Great book. Sure! Highly reccommend it. Ok! Perfect for children interested in baseball. Right! Order it from Amazon today. I'm Sorry! Terriffic read cover to cover. Read it at 35 78th Street. Fantastic then!

This book is such an excellent biography of Ricky! I found out so much about him, like his somewhat troubled family life, and his group Menudo. It was the best Ricky book I have read so far and I highly recommend it!

I came by this cookbook by way of a patient giving it away because she no longer cooked. Since I am an avid cook I gladly accepted it. The recipes have an old East Coast flavor. My 2 favorite recipes are: Shaker Chicken and Noodle Soup and Fresh Apple cake with Caramel Frosting which I just finished icing today.

Visited this little restaurant in Middlebury, Vermont many times, many years ago. This cookbook captures the quality and creativity of the Soup Bowl's menu and has been a perennial in my kitchen for close to 25 years. Don't be disappointed by what seems like a small number of recipes, they are all terrific.

I bought this book about 20 years ago, and it has a 1970's appeal to it. The foods remind me of little restaurant you might stumble across and be delighted to find that they serve decent, wholesome food. I especially like the Cheddar Cheese Soup, and they offer some basic salad recipes that one can follow verbatim or use as a springboard for your own creations. This would make a good gift for a novice cook because it offers many familiar recipes that are easy to make.

I used the 1st edition of Organizational Reality in my Organizational Communications course at Purdue in the early 80' s. The latest edition was published in 1997. This book is a primer on organizational dynamics. It uses a theory into practice model by offering organizational theory and describing how they are put into practice in real organizations. This is done via anecdotes in the form of case studies, play excerpts, poems, and song lyrics from the mid 70' s to the mid 90' s. Unlike a typical textbook, which is heavy on theory, this book is heavy on anecdotes, which makes it more readable to a wider variety of readers than a typical text. As such, it is not a comprehensive text on the subject due to the lack of theoretical foundations. But it is a fine supplement to typical textbook and an fine stand alone text for undergraduate college students and high school seniors preparing to enter the work place or college class room. It gives both populations an insider' s view of the inner workings of organizations, revealing some unofficial rules of the game and "maps" to help outsiders get through the irrational, illogical maze of organizational structure, human and otherwise. After reading it as an undergrad and re-reading it as a professional I conclude it is a must-have for any educational institution that prides itself on preparing its students for the real world.

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