While including many of the myths concerning angels, Dr. Myers has answered many of the questions concerning angels with Bible truths. His study lends itself to only stating as fact what can be backed up with scripture. This treatment of an interesting study leaves one feelings informed about the true concrete facts, yet some things are left to the imagination. If you are looking for a biblical study of angels, then this book must be included in your reading.

I saw this author on Oprah and thought she had some good ideas, so I rushed out to get her book. But the book was just a basic guide with not anything that you probably haven't tried before with your kids. What I did find useful was in the back of the book she has a resource guide dealing with specific items in the book that you may want to get further information about. Examples include: about four pages of webpage addresses for parenting issues as well as her recommended books, broken down by specific parenting issue.

I appreciate the perspectives that the autor shares about aspects of parenting I may not have considered, particularly in the beginning when addressing several guidelines to keep in mind about all parenting challenges. If you're looking for a comprehensive guide to some particular problem, such as discipline, this probably isn't the book you want. However, if it's sitting on your bookshelf and you're in the middle of dealing with some issue, you can look to it as a resource that will point you in a good direction and to help you learn more.

I found that the book gave a good basic overview of SMS 1.2. It did not however to a good job of preparing you for the exam. The questions were not even close to what the exam offered and the exam engine was often incorrect in its answers. If have been real impressed with the other books in this series. But this one was lacking something.

the second and third books in the series not only offer no value in and of themselves, they actually subtract from the value of the first book in the series, which on its own is quite an intriguing book. read the first, skip the following two!