This book was very expliciate and understandable. It was easy to naviagate through the pages and understand how the author was trying to explain the different things.

This book is full of easy-to-use, ready-to-photocopy sheets that will get kids excited about responding to biographies! There is no teacher activity/resource book like it on the market. It is a long time coming. BUY THIS BOOK!!!

WELL THE BOOK IS WELL WRITTEN AND I REALLY ENJOY THIS BOOK

A throughly enjoyable read that kept me guessing and wondering to the last page.

The best book out in the market for AS400 programmers trying to figure out how to connect to the AS400 from their PC. I like all of the different ways explained in the book.

Mark D. Borup has an excellent sense of humor to the subject of misery. Since we all experience misery to some degree (whether it be from our own choices or for others in our lives), this is a book that will strike home, while entertaining you. And if you're not miserable, you will definitely get a kick out of thinking of someone you know who is miserable. Just looking at some of the chapter headings is an indication to the humor this author has: "Make yourself the center of the known universe," "Discover the Inner Victim In You," and more.

I got excellent results from Language Dynamics' 748 Italian Sentences. The tapes were concise, easy to understand, and provided me with enough Italian to make myself understood with native speakers.

This book has it all. Everything from co-dependency to nutrition, relationships to support systems. It's easily read and being a paperback makes it ideal as a handout. I use it a lot in my work as a therapist and my clients have all appreciated the coverage it provides of the subject. This is a must have in the library of anyone who works with addicted persons or their families.

I needed some information on one of the Secretaries of the Interior, and this book not only had an in-depth study of the man, but a bibliography to consult! What a great resource! James Francis Church Bayside, New York 17 February 1997

Our world isn't a pretty place, good guys don't always win, and people don't always do the right thing. Harms shows us a reflection of the uglier parts of humankind that is unfiltered and unflinching. While the art isn't cutting edge, the story is evergreen. This story definitely isn't predictable, at least, not if you're used to homogenized Hollywood fluff. It does a good job of tricking you into thinking you know where you're headed and then taking you somewhere else. And to be honest, that "somewhere else" isn't a very nice place. But it is a place that exists in our world and shouldn't be ignored. While Abel story is set many decades ago, the themes of hatred, fear, and ignorance are still alive and well today.

Bottom Line: I'm glad I picked up Abel, and I think you will be too.