A simple, cartoon-like dramatization of the day that you, the worlds greatest Minnesota Vikings fan and underrated talent, get the chance to come in late in the game to help the Vikings beat Da Bears! You or your child's picture is inserted at the rear of the book to show your face as the page-by page hero. Be sure and post a zany picture there to heighten the enjoyment of the book!!!

This is a great book for any young fan of the Atlanta Braves. The book has a cutout where you can paste a photo of your child's face and when you turn the pages, your child appears on every page and is the star of the story. Great book, lots of fun for kids.

Each year since its creation, more than 50,000 people pilgrimage to "The Field Of Dreams" movie site in Dyersville, Iowa, attesting to the ongoing power of this film. In If You Build It: Creating Your Own Spiritual Field Of Dreams, Joseph Cusumano presents eighteen interrelated essays about the many myriad transcendental/metaphysical truths of this classic movie, offering a virtual "how to" reader for anyone to build his or her own unique, multi-sensory dream field, to move beyond their perceived limitations, and experience their own revelatory insights and accomplishments beyond anything they had ever before aspired to. Highly recommended for metaphysical studies and personal self-help reading lists.

Valeria Petrocchi explores Conrad's theatre: the three plays (One Day More, The Secret Agent and Laughing Anne) are analysed in their specific identity as theatrical works, although they had been taken from Conrad's narrative. The literary and psychological comparison between Conrad and Pirandello is particularly interesting: the author focuses her attention on their modernism, despite some different features. An analysis of the diffusion of Conrad's work in Italy at the beginning of the 20th century is carried out with accuracy. In appendix the catalogue of the books held in Conrad's library is useful to understand Conrad's personality, not only his literary interests.

Anyone who has ever gazed at a favorite work of art and longed to DO something about it will cherish Joseph Stanton's IMAGINARY MUSEUM, a collection of poems that respond to images from the visual arts--painting, sculpture, movies--and the arts of drama and story. Stanton's own images and word-music concentrate your attention in fresh and startling ways, quicker than thinking. In these poems you'll find a ghost's sleeves dripping with salt, fire trying to outlive the burning house, a bird disappearing with a cry into unpainted silk. The arrangement of the book "museum" into galleries is delightful. Visit the Western Wing with its Vermeer, Cezanne, and Magritte poems; the Eastern Wing with its stunning evocations of Noh Drama; The Moving Picture Room with its Invasion of the Body Snatchers, Blade Runner, Birds (look out for that darkening jungle jim!) and Incredible Shrinking Man; the golden-lit Breugel Gallery; the surreal yet familiar Exhibition of Tales; and the spare splendor of the Hopper Gallery (Edward Hopper is obviously a favorite artist of the poet's). From cover to cover, IMAGINARY MUSEUM is a rare beauty.

Sutton is an exciting writer. His stories are interesting, vivid, unique.
He's written two pieces about William Saroyan, his mentor, in this
collection. He covers a lot of territory in 200 pages (29 stories
altogether), from growing up in Hollywood to relationships to travel to
sports to old age. This book is a must read. I wonder why I haven't heard
of this author before.

This was a very good writing of the life story of Nelson A.
Rockefeller. This book tells you of the wealth that Rockefeller was raised in. It then takes him to adulthood. His years of government service are well covered by the author. His four terms as the Governor of the state of New York are documented. His term as Vice-President of the United States is also in this
book. His being dropped from the Republican ticket is also told
in detail in this book. Rockefeller's life is well covered in this book. His service is unquestioned. You will also notice that
Rockefeller was the force that brought several good people to government service. Buy this book and read it. You will not be
dissapointed.

A very well illustrated book with a simple way to explain "modus operandi" to install and maintain dental implants. Very good to day-by-day dentist consultation.

In IN EVERY SEAM Allison Joseph conveys a narrative voice that is distinct. Her poems give the reader the sense of experience as it happened. IN EVERY SEAM is one of those rare volumes that make readers feel better in tune with the world around them, a world that, though possibly far different from their own, becomes more and more their own as each poem is digested.

Paul Wilkes, often seen in the pages of the New Yorker or the New York Times Sunday Magazine writing on issues of faith in the modern age, turns in a compelling biography of a modern-day Catholic cleric. Entering the priesthood in the idyllic 1950s, Joe Greer's expectations were completely upturned by the dramatic changes of Vatican II and the wrenching realities of ministry in inner-city Boston. Rather than enjoying the peace of a well-appointed rectory, Fr. Greer winds up riding the stone-pelted school buses of Boston during the angry days of desegregation. Never claiming sainthood for himself, Greer struggles with very human temptations -- and occasionally falls to them, only to repent and try again. Finally, as the pastor of a suburban Boston church, Joe Greer faces the greatest challenge to faith anyone can confront -- he is diagnosed with a rampant and unyielding form of cancer. How this good man of a faith always open to doubt deals with the most dangerous temptation -- the temptation of despair -- shapes the crux of this well-told spiritual biography