Kingsbury does an excellent job at examing the background and aspect of the Gospel bearing Matthew's name. He takes a look at almost every conceivable topic that can come up with a Gospel study. The only problem that comes out of his book is that it is set at a very difficult reading level and probably only theologians and pastors will understand much of it. But for those people that can understand the material the material is amazing.

This is one of many books that are currently very popular which deal with items from the mid 20th century. Sure there are lots of toys that many of our parents and grandparrents will remember, especially if they spent formative years during WW2. Yet my feelings about this book are torn. For a comparable price you can purchase similar themed books (albeit not about war toys) that is presented in full color. That minor quibble having been said, it is still a one of a kind book that most collectors should own.

Everyone is in a feeding frenzy to learn more about Golf's new sensation, Tiger Woods. Jack Clary satisfies this hunger by producing this wonderful picture book outlining Tiger's career from his earliest days to his winning of the 1997 Masters Championship. If you are a follower of Eldrick Woods' career, you won't find anything new in terms of his accomplishments. What then, distinguishes this book from the plethora of texts written about this golf prodigy after his Master's Win?

Clary provides us with outstanding photographs of Tiger along with exciting prose giving us an interpretation of his golfing skills. Of greatest interest is the author's detailed description of Tiger at the Masters. We are taken through round by round of the play. Clary gives a brief summary of what Woods did at each hole. You almost feel as if you are there as our author tells you the story through words augmented with the color photographs. When you walk on the course with Woods, you feel that you are in the presence of a person who will totally change how golf is played.

The Master's description alone is a reason to have this book in your personal library. Clary did an excellent job in bringing you into the game and in enabling you to develop a great appreciation for one of Golf's greatest players.

This pap reads like a Moonies or Jehova's Witness pitch. I sent it back. Save your money.

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