'Life Before Life" 
by Richard M. Eyre

Synopsis

Origins of the soul.... Knowing who you are and where you came from. Richard dives into this subject wholeheartedly without living stones untouched. Some of the most popular believes are challenged in a philosophical and engaging manner.

"How To Write A Movie In 21 Days" by Vicky King

Synopsis

No book can find your ideas for you, but this one provides a great service in helping you discover and develop a story, and to come up with the completed script. King helps you learn to think cinematically, in the language of the movies, and to keep asking the essential questions as they work: What's the story? Who is the story about? Do you care about the characters? Does anyone? King also tries to help you survive not just the structural pitfalls that can derail a script, but also the mental or emotional whirlpools that can prevent any artist from finishing a project.

Personal opinion: This little book help my creative juices flow. Actually, made me want to write. Perhaps in 21 days the next 'blockbuster' from yours truly will be in the works!

"It Was On Fire When I Lay Down On It" by Robert Fulghum

Synopsis

In his first phenomenal bestseller, EVERYTHING I NEED TO KNOW I LEARNED IN KINDERGARTEN, Robert Fulghum reminded readers everywhere of some plain and still-true truths. Now, picking up where he left off, Fulghum turns our eyes to show-and-tell, weddings, his own ten commandments, and more insightful and unique observations on what our world is and was.... Ingram. After his triumphant All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten, Robert Fulghum returns with a richer, more mature, more strikingly memorable collection of essays guaranteed to provide hours of heartwarming, humorous entertainment.

Personal opinion:

A friend gave it to me for my birthday and it was GREAT! Once you get started it's hard to put it down- You just want to keep on laughing

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"Minotaur" by Stephen Coonts

Synopsis

Navy Captain Jake Grafton develops an aircraft known as the Minotaur using Stealth technology and deals with a Defense Department information leak in this techno-thriller. PW commented, ``Coonts is most compelling when he focuses on the politics of design and procurement; his comparisons of Navy and Air Force procedures are admirably sharp-edged.''

Personal opinion:

Awesome thrills! Stephen Coonts takes you flying one more time. His action pack novel will 'catapult' you into new dilemmas. I think this is by far one of the best novels written by Coonts. He puts you on the deck of the carrier and in the cockpit of the jet.