this is one of those plays that begs for the actress to play. it involves a scene in which two of the characters have to share about the death of their first born by burying them in cracker boxes in the snow. it so tragic and bittersweet examining both sides of the coin

Karen Kent is both a photographer and a poet. A graduate of the Iowa Writers Workshop, she was also a freelance photographer in New York for many years. This book contains beautiful text and spectacular photos. Kent is particularly good with cultural icons and architectural spaces.

With the eye of a poet, this writer/photographer has looked into the land and people of the mid west and captured both in unforgetable images and honest prose. You know she was born there and has been in love with the place ever since. Whether you've seen it in person or not, this place, where the west begins, will long live in your heart. At any price, a bargain.

i had this book for A&P II and it was the most confusing book i have read. i could not understand it and it used more words than necessary to explain what the author was trying to say. the only thing worse than the book was the teacher that i had who tried to interpret it. the diagrams and pictures were also bad and hard to understand. there were also many mistakes in the book. not for a beginning anatomy class.

I have not completed this book but have found numerous mistakes. If I was not already familiar with human anatomy I would be learning the wrong information. I don't feel that is fair to the person that does not have a clue about anatomy and physiology. Unless changes are made I would not use this book as a text and I will not use it as a reference.