This book has the words and music on one page and beautiful illustatations on the other. My daughter and I have spent many nights singing and reading from this book. Now that she is older, she sings with me.

This calendar is Moosic to my ears!

Moral Moments is a great little book. Loads of wisdom are packed into these short essays. Students should appreciate the author's brevity and instructors should (hopefully) learn more about "the point" of teaching ethics from this book. I heartily recommend it.

This book is incredibly hilarious. The only way to duplicate it would be to mix Monty Python's humor with Robert E. Howard's pulp adventure fiction. Action-packed and with several side-splitting one-liners that never fit the time zone but the meld seamlessly with the humor, this book will keep you entertained every time you read it.

Mark P. Silverman's "More Than One Mystery", in much the same manner as his treatment of optics in "Waves and Grains" written a few years later, is a series of discrete but interrelated essays on different aspects of quantum interference. The treatment is semi-technical, with analyses of the math supporting the various experiments and their interpretations. Speaking as one with no math background at all and no formal training in physics, I still found this book fascinating and thoroughly enjoyable. Silverman is something of a polymath, with wide-ranging interests, and he succeeds in bringing together concepts from different fields of study in unexpected but very fruitful ways. He surely must be a wonderful classroom teacher; his enthusiasm for his subject matter is contagious, and to say that his use of language in his writing is masterful is an understatement. Formerly a journalist, he is always engaging, and never dry. Throughout, his descriptions are a model of clarity, and the precision of his vocabulary in the simplest nontechnical sentences is awe-inspiring in its elegance. This is not a textbook, but any serious student of physics who doesn't own a copy is missing out on an important book.

Much of this same material is presented for a general readership in his 2002 "A Universe of Atoms, An Atom in the Universe", a revision of the now out-of-print "And Yet It Moves: Strange Systems and Subtle Questions in Physics".

Mark Alan Stamaty is one of America's premier political satirists. More Washingtoons follows the senseless political journey of Congressman Bob Forehead (Rep.) as he embraces the burning issues of Washington, like how to stay in office, all the while vaguely going where most Congressmen have gone before. A true gem

Although we are to never judge a book by it's cover, I am so glad that I did just that. I instantly fell in love with this book's famous print of "The Three Ages" by Gustav Klimt on the jacket. As I scanned the pictures within I knew the book was coming home with me, and that I would be ordering and sending a copy to all of my friends and family. As a mother and an obstetrical nurse it was a pure pleasure to find that in most of the portraits selected the mother is shown nursing her infant, the perfect bond. The phrases, quotes and narrations are beautifuly chosen and arranged as progression through a childs life. A superb gift for any woman and a delight to find on any coffee table!

This is a excelent guide in many ways: the ride descriptions give you a good idea of what you are up against physically and technically, there is a broad number of rides to choose from, the maps and elevation profiles are well detailed, and the directions are easy to follow. You must have this guide if you want to ride in or near Chico.

This is a great guide to trails in the Santa Monica Mountains. It is clear, comprehensive, and even several years after it was written, it's still up-to-date. If you mountain bike in the Santa Monica mountains, this is the guide to get. It covers all the trails and also the various sensitive political situation that exist in the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area. Also covers area history and has good info on safe outings as well.

You have the money, you have the time to read (although you probably don't take advantage of that time) so why not buy this book.

Mark Strand's Mr and Mrs Baby is one of the best collections of contemporary fiction of our time. Stories like "A Dog's Life" and "True Loves" will challenge the standard conventions which we cling to in our daily life.

Cutting wit, piercing irony and beautiful writing characterize this masterpiece.