This collection of poem is intriguing and a pleasure to read. Each shows a different style and glimpse of the life of Polite, and the joys and events that have created him. I especially love "Bedtime Talk Between Two Six Year Olds". And like the others, I can read it over and over, and I smile every time.

The title of this book should include the phrase "Three 17th Century Social Democrats". This phrase is garbled here.

Once more Frank Roderus writes a story filled with characters you care about. Boyd Little is sent by his uncle to buy horses for the upcoming season. In his saddle was $3000 for the purchase of the horses. But along the way he hears a voice singing and upon his investigation discovers a short Irishman whose horse lies dead leaving him stranded. Thus begins the adventure for Boyd as in the morning a posse finds Boyd and the dead horse. Seems the posse has been tracking the hose and rider from Lewisville Flats and since Boyd's new "friend" Liam O'Day has stolen Boyd's horse and left him high and dry, the posse thinks Boyd is the man they are after. Liam does after time break Boyd out of jail and off they go again only to have Liam once again take both horses in the morning leaving Boyd stranded again. LEWISVILLE FLATS gets even better and the end will surprise you. DON'T MISS LEWISVILLE FLATS!!!!!!!

I find this book excellent intraduction in liberalism. The book is devided in two parts, historical and philosophical. Both parts are written very informativly. Author gave a good historical and philosophical review of liberalisam. He gave distinction between English and European liberalism and I find his explanation of maior political philosophy terms and explanation of teaching of maior liberalsm's theoreticians very good. I would recoment this book to all those who want to know more about liberalism especially to the students. I find out bibliograpy that autor gave very inspiring for further reading.

The Liberty Lobby, founded by Nazi sympathizer Willis Carto(who later founded the Institute for Historical Review, theprincipal Holocaust revision group), was once a moderately influential, if somewhat muscular, conservative group. It isn't anymore. Frank Mintz's excellent history chronicles the Lobby's change from semi-respectable conservatives into conspiracy-mongering paranoids with a soft spot for ex-Nazis. Particularly interesting is Mintz's account of the Lobby's feud with the National Review. Anyone who wants to understand the radical right should read this.

Frank Cho is a great comic artist. His style juxtaposes the detail and realism of the old adventure comic strips with the simpler lines of the best funnies. His strips contain some raw humor inspired by the physical violence in Warner Bros. cartoons, pop culture references, and too many years in a fraternity. Watch out for the great dinosaurs and cameos by Tarzan and Prince Valium.

Even if you have Eden, his first book published by Image, you will also want to pick up this volume for its fantastic Sunday color strips. These strips must have been re-colored and look great.

Although I selected Dr. Mager from all of the experts in the early 1960's to work with a major management consulting firm to introduce programmed instruction into European countries, and have stayed in touch since then, I learned more about him and his genius as I turned each page of this book. It is essential reading for everyone in the fields of education, training and management.

THIS BOOK IS THE BIOGRAPHY OF A CONTEMPARY OF MY GREAT GRANDFATHER'S. COLLINSON WAS WELL KNOW AND BETTER RESPECTED IN THIS AREA. HIS STORY HAS GREAT MERIT IN THAT IT IS AN EYEWITTNESS ACCOUNT OF THE FRONTIER FROM A MAN WHO WAS ALWAYS VALUED FOR THE VERICITY OF HIS MEMORY.

I hesitated getting this book because I couldn't find much written about it, but I wanted to find out more about the several species of woodpeckers that visit our backyard and the woods around us. I hit the jackpot with this book and recommend it highly for anyone who wants to learn more than the basics covered in bird guides. All the North American woodpeckers are covered and many more as well. The illustrations by Dana Gardner are breathtaking. You will find out how different species store their food ,their dwellings and territories, daily life, how they communicate, pair formation, social life, and much more. This book is an enjoyable read and not at all like reading a textbook. If you want to learn more about woodpeckers get this book!

This book is the real life depiction of my great uncle Luis Lopez. He told us stories about his life there long before the book was published. I was surprised at the accuacy of it.