Jennifer brags too much and Stephanie says she's got a cool,mature,French brother. Till then the lie was small. But then Jennifer dares her to bring her brother. Then Allie comes to her save but Allie's brother is not much to look at. Watch out for fireworks.

Working in advertising, I've read more books on e-mail marketing than I care to count. Most, I've found, repeat themselves. Not this one. Ms. Kinnard is an eloquent writer, making it simple for anyone new to e-mail marketing to execute the book's many ideas on the best uses of the medium. In fact, I'm recommending it to all users of our e-mail service. If you have a small business and want to start e-mail marketing, buy this book. You won't need another.

Maxwell Sackheim was one of the first advisors of the National Mail Order Association. His work is still in use today. Inventor of "Book of the Month Club" and the negative option technique. A great mail order history book. This is a must for all MO people. John Schulte, Chairman, National Mail Order Association.

Great study tool and design help for my Windows 2000 Exchange network. The practice test questions were accurate and excellent. I highly recommend this book!

Though not my absolute favorite of Al and Joanna Lacy's books, this one was a very nice read. The entire Mail Order Bride series is worth a look to anyone who likes historical Christian romance.
Anyway, the book is about a young woman, Diana, who lives in fear of an abusive father. She is willing to do almost anything to escape...even become a mail order bride. The man she secretly corresponds with is a selfish young man who places the ad because he is rebelling against his matchmaking parents. He gets his best friend,Knight, who is a writer at the local newspaper, to compose the ad. He later convinces Knight to answer his prospective bride's letters because he has a natural gift with words. Diana falls in love with the wonderful letters that she receives and eagerly journeys far from home to marry the man that has so touched her heart with his words. Knight has unwillingly fallen for Diana as well and dreads seeing her wed to his best friend. But when Diana arrives, her future husband is missing. As she joins the search for him, she is thrown into close proximity with Knight. As she falls for a man she can never have, she thinks that that is the worst possible thing that could ever happen, not knowing that her father has followed her and is determined to bring her home...no matter what.
The plot was interesting and I liked the hero and heroine a good deal, but the number one reason I have to suggest this book is that it features some of my writing. I was the winner of The Mail Order Bride writing contest and the ad and letters written by Diana and Knight that are featured in the book are all by me. I am recognized on the copyright page, or whatever it's called. So, give it a try and if you happen to like my letters look for anything written by me in the future. I'm a bestseller wannabe like most of us out there.

The quality of the postcards are 100% exceptional. They bring back the same amazement and awe I had when standing before the acutal murals. I didn't mail any out, but kept them all. My favorite mural is Democracracy, which is as powerfully depicted in the book as in the actual mural in Bellas Artes. This book will aways be a treasure on my bookshelf.

This is a clear and concise aid to understand the MS Office Pro bundle. It coveres everything adequately without overwhelmning you with information you don't want, don't need, or can't understand.

This reference guide is a life saver! I keep it on hand to help me through new tasks, and use it as a quick guide for time saving keystrokes and shortcuts. I have purchased all the Microsoft Office guides and think they are fantastic! I would recommend them to anyone - for new users the step by step instructions are easy to follow, so they will have you up and running in no time. If you are familiar with the software they are a great reference for less used tasks. Thumbs up!

This has been a very helpful book. I find the dummy books easy to follow and usually can find what I need. I have just gotten heavy into using the outlook and the book has made it easy, almost comfortable. Excellant book.

I gave this program to a family member who is not computer literate for her to learn this simple program. She did the lessons one-by-one with ease and she was very happy with her progress. I would say a few things in the book are alittle to difficult for the absolute beginner but all-in-all a very good teaching tool to get the novice user alittle more comfortable with Works Suite 2001 (or 2002, it is very similar). It has a CD rom for interactive testing for each chapter. I recommend all of the step-by-step books by Microsoft, they are the easiest.