After reading this book this morning, I had a vision of one of our youth at church performing this book as a dramatic interpretation. What an excellent, fresh view of the Easter Story!

This book caught my attention because of it's small size and cover. I skimmed through most of it at the Christian store I was at and thought it would make a great Easter gift. It has an interesting format and the pictures between the chapters are excellent. It held my interest and I felt like I was experiencing the story along with the shopkeeper narrator. I felt the emotions of wonder, awe, sorrow and joy right along with the character in the book.

The number of print and electronic resources in the field of engineering continues to grow at a rapid pace. More than ever engineers need guidance in locating and accessing information. While electronic resources are becoming more common, there is still a need for an up-to-date work that looks at print and electronic resources.

This book begins with a useful description of how engineers use information and how they differ from scientists. This chapter is recommended reading for librarians who deal with engineers on a regular basis. The rest of the book is divided into chapters covering the major categories engineering information resources. Only English language resources are covered. Four of the 12 chapters are subdivided by discipline. Internet resources are covered in a separate chapter. The individual entries are relatively short but informative. Most of the print resources covered were published between 1996 and 1999. According to the author, the Internet sites were evaluated for their long-term value and signs of recent updating. For the Internet resources, the author has included the date he last accessed the site. The book's index is a combination subject and title index.

Any guide to the literature of broad subject area like engineering is going to be selective based on the author's experience. Users will no doubt browse the index looking for their favorite handbook and wonder why it is not listed. Others will wonder why a particular book is included and some web sites will no longer be accessible but overall the author has done a good job. While this book is intended for engineers, librarians and other information specialists, librarians and others who help engineers locate information will use it most often. This book is strongly recommended.