This beautiful book may seem to be a children's Halloween story - and it certainly is that - but it's much richer message is one that you'll find yourself coming back to time and time again. It will be your new best friend - the one that you seek when you want to curl up in a chair and reflect on God's miracles in your life.

THE WORLD IS FULL OF LOVE STORIES - TRUE STORIES AND JUST MADE UP STORIES - . BUT THE WAY THIS TRUE STORY OF ROMANCE, BETRAYAL,AND MURDER IS TOLD TO THE WORLD, IT IS DONE REMARKABLY WELL, TAKEING A ROLLER COASTER RIDE OF EMOTIONS,AND ENTICEING THE READER FROM THE BEGINING TILL THE END AND ALLURES YOU TO CONTINUE SEEKING THE ANSWER OF SUCH A ROMANCE ,DESCRIPTIVE AND EFFECTUAL REVEALING MYSTERY SOLVING MURDER.THIS STORY IS ACTUALLY AN ANTIDOTE FOR UNHAPPY RELATIONSHIPS IN THE HOME OR AT THE WORK PLACE,JUST IDOLIZING THE CHARACTERS OF THE BOOK - "THE PRINCE OF LOST KINGDOM" WILL CHANGE YOUR WORLD, MAKEING THE HOME AND THE WORK A HEAVENLY PLACE. DEBORAH J STEIN SWAN LAKE, NEW YORK

I was never one to enjoy bible stories. They all seemed the same to me. After reading this I found a new love of them and the characters.

this is a very good hand book to caried with you to the hospital. this book is recomended to medicine student and doctors and specialist in neurology to. It gives you a very good information about practical issues in neurology. instead of that it's a cheap book that any one can buy.

Selgiman book is a contribution to the issues of 'social capital' and 'civil society' that is much in vogue these days. Seligman attempts to distnguish and clarify the concepts that form the background to these ideas.

Seligman intially shows what has been termed trust by writers such as Fukayama is not trust but a form of familiarity. The trust that Fukayama's social capital is built on is a learned confidence in the behaviour of others. Someone living in a culture can learn that that others can be guaranteed to perform their roles in a predictable manner and so can learn that there is little risk in reliance on their actions.

Seligman contrasts this familairity and confidence with what he terms 'trust.' Seligman shows that participants in modern society play far more roles than they did in the past and that of necessity there will be conflict in the imperatives of these roles. In Western society this has led to the privileging of the concept of an individual who lies behind all of these roles.

With refererence to the work of Enlightment philosophers, Seligman shows that this precludes the use of familiarlity to reduce risk in social itneraction. Interactions cannot be predicted from past behaviour. The indvidual move from being a role filler to an auronomous agent which negotiates behavior that is not controlled by role expecatation. Trust is that property which at the limits where role expectations fail can allow agents to rely on the good faith of others.

Seligman shows how trust is not a necessary result of the process of role multiplication and fragmentation but is an historical fact resulting from the forces in western culture. h He discusses how the current forces of identity politics, political correctness aand the like are attempts to eliminate trust with its acceptance of risk. These are attempts to define and control all apsects of behavior by removing the capability of agency from the individual. The indvidual with them is defined by the external attributes of his/her role.

To Selignam trust is about the acceptance of risk. It can only be found in the beahvior of autonomous agents. It contrasts to familiarity which can be used to learn the actions of role fillers whose actions are determined by the expectations of their roles. Identiy politics is a direct attack on the idea of the individual.

This book gives an historical review of the effects and experiments of inventors to accomplish flight with apparatus, which by reason of its rapid movement will be supported by the air as birds are. The author has gathered all the records of such experiments which were accessible, and has endeavored to show the reasons for their failure and to explain the principles which govern flight, and to satisfy himself and his readers, whether we may reasonably hope eventually to fly through the air. His conclusion is that this question may now be answered in the affirmative. A full account is given of the recent experiments of scientists like Maxim, Lilienthal, Hargraves and Langley, which have so greatly added to our knowledge on this subject. The book contains over 300 pages and is illustrated by nearly 100 engravings. It is written in a style which will be read with as much interest by the general as by the non-technical reader. Advertisement taken from "Aeronautics,&qu! ot; published in the fall of 1894.

Adam Bruno's book, IN THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE (subtitled Prophets and Conspirators in Pre-Revolutionary Russia) is an excellent account of the revolutionary movement in the mid to late 19th century in Russia. The material it covers is essential knowlege for anyone studing either 19th century Russian literature, the Russian Revolution, or Revolutionaries in general. These 'prophets', as Ulam calls them, spoke of ideas not dealt with in our one country untill the 1960's. It is a book which sheds light on the past while at the same time raising questions about contemperary intellectualism.

Written by two of the leading experts in the field of early Ancient Egyptian history and prehistory, this book surveys the current theories surrounding the state formation process. It details the major sites which have been excavated and are under investigation, as well as the theorised contact with the inhabitants of the Western Desert and the Near East. It is a typical well written excellent little Shire book, with much compact information and many illustrations. All in all, it is an excellent source of information about Protodynastic Egypt for scholars and interested laypeople.

The media tends to distort the information. Many people cannot tell what is true and what is not. Many Arabs and Jews ask questions about how the state of Israel was created. They ask questions about who supported its creation, the role of the US, UK, and what the Arabs did to resist. They also ask about what happened in Palestine before and after 1948.

This book was written by two British men back in 1975, a journalist and a British MP, describe what happened behind closed doors before and after 1948 in the British Labour Party and parliment, role of the media, the US, and the Arab involvement. They expose hidden pacts, secrets, media bias, and much more.

This book is an excellent history book. If you have a strong desire to learn the history of the Israeli-Arab conflict, then read this book. Hard to find, therefore, you have to buy it used. But it is worth buying it in any condition you find it in.

The author of this book is great. He keeps you reading and reading. I can't stand reading books but this is one that I loved. Definatly check it out. If you like this book read, Stranglehold (Edward Hess), Deep Cover (D. Edward Bunget).