This book was recommended by my shooting pro. I independently picked up Russell's book for improving scores. Russell's book assumes that more is known about trap shooting than the beginner shooter may. It has more than the beginning shooter can assimilate.

Missledine's book is simply written and easy to understand for a new shooter. It covers "just the basics" and allows a new shooter to gain confidence as they are learning. There are sections that I re-read the day before going out to practice. I recommend it to all new shooters.

Phoebe Lane has retired from her role in a leading soap opera and is now pursuing her college degree and working as a make-over artist. She's sure of one thing--she doesn't want to have anything to do with the artificial world of television. Not even if her new neighbor is a hunky producer.

Wyatt Madison knows too many beautiful women who will do anything to make their marks on television. If Phoebe Lane seems a little different, well she is a beautiful blonde. She may say she's in college seeking her degree but he's seen the '2001 Ways to Wed' book on her shelf--he suspects she's after the famous MRS. degree rather than anything more academic. After all, what does a hot babe like Phoebe need with a degree.

Still, Phoebe can't help being neighborly and Wyatt can't help his male hormones or the way Phoebe excites him to the point where he wishes he was in college again. Both of them need to get past their fears and their certainty of what they know that 'just ain't so.' Kara Lennox sets them up and doesn't even let them see the trap that they're walking into.

Once again, author Lennox has created a quirky and sexy romp. The title is a little wacky (Wyatt is hardly 'older' as a thirty-something), but the writing is superior and the story-telling wonderful. I enjoyed the way Lennox brought in Phoebe's mother and set up characters from other novels in the 2001 Ways to Wed series. TAME AN OLDER MAN is another superior performance from HARLEQUIN AMERICAN rising star Kara Lennox.

This is my first year as a volunteer youth leader. I used this resource as a 6-week session. It was excellent! The kids loved the high energy activities every week, yet each lesson had a profound message. Highly recommended!

Ah, the ultimate culmination in the legendary Oriental Adventures series of the Forgotten Realms - this one takes the adventurers from the dreary lands of Wa, into the amazing, legendary faerie realm of Qui, never detailed before. Here, they'll find timeless beauty, the ever-elusive feng-huang (phoenix), the equally secretive chi'lin (unicorn), and a savage death... unless, of course, you have some of the most resourceful players in the world, with an ingenious team strategy and a thirst for the impossible. One of my favorite adventures of all time; it can be used on its own or as the sequel to OA6.

Very helpful. Correctly identifying one piece can refund the price of the book 100 times.

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Author Kara Lennox has created another delightful novel of characters forced to choose between their growing love and the dreams and fears that they have harbored. Amelia and Nicholas are wonderful and flawed characters who must grow and learn to trust in their love if they are to have a chance at happiness. Yet with their earlier relationship based on a lie, is trust really an option? A wonderful story by a talented author.

Anne Chatsworth only let herself go wild once--a glorious weekend spent with her girlhood crush, rodeo champion Wade Hardison. Now she's getting ready to launch her career as a big-city lawyer and the last thing she needs is Wade coming back into her life. Wade reluctantly returns to the small town he left when he was just 16 for some much needed rest and recuperation. He still cherishes memories of the vanished 'Annie' and can't believe his eyes when he sees her in little Cottonwood, Texas. But this Anne is a lot more complicated than the Annie he loved and lost--and she holds a secret that can tear him apart.

Anne and Wade seem destined to head in different directions--Anne to the big city and Wade to horse ranching. Yet Anne can't ignore the desire that burns through her body each time she sees Wade--nor her wish to see him reconciled with his family. Surely she won't be rescuing her heart if she just sees him.

Author Kara Lennox delivers a powerfully mix of family and sexy emotion. The scene with the three bachelor brothers, their single father, and their single grandfather brought me nearly to tears. And Wade and Anne as two of the sexiest characters Lennox has written. As each comes to terms with their own issues, each gradually becomes the one person that can fulfill the other's needs and desires--but can either put aside their ambitions to make marriage possible?

This may well be Lennox's best work yet--and the best part is, it's the beginning of a three-book series.

This is a cute Haloween story about a little witch and warlock going to a Haloween party. Each page has a few lines of text, great child-like illustrations, and an interactive activity for the reader to do.

My toddler loves to read this book so much that one of his first recognizable phrases was asking to read "Dare You." He and his friends love the repetition, the fun illustrations, and pretending to find things scary when they're really not (such as a smiling skeleton hiding behind a grave stone). Different pages appeal to him at different times (now one of his favorite pages is the scratch-and-sniff stinky stew which he used to race past because he couldn't wait to get to the little pet bat that can be taken out of his cage).

My son's favorite feature of the book, though, is the removable "Book of Spells by Herman Wells," a tiny cardboard book of only a few pages and no words, but hysterically funny illustrations indicating how the reader might turn a cat into a tiger. We have to read the book of spells at least two or three times before he can be coaxed into returning it to its little pocket. Then we return the bat to his cage and say good-bye to George and Griselda until the next reading.

At first I wondered about the subject matter, but this is presented so innocently and playfully, and as a Haloween story, that I don't give it a second thought now.

In addition to learning to do all the activities and put the removable items back where they belong, reading this book has taught my toddler a lot about books and the pure joy that they can bring. And because he loves this book so much, he really works hard at being gentle with it--a difficult thing at his age.

We are sorry to hear this title is out of print. We were hoping to buy copies to give as gifts.

What a wonderful book! We all take a little breeze for granted, but this book makes you look at the wind a little differently. It starts off as a day like any other day, a young boy sits and eats his normal breakfast. But then on his way to school, a wind whooshes into town and shakes everything up. But it's not just wind anymore...it is the same wind that ruffled the fur on a polar bear, the same wind that rushed passed the pyramids, and filled the sails of a Viking ship. What a great book to make you think of something so simple as the wind in a completely different way. Bravo! (and great illustrations too!!)

Mrs. Yianalos' memoir was spectacular. Having been a woman Marine myself, I could relate to every timeless aspect she detailed and I greatly enjoyed the intricies of her life as a reservist in WWII. There are no better words to describe this book than full of esprit de corps, timeless memories and sheer perfection. It radiates with the essence of Marine sisterhood. I recommend this book to every woman Marine and any woman looking for excellence in literature.