An important review of heart disease from fetal life through adolescence. Very well written and quite clear and complete. No reference library on congenital heart disease is complete without this book

This Book has developed with each Edition, and it very well has met its Peak!. It is Must Have for anyone interested in staying sane in this Urban Jungle! I ride fairly regularly and I have not been able to ride a fraction of the trails in this book! Get this Book! And Get out and Ride!

Bet you can't buy just one! You'll need to buy more than one copy of this book. One to keep and one to use. Your friends will love receivng these high quality glossy post cards in the mail and you'll love sending them. 24 ready to mail post cards of Hollywood's most famous

This little book is as much fun to read as watching one of your favorite films. Not only is it entertaining and informative, but it manages to be comprehensive and highly discriminating at the same time. The authors are fully aware of the "auteurs" who count, of the films that matter. I've read hundreds of film books, and I can guarantee that you won't find a better value.

I was fortunate to stumble upon this book on Amazon.com. As a musician, it looked intriguing. I bought it and became immediately engrossed. I enjoyed the compelling introduction by Adam Krims. After reading that, I had to continue with the rest of the book. It has a fantastic compilation of essays by a wide variety of authors. As a woman, and an artist, many of these essays were valuable and meaningful to me. Never before have I seen a book that so clearly demonstrates how music ties into the broader conerns within the humanities. I highly recommend it.

I LOVE THIS JOURNAL! The subtle, pastel backdrop of shells and shoreline, along with inspirational quotes and verses, really quiet your heart and invite you to write about your thoughts, hopes and dreams.

It is amazing how stong such a young child can be. Anyone who works with children should read this book. I am amazed by his strength and optimism!

Adam Cole's THE MYTH OF MAGIC is a very entertaining, in-depth, and well thought-out first novel. The essence of the story is that magic, like storytelling or music, is something used for rituals and entertainment. It augments emotions, but does not do things such as cause people to turn into frogs or fly on broomsticks (Harry Potter fans will be disappointed, but the more discerning readers will enjoy this break from the cliché). The use of magic in this way is a metaphor for disciplines that have lost their favor in the public eye, or at least their mystique. The magicians are outcasts, not because they trade in the occult, but because they have devoted themselves to something archaic-not arcane. I see this as an allegory for certain religions, Judaism perhaps, as well as such archaic disciplines that we tend to adopt out of interest in beauty or the past. It certainly fits with any ethnic group that has been persecuted because of different beliefs or other traits that society finds unusual.
While the story is centered around the apprenticeship of a young boy, the novel is not a children's story. Parallel plots concern the politics of the town and involve adult characters whose motivations show humanity at its worst and best.
Cole's detailed description, lively dialogue, and sense of the symbolic enhances a unique and entertaining story. THE MYTH OF MAGIC is a piece of fantasy that is unusual in the best way. It is original, which is rare in this genre.

This is a great compilation of songs for any musician who is looking for some new material. There are elements of jazz, pop, broadway musical, and gospel in these wonderful art songs. Although the music may be a bit difficult for begining pianist, advanced students, accompanists, and singers will find this songbook a joy.

This compilation presents an extensive photographic record of the immediate aftermath of the bombing of Nagasaki with accompanying text. Published on the 50th anniversary of the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, it shows the horrendous aftermath of the bombing through reprints of digitally restored negatives from pictures taken just a few days after the critical juncture in history. The photos are accompanied by bilingual text in Japanese and English, including an interview with the photographer, a work of fiction, and extensive biographical and chronological materials. The graphic contents may not be suitable for certain readers.

-From the Alsos Digital Library for Nuclear Issues