I enjoyed reading about the lives of these wolves. I only wish I could have been there. The books also contains some great photos.

Beautiful color pictures on the front cover and a chance to read about and color the butterflies on the inside. You should buy a set of colored penciles for this color book. Your child can identify the butterflies by the picture on the cover and learn more about them in the book. A real nature guide, not your run of the mill coloring book. Buy the series and you can sneak in an education on nature while your child is having fun.

The Catholic Challenge Bible Game offers over 2,000 Q&A referenced to The New American Bible and officially approved by the Church's imprimatur and nihil obstat. The game has depth and intergrity for all Catholic Christians who want to test their knowledge in five areas of Biblical literature: the Law, the Prophets, Wisdom, Gospels and Epistles.

The game has all the bells and whistles which will keep a player involved and interested in achieving the best score possible.

A Certificate of Merit can be printed showing the player's name, level of play and total score allowing students, families, youth groups, Bible study groups, etc., to play contests and tournaments.

The game is a "must buy" for any Catholic household with kids in elementary or secondary education. The game promises many, many hours of fun and enrichment enabling curiosity and knowledge about the Scriptures.

Clausewitz: A Biography by biographer Roger Parkinson relates the life and work of German officer and military theorist Carl Phillip Gottleib von Clausewitz (1780-1831) who is perhaps best known for his historic contribution to military studies titled "On War." Scrutinizing Clausewitz's life and ideas in the keenest detail, Clausewitz: A Biography is a classic and highly scholarly study of military theory, as well as a straightforward and very strongly recommended presentation of a great leader's life.

This book is excellent if you are eager to seek out places Elvis frequented throughout his life. Not simply Sun Records or other well-known locations; rather, the non-traditional hangouts. I have brought the book to Memphis and used it as a guide to visiting some out-of-the-way places. Elvis was a lot more than Graceland and Sun. If you are interested in other locations which assisted in his formative years, take this book to Memphis and look up some of the addresses listed. You'll gain a better appreciation for the King.

Grandma Moses In The 21st Century is a catalog of an elderly painter's folk art and provides an excellent survey of her works including an intricate examination of her working methods, her interpretive process, and her role in the context of modern art and social movements of her times, in the 1940s and 50s. The result is an excellent catalog which features important analyses of her achievements and displays her notable works in lavish, full page color.

I think that this book succeded in portraying a child's encounter with asthma. It was true to life and very endearing. I read it to my son who also has asthma and it made him realize that he was not alone, that there are kids out there with the same problem. We both give this book a very enthusiastic 10!

Wow! a great accomplishment for a 22 year old writer. I myself am 21 and am trying to write a book so Michael Rogers- thank you! this is a great novel, very easy to read and FUNNY. People in my college library were staring at me as I laughed out loud. I can find nothing bad to say about the book except it has some hokey character names which I understand can be tough to do. If anyone is looking for a great alternative to the epic, boring, or dull - dig up this book! You will be late for class - I was!

No matter which side of an argument you want to take up, a quote will be in this handy book to back you up. Divided by topic and side of argument with handy index and references.
Don't get caught in your next debate without it.

This is a translation of two quite small Russian books. The first is a biography of Riemann, the second a review of "Geometrical" physics, recently updated. Even the biography includes some mathematics which I did not fully understand, but it is a great introduction, and it's good to get your feet a little wet! The book is small and very readable. I recommend it to students interested in understanding the relationships between physics, mathematics, and geometry. A gentle introduction to the "technical" journey.