this book is another mystery from elizabeth gail and is great reading for young readers and keeps your guessing until the end! happy reading!

End of Torment can be viewed as an indepth clarification of Hermione. The book (or journal) was written at the time of Pound's hospitalization, and Hilda has a lot to say about her ex. However, HD still has her way with words (or play on words) and symbolic imagery, which can make this read a sweat. Nevertheless, it still is beautiful poetry and should not be overlooked. Also included is Hilda's archive of Pound's priceless poems.

My daughter loved this book when we borrowed it from the library so much that she had me find it on amazon. com in order to buy it for her Christmas present. It's an adorable story of a little girl who gets a new little brother. While all the grown ups are fawning over the new arrival, the little brother only sees how wonderful his big sister is...truly encourages a big sister to feel VERY special.

It is really too bad that this book is out of print - I bought it last year for my-then-three-year-old and we both loved it. Hilda Crumm loves "junk" and fills her apartment with it. Until one day the neighbors complain. Hilda must get rid of the junk. The rest of the book is clever - fashion is just junk arranged in a creative way! If you ever can get your hands on a copy of this book (I guess I would suggest going to your local library, since this book is no longer being printed), make sure you read this. My daughter still loves this one even a year later.

Drummond consegue, com seu estilo único, criar um romance com características de notícias de um jornal. Os capítulos são rápidos e telegráficos, Drummond imprime em seu texto um ritmo praticamente alucinante, jogando com perguntas que o leitor poderá estar se fazendo, e com acontecimentos futuros sobre os quais ele comenta rapidamente antes de descrevê-los mais minuciosamente.
O mais interessante na história é que Drummond faz com que ele mesmo seja uma personagem, dando a entender que a história é verídica. Cabe a cada leitor decidir se isto é ou não verdade.

The alliteration of this silly tale is great.

Wonderful for reading aloud to pre-schoolers learning initial sounds.

When I first read this book about ten years ago, I was floudering about in a very unfulfilling career with no idea what made me happy or how to incorporate the happy, successful part of my life into what I did for a living.

I'll be truthful and say I didn't do all the exercises, I skipped some of the meditations and hopped and skimmed through a number of chapters. Nevertheless, some very important processes that I did complete were rather profound and did eventually lead me to move to a better city, and make career choices that were much more closely aligned with who I really wanted to be.

The book is most useful in getting one to stop focusing on the intensly negative experience of not being in balance. Of feeling stuck and unfulfilled. It is at it's best a guidebook for discerning the you who wants to be actualized.

I give it four stars because it doesn't have an index and that makes it a bit difficult to navigate between the steps described.
OTherwise, I think it should be regarded as a standard reference in the field of career counseling.

This was a very moving book regarding the senseless abuse of three small girls who are only looking for a place to belong and place to be loved. They needed to belong somewhere but not be abused as they were. My heart goes out to them and gives them credit for being able to come to terms with what happended to them and put in down on paper and still go on with their lives. God bless them from here on out and forever.

A very comprehensive book about perfume, soap and cosmetic industry. Decribes in great details about the industry historically. The book also provides information about where the flow, tendency and future of the perfume is going.

A must buy for perfumers, soap makers, and general cosmetic manufacturers.

Sadie Rose does something she knows is wrong to get something she really wants. She finds out that God will forgive her for it and He does. Her dad Caleb also fights against a problem. It is jealousy. He gets over it with God's help. Over all it is a good book. Many young people will enjoy it.