandfather, a U.S. Army retired Lt. Colonel. Paul's cousin is a retired U.S. Army Ranger and Paul's uncle served in the U.S. Navy. Paul has spoken on sexual assault & harassment prevention and suicide prevention for both the U.S. Army and Air Force. Paul served as an intern for the U.S. Embassy in Timor Leste when Hillary Clinton was the former Secretary of State. Paul is the Author of more than 20 Books including: - United States of Arrogance - The Future of Food (volumes 1 & 2) - Geostrategy to Protect Environmental Health & Food Security - Update Your Identity - God vs. Religion Paul has earned 4 Master degrees with honors from New York University (Global Affairs), Michigan State College of Law (Global Food Law), the University of Alabama (Health), and the University of Texas (Educational Leadership). PaulFDavis.com Linkedin.com/in/worldproperties
  • The Eerie Silence: Searching for Ourselves in the Universe by Paul Davies

    Paul Davies

    Paperback (Penguin, March 15, 1780)
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  • College Orientation: Student Success Secrets

    Paul F. Davis

    Paperback (Independently published, March 31, 2019)
    STUDENT SUCCESS SECRETS TO ENJOY AND EXCEL IN COLLEGEAdvance your personal well-being, cultivate happiness, grow in self-awareness, emotional intelligence, and lay a strong foundation to grow personally, develop academically and professionally to achieve long-term success. In life you can have more if you refuse to settle for less. 40 insightful and probing life-changing questions and detailed heartfelt answers to help students get clear on how to navigate the nuances of higher education, be happy and healthy, have fun and fulfillment, cultivate meaningful lifelong friendships and contacts to accelerate your personal happiness and professional success. Paul F. Davis is a UCLA trained University and Career Counselor who has earned 4 Master degrees with honors from prestigious universities and served international students at Texas A&M International University and for the American China Exchange Society. Paul is a Worldwide Motivational Speaker and Author of more than 70 Books who has touched 89 nations speaking for the U.S. Military, Companies, Cruise Lines at Sea, Colleges and Universities throughout the globe.