Michael Hayes Bücher

 A half-century ago America was embroiled in a quagmire thousands of miles away from our shores that split the nation in two. Based upon extensive research and interviews, this book chronicles the history of that tempestuous timeframe. The author's succinct yet elegant writing style makes complex issues readily palatable to the knowledge thirsty reader. Relying heavily on oral history, the author offers a rich portrait of the Vietnam Era. Older readers will appreciate the book for its ability to help put a complex period of their lives into clearer perspective. Young people will be able to appreciate the deep implications of the Era and the impact that it had on our society. There are valuable lessons shared in this work that are fully applicable today including the power of organization that helped to not only end a senseless war but also served as a catalyst for significant cultural changes.

Exploring the connection between the Hermetic Code and genetic code, Michael Hayes presents a groundbreaking perspective on evolution and consciousness. He highlights the numerical patterns found in ancient philosophies and modern science, suggesting a harmonious relationship between biology and cosmology. This work posits that our understanding of music may stem from an innate recognition of cosmic order, paralleling the structure of DNA. Hayes, drawing from his experiences in postrevolutionary Iran, reveals a unifying code that reflects the essence of life and the universe.

Exploring the profound theme of love, this book resonates deeply with readers by articulating feelings often left unexpressed. It invites you into a transformative journey, revealing the complexities of life and the heart's resilience. Through its heartfelt narrative, it emphasizes that while the heart is inherently strong, it becomes vulnerable without love, offering solace and connection to those who seek to understand this essential emotion.

The story follows a young woman dedicated to becoming a Sakura Ninja, facing emotional turmoil as she parts from her best friend, Yakishu, who embarks on a secret mission. As Yoshi undertakes her own quest to locate the elusive Black Dragon, she encounters challenges that lead her down a shadowy path. This journey ultimately brings an unexpected reunion with Yakishu, intertwining their fates in unforeseen ways. The novel explores themes of friendship, loyalty, and the complexities of growing up within a fantasy setting.

Through the eyes of James Little Elk, a Native American child, readers are invited to explore his family's cultural traditions and lifestyle. As he learns from his parents and seeks approval from his Great Grandfather, a tribal leader, young readers in kindergarten through third grade will gain insights into Native American heritage. This series not only enriches the Indian education program but also fosters literacy skills, allowing children to engage meaningfully with James Little Elk's adventures and the richness of his culture.

Featuring a collection of 24 unique solo piano compositions, this book offers two-page pieces in every key, allowing pianists to explore a diverse range of musical styles and techniques. Ideal for both practice and performance, these short works are designed to enhance skill and creativity, making them suitable for musicians of various levels. Each piece presents an opportunity to develop proficiency across the keyboard while enjoying the artistry of concise musical expressions.

Fiction and fact merge in this story of a teenage boy (Jonathan Stadler) following his beloved Aston Villa's glorious 1980/81 season. As he turns 14 (one year for each of the Villa players) his life begins to change in many different, funny and unexpected ways. Step back to a time of; Big Ron Atkinson's flamboyant Albion, Andy Gray's Wolves League Cup winner, Cloughie conquering's Europe and Star Soccer on TV. This is a must for anyone who followed Midland football in the early 80's. It will bring memories flooding back of a time when a staggering eight Midland teams were in the top division. A time when going to school on Monday was a nightmare if your team had lost on Saturday. But this isn't just a football book.... 'Just 14' really has it all; from the shooting of John Lennon, the ripping skirts of Bucks Fizz to a guest appearance from Pele this book will make you laugh, smile and probably even cry.