What noted readers might have said: "Such a book as this has great relativity" --Einstein "This book is creating a cultural revolution" --Mao "This book contains information that even I did not know about myself" --Verne "Alas, the authors of this book know Verne well" --Shakespeare "Finally, a book on Verne for everyone to share" --Marx (Karl) "How this book got in my pajamas I don't know" --Marx(Groucho)

This is the perfect book with which to begin a study of Bible translations. A good source book for High School or even some Middle-Schoolers; not in-depth enough for use on a collegiate level. Indexed with bibliography. I wished for larger magnification of some of the early Bible artwork. The author did glance upon the some of the symbolism of the artwork used in the early Bibles--but this is exactly what this book is meant to do: whet the appetites of young scholars. "Words that Changed History" is a good series of books for small school libraries which have a limited amount of "primary material" on hand.

While the lesson in vanity is not necessarily intended for younger readers, the artwork is absolutely incredible, even by Serendipity's already-high standards. Kiyomi is a graceful deer-like creature, and she meets her conceited match in a gem-hued red lizard. If you enjoyed books like Shimmeree and Trafalgar True, you'll love this one.

I was always afraid to start reading the Bible...it was so long and hard to understand...I would have to read over and over. Now with this audio King James, I hear and understand so much more and better. Thanks Mr. Johnston!

James Stephen Behrens is more than a Trappist Priest; he is quickly becoming a Trappist Proust.

His first collection, "Grace is Everywhere," looked at life in and around the Monastery of the Holy Spirit, in Conyers, Georgia. Now, in his newest collection, he reaches back to the world he knew outside the cloister wall, and the memories that he's collected and cherished.

Plumbing his earlier life, he finds large truths in small events. Recalling the death of his brother, or friendships forged long ago, he weaves word portraits that are vivid and vital, with insights that will open your eyes, and your heart.

This is a collection to read and re-read, written by a man with something to say, and a beautiful way of saying it. Read it yourself and find out why. You can thank me later :-) .

Follow the trials of a panda who just can't decide what she wants, but with the help of a parrot she discovers the value of cooperation. This book teaches people not to be too quick in their decisions, and to be open to other alternatives when their first instincts may be to lash out angrily.

Hey everyone!! I LOVED this book. It's about a unicorn named Misty Morgan and a Princess slave. This is one of the MANY Serendipity books. All of the serendipity books are filled with amazing creatures and also morals for little kids. Trust me, this book is Sooooooooooooooooo worth it! And the illustrator, amazing! TRULY AMAZING!

Perfect for children who tend to throw temper tantrums, as a young girl throws a fit when a unicorn beats her at her own game. The illustrations are unavoidably beautiful, and the association with the unicorn may help children become more receptive to the message. I also recommend Morgan and Yew, Morgan Morning, Misty Morgan, Morgan and Me, and The Gigglesnitcher.

This was the first Serendipity book I was introduced to, and I love it! It is a deeply emotional story of a young colt who disobeys his mother and must live with the consequences. This is the beginning of the Morgan saga (Morgan is a unicorn who also appears in Morgan and Me, Morgan and Yew, Morgan Mine, and The Gigglesnitcher), and anyone who enjoys horses and unicorns will love this charming tale.