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Friend of Animals: The Story of Henry Bergh
Published in Hardcover by Jesse Stuart Foundation (June, 1995)
Authors: Mildred Mastin Pace, Danny L. Miller, and Paul Brown
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Exceptional Reading For All Ages!
"Friends of Animals" is an incredible account of perseverence amidst great opposition! An inspiring, awesome narrative of heroic achievements, despite ridicule and resistance, beautifully written and illstrated. This book should be mandatory reading for anyone owning a pet or involved in any animal management. Exceptional reading for people of all ages!

The Friends of Durruti Group: 1937-1939
Published in Paperback by AK Pr Distribution (April, 1997)
Authors: Agustin Guillamon and Paul Sharkey
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Anarchism lives.
What anarchist made in Spain during this beautiful years (30's) was an example of what internationalism couls do. Avoid unpopular loads to the masses, give insurance to a population attacked by diseases and high taxes. The only argument the right-wing had was the support of german nazis and fascist italians in order to impose Franco's dictatorship. Thus, the book is a good example to achieve information and live it.

Frog's Eggs (Rainbows Red)
Published in Hardcover by Evans Brothers Ltd (October, 1993)
Author: Paul Humphrey
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Frog's Eggs was the best!
I wanted to share the wonderful experience of watching the metamorphous of frog eggs with my daughter. After the eggs hatched, I realized I needed more than my verbal explanation for my 4 year old -- how do these "little fish" turn into "frogs" Mommy? I ordered 3 books and this one was the best! It combines a wonderful story of a little girl asking her grandmother questions with sketches and real photographs. I am ordering more copies for friends and next year will share a copy of the book along with some frog eggs. PS - For great tadpoles, never use tap water. Rain water or pond water will provide the best environment. And the tadpoles *love* fresh spinach.

From Andrew, With Love
Published in Paperback by 1stBooks Library (November, 2001)
Author: L. Paul Barlin
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A TEENAGER'S REVENGE
The death of fifteen-year old Andrew shocks his mother, Lyla, father, Bruce, sister, Kathlyn, and brother, Tim, to look at the self-centered void of their lives. Andrew leaves clues that implicate his mother and father as his possible killer. The possible guilt veers from one to the other as Detectives Brodie and Sloan search out the clues and ask for alibis. The darkest secrets of the Waterford family are exposed as the detectives track down the evidence. Arriving at the castle-like home on the waterfront of Bedford Isle, Dectective Sloan, thinking of his own modest family home in Seattle, looks at the upscale estate and says, "When a family has all this, how can anything go wrong?" How, indeed.
Not just a mystery, but a revelation of secrets that made Andrew feel like an outsider, leaving him desperate for affection.

From Atoms to Angels: Spiritual Forces Shaping Your Life
Published in Paperback by Gateway Books (September, 2001)
Author: Paul Walsh-Roberts
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Scientific Details Not Needed
This book on elementary metaphysics seems too short to be useful...but it turns out to be the first handbook you need to explore this subject (and, for many, the last as well).

When I first read this book, I was AMAZED...because I found it to be 100% in keeping with my own experiences, experiences I had been trying for years to convey to others. I had been able to get through to some people who didn't mind my scientific explanations and support information; but a lot of my friends just don't care about that...they are only interested in results.

This is a book about the results, and techniques to get them. If you want the science behind it, you'll need to look further; but "From Atoms to Angels" is a heck of a good introduction to by applying metaphysical principles to your life to make it work.

From Beyond Belief
Published in Paperback by Patchouli Book Publishing (March, 2003)
Authors: Paul Charles, Lynda Lotman, and Phill J. Dettman
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Great for a non sci-fi reader
Being a seldom reader and not really a sci-fi fan either, i read this book cos a friend basically said i should and it was well written.
Not that i can judge that, but i loved the story, i loved the way it kept me gripped right til the end. I read the whole thing in 3 days.. and i hardly ever read.
I would certainly recommend this book to anyone, just cos it's fun and has a nice development towards to end.

From Direct Action to Affirmative Action: Fair Employment Law and Policy in America, 1933-1972
Published in Paperback by Louisiana State University Press (April, 1999)
Author: Paul D. Moreno
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Excellent Intro to the Topic
Moreno takes a broad-minded, scholarly perspective on civil rights law. He's not wedded to liberal shibboleths, but is no raving right-winger, either. Well-researched, well-written, very informative.

From Here to Maturity
Published in Hardcover by Guild Press of Indiana (01 October, 2001)
Author: Deborah Paul
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I've always loved her articles
As someone who looks forward to reading Ms. Paul's monthly editorials in Indianapolis Monthly, I was excited to see that she had a book filled with, what she thought, were the best of the best. I especially enjoyed reading the added comments at the end of many of the entries which updated it and let us know . .. the rest of the story.
Deborah Paul shows her humanness in her articles and it resonates with those of us who might be experiencing or have experienced the same things, albeit . . . marriage, children, weight issues, hair issues, empty nest, etc. There is something here for everyone.

From Memex to Hypertext: Vannevar Bush and the Mind's Machine
Published in Hardcover by Academic Press (January, 1992)
Authors: James M. Nyce, Paul Kahn, and Vannevar Bush
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As we may point and click
Vannevar Bush was Director of the Office of Scientific Research and Development. In the July 1945 edition of the Atlantic Monthly, he published a popular science article entitled "As We May Think." Bush discusses a device called a "memex", a sort of workstation with vast optical storage and mechanical information retrieval using associative indexing and "trails". The article is of interest today not only because he happened to get pretty close to how the future finally turned out, but also for the fresh perspective from a time before interactivity itself had been invented. It is also curious to see what he got wrong. Unlike our present day Visionaries, he completely failed to anticipate the introduction of Microsoft Windows on the PC.

From Roman to Merovingian Gaul: A Reader (Readings in Medieval Civilizations and Cultures)
Published in Paperback by Broadview Press (27 January, 2000)
Authors: Alexander Callander Murray and Paul E. Dutton
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What Dark Age?
I'm a big fan of compilations of primary source material and this is one of the best. Alexander Callander Murray has put together an outstanding collection of sources, translated into English, describing events from the 3rd through the 8th centuries.

These sources are wide-ranging in style and scope, including works from Roman historians such as Ammianus Marcellinus and Orosius, Antique and Early Medieval chronicles, a selection of Saints' Lives, excerpts from Gregory of Tours, and numerous poems, letters, and legislative and legal documents.

This is a great starting point for someone wondering what original source material is available for the period. It also provides the reader with something of a "feel" for how life was conducted in Western Europe during the 5th-7th centuries. I found it excellent for showing me which primary sources I wanted to study further, such as Sidonius, Fredegar and Ammianus. It is also a very good counter to anyone characterizing the early medieval period as a "dark age" - one devoid of any written works.

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