This book is now nine years old and I am sure some of the places have either changed hands or closed but for the ones that have not changed, this is the book to read about them!!

By far the best book we have ever used for finding B&Bs in New England and we still use it today. We have marked all the places we want to go and thn we date the book when we do finally get a chance to go.

Pamela Hegarty (the author) has an incredibly wonderful way of describing the places in the book and my wife and I cherish even just reading about the different places to go.

Big time two thumbs up! Just wish she would write a revised second edition!

BTW, if you read the book, go ahead and read about Breakwater 1904 in Bar Harbor, ME. The description will make you salivate and the B&B was as good as she made it out to be. Unfortunately it is now a private residence and you cannot go.

This book is extremely useful as a general guide for (1) the best places to stay and (2) the best restaurants in the San Francisco Bay Area. The title is misleading in that even if romance isn't the goal, the guide is useful in finding a classy place to visit. Explanations that accompany each entry are detailed and points out what's great, what's not great, prices, and everything that you'd want to jot down if you were investigating the place yourself.

Excellent in all respects. I highly recommend it.

this helped me alot, and actually let me pass my french SAT IIs! thanks a lot!

A Bite off Mama's Plate is a trip through time and into every woman's heart. Each chapter will bring to mind analogous events in the reader's life. Perhaps readers will record spinoffs in the Foxfire tradition for their own families to treasure.
As we approach the holidays, it is vital to remember the words of one food writer: "Without food, plenty of it and lovingly prepared, we might kill one another."
And if you don't read it, you may never know what a "bosom biscuit" is, one of the most delicious symbols in the book.

Dr. Stoppard's text is an accurate and up to date reference on the female breast. The sections on breast disease including breast cancer, and breast cancer treatment are excellent, providing valuable information on the latest techniques and treatments. The text also includes informative sections on the normal female breast, including breast development, sexual function, breast feeding, and breast self examinations. This would be an excellent source for any woman seeking detailed information on breast health or disease. The level of information included would be of interest to lay persons and health care professionals. T. Cupples, MD 5/97

This book is easy reading and has practical steps to create a self-esteem lifestyle. The McGrane Institute offers you practical next step to create the life we are meant to live. I am glad I found out about this great resource for me personnally, for my career and family fulfilment.

This first in a 12-part series of general guides on Policy Governance is a great introduction to author John Carver's new approach to nonprofit board development. Basically, this approach clearly separates the roles of board and staff as they go about their separate but related jobs of organizational governance and management. Policy Governance clarifies these roles through policy development and permits the board---governing as a body---to control the management and direction of the organization in a global policy approach. This guide is a good start in grasping the concepts of the approach.

Cat Training In 10 Minutes by cat owner, trainer, and communicator Miriam Fields-Babineau, is an easy-to-follow guide to instructing a beloved feline companion to perform simple tricks with a minimum of time and effort. Full-color photographs and straightforward instructions teach the reader how to train a cat to walk on a leash, speak on command, use the commode instead of a litter box, and more. Cat Training In 10 Minutes is an "user friendly", practical, and effective resource for cat owners.

This book will eventually become a collector's item. It is full of odd bits of memorabilia from American legacy of television, film, drama, newspapers, bestsellers, fashion world, soap opera, literature, radio, etc. Remember Andy Capp or Ally Oop or Sad Sack? Then you will know the answer to the following clue: "Bowling place plus exclamation minus 'S'?" Like BINGO, this book offers a word game, suitable for young and old, which can be incorporated into almost any type of party, family gathering or recreational event. Or it can be played by one person, like Solitaire, on a rainy day.

I remember checking this book out from my elementary school library. I checked it out because I thought it said "christy and the cat". When I discovered that it was really "cat jail" I was like, oh. I read it and it was really cute. It was about this girl who hated cats because they preyed on smaller things and she made a jail to punish them. The first cat she imprisoned was a mother cat. The cat had kittens and Christy eventually learn to love cats. I thought it was a good cat book. The illustrations were neat as I remember.