Richard Kent Books

Exploring the mysteries of the afterlife, this collection presents over 20 compelling accounts of near-death experiences. Each narrative reveals personal journeys through life-threatening events, with individuals sharing their profound encounters with what lies beyond death. Some recount blissful visions of heaven, filled with joy and peace, while others describe terrifying moments in a place they believe to be hell. These testimonies challenge perceptions of life after death, inviting readers to contemplate the possibilities of existence beyond our earthly realm.

Focusing on the evolving landscape of parental rights, this book addresses the surge of class action suits in 2005 advocating for fathers' equal custody. It serves as a resource for individuals navigating the complexities of child custody, offering practical advice for both legal and personal challenges. The authors, Kent and Steinbreder, approach the topic with empathy, aiming to reform outdated systems and provide effective strategies for achieving fair custody arrangements.

Focusing on the use of athletic team notebooks and journals, this book provides coaches and athletes with tools to analyze games and enhance performance through reflection on motivation, goal setting, and communication. It offers lesson plans, writing activities, and practical guidance, enriched with real-life examples from various sports teams. Ideal as a supplemental resource for college courses in coaching, kinesiology, and physical education, it encourages deep thinking about athletic development at all levels.

Focused on enhancing performance, this workbook offers golfers a collection of reflective activities inspired by the training practices of elite athletes. By engaging with the exercises, players can cultivate their mental approach, improve their learning processes, and elevate their game. The structured format encourages personal insights and growth, making it an essential tool for those looking to advance their skills on the course.

The FV4030/4 Challenger 1, a British main battle tank, served the British Army from 1983 to 2001. This tank is notable for its robust design and advanced technology for its time, playing a significant role in various military operations. Its development marked a pivotal advancement in armored warfare, reflecting the evolving strategies and needs of modern combat. The Challenger 1’s legacy continues to influence tank design and military tactics in contemporary armed forces.

This book features plans of the famous Challenger 1 Main Battle Tank in 1/35, 1/48, 1/72 and 1/76 scales.