With easy-to-understand illustrations and fun experiments, this book generates interest in how the body functions. Kids get their first exposure to biology in a fun, interest catching format that makes them more aware of how what they do and what they eat affects them "inside."

When my 6-yr-old son started asking me about death, I had to really look for books that would help me explain, but without a religious tone. I am Buddhist, and my husband is agnostic; our goal is to raise our son to be a thoughtful, intelligent human being, and for him to choose a religion when he is old enough to make a considered choice. This book is a wonderful way to explain the human spirit -- we love it!

This book gives a good overview of forensic image processing, and the challenges that are involved with using this in court. It has many image examples that clarify the text in the book, and was easy to read. The only thing that I did not like was that there are no references to literature sources given in this book.

Although this book is somewhat entertaining, it is also very impersonal. Most of the interviews are from a second person point of view. The other problem I have with this book is that the persons asked about Eltons problem's weren't that important to him. And finally the last problem was that it was like reading an issue of Rolling Stone(where most of the first quotes came form). If are a true Elton John fan, this would make a nice nightstand book(or paper weight), depending on what side of elton you love the most.

This Book is a pretty thorough look at the life of pop superstar Elton John. From his early days as Reginald Kenneth Dwight to his tenure in the London group Bluesology, To his transformation Of New Singing/Piano Playing Sensation known as Elton John. The Book is interesting enough to hold your attention for the most part. But there is also a lot of negativity surrounding Elton's life. There are too many details. The book divulges more of Elton's personal life than I want to know. Some of the information is just too straightforward and direct. Don't get me wrong, I still think this book is worth reading, It's just that it gets a little too personal at times, and sometimes it's a little hard to take. But judge for yourself. Don't just take my word for it.