If you sat down with a financial planner, he or she would no doubt detail the same topics that personal finance writer and editor Debra Englander covers here. Chances are, though, you'd pay a hefty fee for the presentation, and perhaps not learn nearly as much as if you digested this easy-to-follow guide at your own pace. From organizing, budgeting, and credit management to investing, insurance, taxes,and retirement, this book will help you develop a blueprint for your own financial plan. It'll also put you way ahead of the game whenever it's appropriate for you to sit down with a financial advisor.

How are you doing. My name is Jian Chen Deng. I have a question is I came to U.S. Almost five year. If I fill out the N-400 Form . How long I need to wait.

Am I ever impressed. This book will be the first on my list for Baby Shower Gifts. This book is comprehensive and covers many unthinkable emergencies. Every parent or parent-to-be should read this from cover to cover and then keep it in a handy place for easy reference. Put an extra copy in your glovebox. Written from the point of view of an experienced EMT, the first hand life-saving information is invaluable.

I was delighted to see a copy of this book a few weeks ago. It is exactly what my friend has been looking for for many months and I'm sure she will be pleasantly surprised when I present it to her. The melodies in I'm a Child of God are simple but catchy and the lyrics show that the author has a great sense of humor which will appeal to that age group. The clever props and activities are just icing on the cake, which most teachers will love having in the same issue.

Debra Stark's If Kallimos Had A Chef: Natural Recipes For A Natural World offers more than two hundred recipes for all the food groups, but with only natural ingredients in menu item preparations. From Mom's Bread; Zucchini Potage; Polenta Pie; and Indian Chicken; to Mediterranean Fish Soup with White Beans; Tongol Tuna Salad; Barley with Russian Walnut Sauce and Colored Peppers; and Sweet Potato Pie, If Kallimos Had A Chef offers a culinary wealth of delicious recipes to suit every occasion and satisfy any palate.

This illustrated book/guide is a fantastic suppliment for the novice medical student up to the seasoned Pediatrician. Every chapter and procedure includes indications, countraindications, complications, equipment needed, techniques, author's remarks, and completed references.

"There- in the space of the sky is a field for the sun, a sea for the moon, clouds where storms can hide, stars where silence sings..." So begins Richard Lewis' poetic and captivating, In The Space Of The Sky. His simple, engaging prose, full of imagery and magic explores the wonders of the world around us... from the tiny snail curled in it's shell, to the immense sky above us and earth below, to even our gentle dreams each night as we sleep. Debra Frasier's bold and bright, geometric, collage artwork sparkles as it swirls around the pages, and complements the expressive text beautifully. Together word and art create an evocative masterpiece that is sure to send little imaginations soaring with each page turn. Perfect for youngsters 4-8, In The Space Of The Sky is a soothing and reassuring bedtime story children will beg to read again and again, and a picture book that shouldn't be missed.

Debra Shatoff's book simplifies the overwhelming and daunting task of how to attract, and retain quality, in-home day care. Think an ad in the paper will attract the Mary Poppins you're looking for? Not necessarily and the book provides a comprehensive approach to finding the perfect caregiver for your child(ren). A step-by-step guide helps with each phase of the process...from where and how to search for candidates, to conducting background checks and creating and maintaining a professional relationship with your daycare giver. It is an invaluable tool for parents interested in providing their children with a trustworthy, responsible, professional and loving caregiver.

This book was filled with wonderful descriptions of Phoenix personalities and I enjoyed the historical references peppered throughout the book. I live in Phoenix and it gave me some ideas for places to explore I haven't yet been to. The restaurant reviews were on target. I do suggest that it be updated each year as since publication a few of the restaurants have gone out of business. This is a good travel guide as it gives great ideas for activities that appeal to a broad range of interests. The insider tips were definitely a plus.