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Food-Medication Interactions
Published in Paperback by Food Medication Interactions (1997)
Authors: Zaneta M. Pronsky, Christine Smith, and Solomon Epstein
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Liz
Excellent pocket refrence for any dietetic student, dietitian or nutritionist. Fits easily into pocket for easy access and provides valuable information for todays healthcare enviroment.

Food Medication Interactions
Excellent resource for any dietetic student, dietetic intern, medical intern, registered dietitian- provides accurate and up-to-date information on how medications can affect and be affected by food-which plays a vital role in providing accurate care to for your clients.


Samplers: From the Victoria and Albert Museum
Published in Hardcover by Antique Collectors Club (2000)
Authors: Clare Browne, Christine Smith, Clare Brown, Jennifer Mary Wearden, and Victoria and Albert Museum
Amazon base price: $31.50
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Woof!
Filled with large color plates, most with a detail added to show stitching on a particularly lovely band. These are remarkable samplers, mostly English, all very old and THE GOOD STUFF. The examples of whitework, especially, just don't seem like anything human hands could do. What a great book to dream through!

Absolutely stunning!
If you have an interest in samplers this book is a MUST! The photography is incredible. There are over 100 color plates of a wide range of samplers from the museum. Every plate has a picture of the sampler in its entirety and many have a close-up of a section of the work which allows you to see the individual stitches in great detail.

There are samplers from a wide range of techniques and subject matter. Techniques include cross stitch, blackwork, drawn thread, cutwork, crewel, specialty stitches, and Berlin work. There are band samplers, spot samplers, and darning samplers. There are samplers depicting maps, almanacks, and the solar system. There are samplers from England, Germany, Turkey, Morocco, America, Scandinavia, and West Africa.

This is a book you will come back to again and again.


How to Draw Trucks and Cars (Art Smart)
Published in Library Binding by Gareth Stevens (1996)
Author: Christine Smith
Amazon base price: $22.60
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It's a great beginning drawing book for 4 to 6 year olds.
We got this book for our 5-year-old grandson and he absolutely loved it. It's a very simple book, with only five different cars and four different trucks to draw. Each one is easy and yet the finished drawings look very much like real cars and trucks. For each vehicle, the author also adds suggestions at the bottom of the page for ways to add special features to the drawing. Our grandson spent countless hours drawing each vehicle over and over again.


Grandpa Tucker's Rhymes & Tales
Published in Paperback by Keep Smiling Press (01 July, 1999)
Authors: Bob Tucker, Christine Newlund, and Larry Smith
Amazon base price: $13.95
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Grandpa Tucker's Rhymes and Tales, a review
...Grandpa Tucker's Rhymes and Tales is a "lucky," or well worth expense. This book is chockfull of fun story-poems, and just simply poems, that offer the reader and listener an alternative to the bedtime story, or anytime story for reading to our children. That's what I did with this book. I read the rhyming tales out-loud to my 10-year-old daughter, as I believe the contents of "Grandpa's" book are best enjoyed out loud. The stories are amusing, the rhyming clever, and often the underlying messages offer lessons of good behavior without being preachy.

"Grandpa" is "hip" too. While many of the poems deal with personified animals, Tucker's most frequently used character is a snake that goes by the name of Sammy, a cool dude with a mischievous personality. Many holiday poems include Sammy getting in and out of trouble, or becoming hero for the day. Take for instance "Sammy, the Snickers Snake." Sammy dresses as a barber's pole on Halloween and saves his town from a vampire by holding his snake friends, Hiss and Hoss "dressed together like a cross," scaring the vampire away. And then the friends rejoice by giving themselves a "high one." Sammy is justly rewarded with a five-pound Snickers bar.

I have only one complaint about this book: it would be better served with full page, color illustrations. All of the children's poems here lend themselves to pictures. The black and white sketches are well done, but I would like more drawings and in color to make the book more inviting for very young children.

DON'T MISS THE SMILES!
I am a sixth grade teacher in TN and came across Grandpa Tucker on the internet while searching for holiday materials to use for my class. Little did I know that a few seconds of my time would lead to hours of enjoyment for my students. The rhymes are entertaining yet have a moral. They are wonderful to share with the children. The light in their eyes and the smile on their face is priceless. Sammy the Snake is the most popular snake in the class! Sammy has become part of my classroom. The children love Grandpa Tucker's rhymes and tales. It was important for them to know that someone cares about them and is writing with them in mind. The stories are filled with children's language such as the Snickers. The underlining message is always clear and a wonderful to share with the children. Thanks Grandpa Tucker for your wonderful poetry. You always bring a smile to our faces and the children send you a perfect 10 and thumbs up!

Grandpa Tucker Writes A Winner!
One summer, while searching educational sites for my 4th grade students, I found Grandpa Tucker's site with his wonderful poems, tales, and new words for old songs. What a joy! Reading them reminded me of the excitement when, as a child, I first realized how wonderful words could be, especially in poetry. I couldn't have been more delighted with Bob's writings for the 8-12 year old child and for all of us out there who remember being a kid. So I purchased copies for gifts and an additional 5 copies to use with my students. The investment was well worth while. To say my students truly love Sammy Snake and the wonderful tales Bob Tucker weaves is an understatement. The reason for that is not only Bob's charming command of the English language, but also because he makes Sammy and his other characters seem "real"--something that is very appealing to children. Although Sammy's a snake, Bob gives him the human qualities of a little boy, who's living and learning and trying to grow up in the world to become a good snake. And what makes it even better, Sammy's a snake who really cares about others. Sometimes he gets into trouble, like all children do. But when he makes mistakes, he gets gentle, loving guidance from the adults and friends in his life. As a teacher and parent, I especially appreciate that in his those verses. Many of Bob's poems center around Sammy and his experiences throughout the year and the holidays ("Sammy, the Valentine Snake", for one). Bob also creativity draws his audience in with such poems as "Pum-Pum, Pum-Pum, Pumpkin Pie", "Chocolate Math", and "Ode to a Hamburger", just to name a few. Children will love this book and read it over and over for a long time to come!


A Mountain in the Wind: An Exploration of the Spirituality of John Denver
Published in Paperback by Findhorn Press, Inc. (01 February, 2001)
Authors: Christine Smith, Christine Smith, and Lynn Barton
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A Mediocre Result with Great Intent
You'd have to be a pretty dedicated JD fan to like this book. It clearly has positive intent and there's no question the "Everyman" approach John Denver took to his own spirituality was appealing to a broad audience. This book just "misses" in so many ways that it's a difficult read.

A Treasure Written by Christine Smith!
Christine Smith's book "A Mountain in the Wind - An Exploration of the Spirituality of John Denver" is a sensitive, comprehensive, intuitive and inspiring book delving deep into John's soul and spirituality. Her extensive research and keen insight of John's relationship to the universe and his place in it, how he evolved as a spiritual being, who his mentors were, and how he learned his belief in miracles and of hope are all written with utmost affection and in pure honesty by the author.

Throughout the book, Christine often refers to lyrics in John's songs to further witness his spirituality and to provide more indepth analysis of his message. She has also included 8 pages of color photos of John and ends the book with a series of moving essays comprising a beautiful memorial to John by the author herself.

I truly believe you have to be a spiritual person to fully appreciate John Denver - his music, his message - the man himself. So kudos to Christine for enlightening us about the inner John plus also for portraying a powerful blueprint for us to transform our own lives through spiritual discovery and growth.

Since I do not want to give the whole book away, I'll simply say you have to read it! Thank you, Christine, for your time and effort in writing "A Mountain in the Wind"! I know it was a labor of love for you. And thank you, John, for being her inspiration for the book. It's a treasure! Peace. Carole

A MAN OF FAITH, DEDICATION AND COMPASSION!
Who among us has not been touched in some way by the voice and words of at least one of John Denver's beautiful songs? John 's legacey to the world was his care and concern for the environment and the people who dwell here. His Rocky Mountain High's came from the heart and each recording he made was filled with love and passion for the universe that came from deep within his soul. Each time I hear his voice, I am reminded of his simple, easy-going manner as gentle as the wings of a butterfly, his incredible gift as an artist and his ability to evoke emotion in the listener.

"A Mountain in the Wind" is indeed how John lived his life and this wonderful book is filled with his love for humanity, his respect for nature, his own personal inner strength and his spiritual beliefs. His sudden, tragic death moved people around the world. Wherever John may be today, I hope he truly does have, "Sunshine on his Shoulder" and the peace and contentment he believed in. For fans of Denver, this is a five star book and highly recommended reading.


Mattes and More: Step-by-Step Designs for Scrapbookers
Published in Paperback by Teeny Press (01 October, 1999)
Author: Christine Smith
Amazon base price: $11.49
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Disappointing
I was hoping this book would give me some quick new ideas to add something extra to my photos. What I got was some of the same stuff I've seen in books that have already been around for a while. I was really disappointed. I especially didn't feel like I got very much for the price.

lots of ideas
I found lots of ideas here and I like how they are presented with details on how to draw the more complicated designs. The lace designs are awesome!


More Secrets of Successful Exhibiting
Published in Paperback by Aviva Publishing (01 July, 1998)
Authors: Susan Friedmann, Charles Greene III, John Hasbrouck, Sam Lippman, Jim Obermeyer, Mark S.A. Smith, Skip Cox, Christine A. Ellis, Elaine Cohen, and Marcia A. Smith
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Save your money.
You know, typically people don't make you pay to read their advertisements. This is an exception. Each of the self-serving articles in this book is followed by a 1-2 page advertisement for the author that, not surprising, offers a service to solve the problem outlined in the article. How convenient! This book is a glorified collection of vendor-sponsored white papers.

More Secrets, More Success
This book was a valuable resource. Many tid bits of info that can really make a big difference for your success.


How to Draw Wild Animals (Art Smart)
Published in Library Binding by Gareth Stevens (1996)
Author: Christine Smith
Amazon base price: $19.93
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This book is for little kids.
For over $17.00 this book contains 24 pages on how little children can draw cartoon like characters of wild anaimals (mainly African animals).


Single Again? - How To Find Love & Happiness
Published in Audio Cassette by PDR Publications, LLC (03 November, 1998)
Authors: Christine Smith and Richard K. Greenfield
Amazon base price: $59.95
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Architecture in the Culture of Early Humanism: Ethics, Aesthetics, and Eloquence, 1400-1470
Published in Hardcover by Oxford University Press (1993)
Authors: Christine Smith and Ali Smith
Amazon base price: $55.00
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