His and Hers:New in town, is another adition to classic love stories. The idea and theme relate so much to the real world, that the story is actually believable. The characters are also great. They're not perfect, and they have their own problems to deal with, but you can get a good picture of them, and relate them to friends that you know. Justin is new in town, and falls for Lila at first sight, and the same goes for Lila when she sees him. Lila developes plan to try to get Justin's attention, and she thinks that they always fail...but do they? The book is pretty good. It has a good plot and it flows easily. Plus, it give you Justin and Lila's perspective. All in all, it is a sweet story that makes you wish for more when it is over.

I love this book, I think it so cute. It's great that it's from the viewpoints of both Justin and Lila. I never get tired of it. It actually inspired to write my own story like it. I wish there were more books out there like this one, it's sweet, funny and while the ending is predictable, it fits well. I definetly reccomend this for kids 11 and up, they'll love it.

When I read " On The Right Track " I was bewitched. The story was about dinosaurs and also it was a detective story.Fenton and Willy were searching about the absent finger of the dinosaur track. They were clever and also they knew very much abaut dinosaurs. So they solved the mystery easily. It was marvellous to read a detective story about dinosaurs. I'll be happy to read B.B. Calhoun's other books about dinosaurs.

I read this book to my seven-year old who is very interested in dinosaurs. It addressed his stage and interests very well. He loved the practical details of Fenton's life, much of which might be less revelatory to an older child ( e.. why you need thick tyres on a mountain bike), the self-sufficiency of Fenton's search for the answer, and the process of solving the problem. I was impressed by the way the author avoided coincidence and stuck to an exploration of research method as a way of solving the problem.

Al, Sabs, Katie, and Randy are ready to cross-country ski at Eagle mountian... but strange things start to happen. They get a cabin with Stacy the Great and her buds, the bus brakes down, and they hear strange noises in the woods! Alison thinks it is a spirt of an indian! Read the book and see what you think.

I am an ear, nose, and throat surgeon in Indonesia. May I know the first volume of Head and Neck Surgery Book by Byron J. Bailey ? I want to know about the prizes of it. How do I get the first volume ? I have just had the second volume. Thank you.

I am not a hypocritical Christian, I just don't appreciate the Liberal Theology of Princeton

I am reviewing this book partly to offset the unfavorable, and I believe misapplied, review by William Lane Johnson. Mr. Johnson seems to review this volume unfavorably based upon the liberalism of modern Princeton, but his criticism is not rightly applicable to the history of the institution during the years that this volume covers. In this volume David B. Calhoun writes
of the history of Princeton Seminary from its founding in 1812 to the year of 1868, a time in which the school was orthodox, Evangelical and scholarly. Mr. Calhoun's study is also both warm and scholarly. I purchased and read my copy in the spring of 2002. I am still searching for the second volume of the series, The Majestic Testimony 1869-1929. It was in 1929 that
the most conservative faculty members withdrew from the seminary
(founding Westminster Seminary) and that Princeton Seminary began a more distinctly liberal pattern. I am not a member of the Reformed-Presbyterian tradition that is exemplified in this volume, but I appreciate much about it and appreciate the scholarly, readable volume of history and biography that this volume presents.

This is a real labor of love. Dr. Calhoun did his Th.M. and Ph.D. at Princeton and spent much of the next 15 years writing this history. His mastery and passion for the subject really shows. He is a very fine historian. What is also obvious is his pastor's heart. He is not afraid to give expansive quotes form the Old Princetonians which will move your heart to glorify God. Honestly, one o fthe 5 or 10 bets books i have ever read.

This book is not to be read unless you have read the first 4. You will have no idea what is going on. In the book, Kin gets a job as a gas can man, while Laptop looks for buried treasure.....He gets two people with sunglasses.......Who are they???