I have read several Arkham House books, but this one remains closest to my heart.

Councelman's stories withstand the test of time, and are as moody and haunting today as they were in the early years of the last century. A delightfuly macabre choice of tales, with no disappointing filler-type stories that are found in so many collections of the supernatural.

This collection includes the classic "The Three Marked Pennies," as well as "The Unwanted," "The Shot-Tower Ghost," "Night Court," "The Monkey Spoons," "The Smiling Face," "A Death Crown for Mr. Hapworthy," "The Black Stone Statue," "Seventh Sister," "Parasite Mansion," "The Green Window," "The Tree's Wife," "Twister," and "A Handful of Silver."

Currently the book is still in print, so there is no need to buy a supposedly "collectible" edition.

This book has colorful pictures and stories about Jesus. Following each story is and picture and short lesson of how a child can apply the story to his daily life. Each lesson has a short poem that the child can repeat after the reader. It holds the interest of four and five-year-old children and provides them with information about Jesus.

This book is by far the best book written for youmg women on such an important and senistive issue.

These two authors have done a wonderful job presenting the difficult choices young women face when confronted with an unexpected pregnancy.

A must read for all interested in the teenage pregnacy crisis in America.

Jane Fonda

I thought this book was REALLY good. I can
relate to the situations of some of the girl's
stories. I think it is really cool how there's
a short story, then there is a bible verse and
a closing prayer about their situation. This
book helped me know that I am not alone in doing
some things. This book also helped me know what
other girls did in their situations.

This is a really NEAT book!

Great text for younger readers. Excellent for lower reading ability and older students as well. Authentic, engaging content--with real wrold applicability. Short chapters, concentrating on major concepts. I highly recommend this book.

The most informative learning tool I've used and still use !I highly recomend this book to anyone who is going to get certified as an Activities Coordinator !

This book is the product of exhaustive research based on original sources discovered, catalogued and examined by the author. Mary Somerville was known as the "queen of 19th Century science" and is noted for being a primary seminal force in dissemination of science knowledge in the English and European communities. Dr. Patterson's efforts in bringing this important figure of science and woman's studies are a model of academic rigor and accomplishment. Readable, enjoyable, yet comprehensive, Dr. Patterson brings the world of 19th Century European science to light. Mary Somerville and Dr. Elizabeth Patterson's work has been important in science education today and even in such novels as The Difference Engine by William Gibson, which features Mary Somerville and her friend, Ada, Lady Byron Lovelace.

This is the play that was used in the 1987 (?) movie, "Anne of Avonlea." It's really neat!

This book is great for the beginner. It covers Windows95, Office 97, Internet, Word 97, Excel 97, Power Point, Outlook, and integration between the applications. It is a great book for a beginner because it is very explicit and includes excellent illustrations. If you are familiar with a certain application, you can easily skip over sections and get to what you want to learn about. It also has sections that show how to the information from one application in another. It will quickly get you up to speed in using these applications. It would definetly be a good tool to use to gain computer skills for those just being introduced to Microsoft Office applications

I loved this book! Having just toured the Charlecote Estate in England naturally added to my enjoyment but I feel anyone who loves history would find it facinating. I loved it so much I sent four copies to friends. Mary Elizabeth Lucy's memoirs were discovered in a desk many years after her death and read like a novel. She described in detail her life of high society at the time, hobnobbing with kings and queens. Parties and entertaining were the center of life at the estate. But, there was much sadness, too, as they lost many in the family to sickness and you wonder how she endured it all. Traveling was done in coaches or they walked and even having servants constantly in attendance wasn't enough to make it seem an easy life! This book is a fast read and sometimes you wonder if you can take one more death but MEL's spirit is so strong and she has such humor about many tales she tells, it is all worth the trip back in time. There are photos of the people she writes about which brings the story to life for the reader.