Daniel Coyle spent the last few years traveling around the world and meeting with top coaches, teachers and neurologists in order to unlock the secret of how greatness happens. Now, he has taken his groundbreaking research and boiled it down to the essentials: 52 simple, proven rules for developing and growing talent in sports, art, music, business, or just about anything.   Supported by cutting-edge science and the wisdom of some of the world’s leading trainers from a variety of fields, The Little Book of Talent shows readers how to make the most progress in the least amount of time by using techniques that play into the way our brains are wired to learn. It’s an indispensible handbook that every coach, teacher, manager, athlete, musician, and student will want to own.

Recounts Armstrong's efforts to win his sixth Tour de France, describing his renewed training efforts after a near loss in 2003, his efforts to rebuild after a divorce, and the competitive factors that particularly challenged his 2004 season.

The 2005 race witnessed Texan Lance Armstrong clinch his seventh Tour de France victory - something that no other rider has achieved. This book looks into the unprecedented build up to the Tour, focusing on Armstrong's season and on the physical and mental limits of endurance through which he forced himself.

Grieving over the loss of her young son in a car accident, nurse Sara Black becomes ever more involved in the life of her patient, a mysterious man suffering from a gunshot wound and found on a remote beach northwest of Seattle, who draws her into a chilling account of his past on an Alaskan island, a past that may or may not be true. Reprint.

Grieving over the loss of her young son in a car accident, nurse Sara Black becomes ever more involved in the life of her patient, a mysterious man suffering from a gunshot wound and found on a remote beach northwest of Seattle, who draws her into a chilling account of his past on an Alaskan island, a past that may or may not be true. 15,000 first printing.

Product Description: Describes the struggle of a group of kids from a Chicago housing project and their white-collar coaches to triumph in Little League baseball, chronicling their journey from the first practice to the championship game. Book available.