My son has loved Thomas the tank engine trains, stories, and videos since he was 2.5yrs old. We've progressed from simple board books to more complicated story lines. Since we purchased this book, he has wanted me to read it to him every night. I like the fact that the words are large enough so that we can start word identification, and the story is interesting as well! Also, all the popular engines are illustrated in full color and their numbers are evident for both color and number recognition. I want to know where we can buy more Dr Seuss beginner books with Thomas the Tank engine stories! Additionally, there are some adorable rhymes in this volume that are reminiscent of Dr Seuss.

This is a great aviation history book. Lots of unusual aircraft pictures. Wonderful art deco design. A heartbreaking story. They don't make em like this any more. BUT!! It is still in print.

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This one is cool. Zack finds answers to dinosaur questions. And solves the mystery of what people see (everyone thinks it's dinosaurs.) It's great!

A refreshing treatment of alternative economic organization. In a casual and conversational manner the author saves us the sugar coated reviews of the all-but magical Kerala development story and dives right into the reality of an industrial cooperative in an Indian state that is breaking all of the capitalist rules and still winning the game! A must read for anyone interested in the struggle to transform exploitation into cooperation and voluntary participation. This book is a breath of fresh air in the sometimes stale realm of economic literature. Includes detailed analysis of organizational structure of Kerala Dinesh Beedi.

Moore captures the sense of Hardy's writing in historical literary context. He demonstrates, in detail, that Hardy's novels were ironic, satirical, and by and large critical responses to the major themes of Romantic and Victorian cultural postions. Moore argues, convincingly, that Hardy's main theme in Wessex was the fall of idealism into a history which was without Reaon, or "non-rational," as Hardy once named it. Hardy's major novels, more shows, replay the dark themes of Shelley's "Triumph of Time," in local contexts.
Moore's study is comprehensive, detailed, and well-argued. It is surprising that it is not more widely appreciated in the Hardy and Victorian studies communities, both of which are sorely in need of a few good arguments and fresh critical approaches.

Detective Zack is part of a series. If you like to read the bible, and if you like adventure then this is the book for you! In the book somebody steals the manger for the Christmas play that was really worth alot of money. When the lady who let's them borrow it finds out, boy is she angry! Alot of strange things happen in the story like a fire starting all of a sudden during the rehearsel. I'm not going to tell you the rest read the book to learn to use God's name in the time of trouble. E-mail to me if you like the book.

Detective Zack is cool. He solves at least one mystery (usually two) He finds out answers to hard questions, and usually solves another mystery too!

I think that children of all ages will enjoy this book because any Wishbone book is funny, serious, scary and mysterious at the same time. I know children with pretty much the entire series of these type of books. So all I'm saying is that this book is a 5 star book!!

It is a two-in-one mystery book and is about a train mystery. There is also a new character in the story from California. All in all, it is a very good book!

Joe, David, Sam and Wishbone are invited to go in a car parade with Wanda Gilmore and Horace Zimmerman. The parade starts in the town and goes all the way over to an old drive-in called the Moonlight Drive-in. Joe and his friends are excited because the owner of the drive-in, Glady Glendower is going to let them help to reopen the drive-in. But there are lots ov vandalism, like fires threatening the old theater. Find out who the vandal is in THE DRIVE-IN OF DOOM.