The pictures and captions in this book are sure to warm the hearts of any cat lovers. And they just might help cat-haters outgrow that neurosis!

This is a loving and entertaining look at the foibles of our feline friends, ranging from cute to afectionate to hilarious.

Twelve-year-old Lettie is a slave girl living on the Tucker Plantation near Charleston, South Carolina, in 1861. It is only because of the friendship of her owner's young daughter, Katherine, that Lettie and her family have not been separated Even though Katherine taught her to read and has ensured that her father is not cruel, Lettie still longs to be free. With more questions than answers caused by the outbreak of war, she takes a daring step and writes to President Abraham Lincoln with the question she must know the answer to - when will she finally be free? This was a moving story about the cruelty of slavery as seen through the story of a spirited young girl longing to be free. Even though the letters were fictional, they seemed so real.

I don't normally buy how-to books. But a friend recommended this book, and now I'm recommending it to everyone I know. Everyone talks about how important it is to get exercise. But what if you're not the sort of person who has the time or wants to go to a gym? That's why this book is so helpful. It's a week by week guide to adding physical activity to your day to day life. It talks about the obstacles that get in the way, and how to get around them. It's full of stories of people who have faced the same problems and have found ways around them to become more physically active. For me one of the most helpful parts was learning how to measure how much exercise I get and then shoot for more. This is a really useful and inspiring book for anyone who knows they need to get more exercise but doesn't know how.

The the best reference for any COBOL-85/COBOL-II Professional in Industry.

Does anyone can explain, how the book's rank over 750,000 and no one have reviewed it ?

If this is the story of a woman stolen in childhood from a Brigantine and sold into slavery and servitude throughout the then known world, this book is an ecstatic read. I read it in the 70's and lost my copy in a fire. I cannot find it anywhere, but it is more than spellbinding and a triump of a woman during a time of chattle mentality as she overcomes unbelievable indignities and succumbs to unbelievable erotic and emotional situations.

This edited volume is undobtedly THE comprehensive guide to the alien abduction phenomenon. It includes arguments for the both sides of the debate, all of which are presented by knowledgable, educated persons. This is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in the subject matter. The volume includes all proceedings of the discussion, including graphs and charts shown: nothing is left out. An edited/abriged version of this volume is available from a diffrent publisher--aviod it. The abridged versiion, though it may be an eisier, faster read, is FAR inferior to this complete text.

This book say a lot about black womens in particular, "we are very spiritual people". In this book there is someone who you and she have something in common, "you desire the same type of man". I love this book, I will be giving at least five to my friends as a gift. Continue writing ladies, I forsee that "Bestseller".

I know Andrea personally, but have not seen nor heard from her for 20 years. I accidently came upon this unique cookbook and it has rekindled my love for cooking and our friendship (when was the last time a cookbook did that for you folks?!). Good luck Andrea!

Good to hear your sweet voice after all these years.....

Kelly

Part I of the book (Lighthouse Basics) deals with such questions as why the lighthouses were built, what they look (or looked) like, who kept them, and how they worked. It then goes on to describe more than 60 lighthouses, many of which disappeared long ago. The book contains a large number of old photos depicting the lighthouses as well as people associated with them, along with historical notes and anecdotes. A truly outstanding contribution to the history of lighthouses in Canada.