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action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home4/sawpub/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6114I received a new post outline from my co-author. Before the title even had time to register, I was reading an apology from her, explaining why she wasn\u2019t absolutely crazy in sending me this post. After all, we\u2019re a publishing company. We specialize in good and great books<\/em><\/a>. And you\u2019re asking me if they even exist!?<\/p>\n Wouldn\u2019t that be a bit like McDonald\u2019s running a commercial asking if a good hamburger exists?<\/p>\n Well, maybe. But you see, the commercial wouldn\u2019t end there. And neither does this post. The point of asking<\/em> a question like that, is so that we can answer<\/em> it. Because\u2014it may be a question that you have asked yourself, over and over again. And if we can tell you that they do exist\u2014and that they\u2019re worth looking for\u2014that would make you feel a lot more motivated, wouldn\u2019t it?<\/p>\n Well . . . let me tell you just that!<\/p>\n There have been moments in our quest at SAW Publishing for good and great literature, when we have been tempted to despair of ever answering \u201cyes\u201d to this question.<\/p>\n There are many books that are great, and a fair number that are good\u2014but there are times when it seems like the two qualifications are never combined in the same book!<\/p>\n Despite these discouraging moments, we really have found that good and<\/em> great books can be discovered if you are willing to invest time and energy in the search.<\/p>\n While it is certainly true that good and great books are out there, it is also true that they very seldom fall into our laps unasked.<\/p>\n Some years ago, a major food corporation launched an advertising campaign with the slogan: \u201cWorth Changing Supermarkets For!\u201d<\/p><\/blockquote>\n This slogan\u2014which is still in use today\u2014captures the heart of most product-choice questions. Do we want the item enough to change something to get it? Sometimes that \u201csomething\u201d is a store or provider. Sometimes it is the subtler platform of our own expectations or worldview.<\/p>\n In the issue of finding suitable literature, if good and great books exist but require some trouble to find, the question becomes, are good and great books worth the effort?<\/p>\n As we have highlighted in previous articles, Sheep Among Wolves firmly believes that both good books<\/a> and great books<\/a> are valuable enough to be worth the effort.<\/p>\n Over the years, we have looked at many different sources of good and great books. Some of the most helpful in our search have been:<\/p>\nGood and Great Books: Do They Even Exist?<\/strong><\/h5>\n
Good and Great Books: Are They Worth the Effort?<\/strong><\/h5>\n
Good and Great Books: Where Do You Find Them?<\/strong><\/h5>\n
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