One of the latest titles in the outstanding "Meet The Author Series" from Richard C. Owen Publishers, Imagination showcases popular children's picture book author Mike Thaler who tells young readers about himself, and what it's like to create, write, and illustrate stories for children everywhere. Full-color photographs and warm, personal narration make Imagination an enjoyable read to share, especially with budding young storytellers curious about the creative process. Also very highly recommended for school and community library collections are two other "Meet The Author" series titles: Laura Numeroff's If You Give An Author A Pencil... and Denise Fleming's Maker Of Things...

Stories about particular bears and events in the southwest, from the 1820s to the present. Shows the changing attitude toward bears. Written by David Brown, who also wrote the very good book "The Grizzly in the Southwest: Documentary of an Extinction".

I could not put this book down!!! Wonderful stories about the Great Bear that roamed so much of the American West. This is really a history lesson about how our ancestors exterminated the Grizzly mainly due to not fully understanding this animal. Let this be a lesson for present and future generations on how to preserve the American Grizzly.

THIS BOOK IS CONCISE AND PRECISE INTRODUCTION FOR ANY UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT OF MEDICINE.AN EXCELLENT BOOK TO CARRY WHILE ON REALLY BUSY ROUND THE CLOCK ROTAS.GIVES ADEQUATE LINES ON WHICH ONE COULD REACH A DIAGNOSIS AND PLAN MANAGEMENT.THOUGH I WOULD PERSONALLY LOVE TO PERUSE BIGGER VOLUMES FOR MORE DETAILED EXPLORATION.IT ALSO COMES IN VERY HANDY TO PREPARE FOR ORAL EXAMS AND ESPECIALLY FOR DOCTORS WISHING TO PURSUE CAREERS IN THE U.K.THIS IS AN EXCELLENT HANDBOOK I POSSESS &IKEEP LOOKING UP QUITE OFTEN.

This is a concise, compact and excellent book which gives all the "must know" information on all relevent topics neatly tailored in one page.It is uptodate,current and useful for clinical practice as well as exams..especially the PLAB exam of England.It also offers a detailed birds eye view of the various specialities.

This book does an objective review of origin and growth of various religious right socio-political movements such as Anti-ERA, Pro-life, Focus on Family, Family Research Council, Moral Majority, Chiristian Coalition etc. without taking sides on controversial issues such as abortion, gay rights, same sex marriage, separation of church and state, prayer in school, teaching creationism/ evolution in public schools, school vouchers etc. over the last 3 decades.

Though informative, the organization and presentation could be improved upon. Not a good book to explore detailed arguments on both sides of any particular issue and hardly convincing to get people to switch their positions or change minds.

As a moderate who is not very religious, I valued this book for its objectivity. After reading this book, I am a little less scared of the religious right, but a little more impressed with the political clout it wields and its ability to set the national agenda.

I would find the arguments from the religious right more acceptable if it was not based on the bible or any such set dogma. Also, the anger of religious right against "humanism" in any form does not seem to be justified or open-minded.