I felt to book to be very helpful in preparing to take the Danby test. The review section covered the topics in enough detail so you could answer the questions. Some of the questions were a bit technical. Over all I thought the book to a very good referance book.

In this autobiography, Betty Campoli talks about her relationship with God, and she also tells us her steamy relationships with the many men she has encountered in life. The story begins with her childhood, and it leads us through her marriages and affairs. Though many lovers arrived and departed from her life, she always had one love that was constant, and that was her love for her personal saviour, Jesus Christ.Campoli illustrates this tale in such a basic style that even a 12 year old could understand, but I do not recommend this book for children. She does not hold anything back, no matter how dark of a secret it should be.This is an interesting tale that is well worth the price and the time.

My 2 year old son is in love with horses. He and his grandfather read about horses and ride horses together. He loves to have any bed time story as long as it has a horse in it. He loves the pictures even though some of the horses are hard to see and the pictures are light. This book is perfect for him. He loves the poetry and sing-song of the words. He and his grandpa will spend hours reading this book.

Ellen is a freshman at an art school in Boston who has taken a part time job at an museum. During a huge Cezanne show--a once in a lifetime experience--when everyone *expects* that someone will attempt to steal a painting, there is a theft. But the stolen item was not a painting. It was a bracelet made out of Greek gold--not very valuble at all as far as the metal's worth. Then, the culprit sends a package to Ellen in care of the museum. The package contained a bracelet that looked just like the one that was stolen. But is it a fake? And which one of Ellen's friends would ever even *think* about stealing?

all the pictures seem only appear in your dream. compare to any other tarot deck,it is quite colorful,and it is easy to be read.

Two long-time breeders compile so much information into one great book. It's clearly written and is aided with detailed photographs.

It covers Newf history, character, puppy care, training, diet, grooming, and more. Newfs in competition, bloodlines, breeding and whelping are also generously covered.

A wonderful look at the breed's heritage. I feel it's a must-have for any current or prospective Newf fancier.

Good for Toddlers

This book is most appropriate for the toddler set, and shows how sharing benefits everyone and makes you feel good as well. Although somewhat predictable, there's a gentle feeling in its pastoral setting, and all the familiar Pooh animals are there. They help Rabbit save his vegetable garden, even though Rabbit wouldn't share any of his goodies with them. Illustrations are bright and uncluttered. The non-preachy lesson, "the more you share with others, the more they'll share with you," will be tolerated by youngsters and welcomed by adults.

This is a guide book for diving the Puget Sound (Seattle area and more), the San Juan Islands, and British Columbia (Vancouver, Victoria and More). Each site includes Skill level, Why go, Access, Bottom and depths, hazards, Facilities and other comments. Also each has a map, and some sort of photo (surface or U/W). The maps are just NOAA duplications and I would think they would be better in a larger scale. Overall you can't really miss with this book. It has 141 good ideas about where you might try diving in the Northwest. Some of the information may be a little dated now, but I can't find many examples of that. I am also not sure how this book meshes with her other books that seem to be more specifically aimed at individual areas: that is, more narrowly focused. Good book, well worth the price for any northwest diver.

I am 12. I am really too old for this book, but it is good anyway. Good stories, wonderful Bible passages, questions, memory verses, and a key thought make this book great. While I am really too old for it, I happen to like it. Pick up this book today!

Betty Neels fans will enjoy this charming, gentle romance about a sweet, ladylike girl who meets her Prince Charming whille struggling to take care of herself and her 2 cats. If you enjoy escape with a happy ending, you won't be disappointed.