I am six years old and I really liked this book. I liked the kids. I liked the ending. I want to read all the Benny and Watch Books.

Mandy and James have been taking care of a pregnant cat for about a month, they know that she's about to have her kittens, so they make a place where she can have them. Instead of having her kittens on the newspaper, the cat goes into Mr. William's kitchen, and has her kittens in the hamper, on Mr. William's best shirt. Mr. Williams is furious, and he gives Mandy and James only one week to find homes for 4 kittens. I think this is a great book, and you should go out right now and buy it.

This was the first Animal Ark book I read. It was exciting to see the kittens getting names and finding homes. Mandy and James were good friends to read about. I think any 3rd grader would love to read this book. I've already started to read Ponnies on the Porch and can't wait to read more Animal Ark books.

Walton, a stray cat who lives by mandy's school has kittens in Mr. Williams laundry basket, on his best blue shirt. If Mandy and James move the kittens Walton might abandon them. But Mr. Williams says "one week!" What can Mandy do? Will one week be enough time to find four wonderful homes for her precious kitten pals; Eric, Amy, Patches, and Smokey? If you love animals I really think you should read Kittens in the kitchen.

Excellent reference. Along the lines of, but just not as good as, Miller's classic Review of Orthopaedics.

a good book to study AND RECOMEND

This book is a nice introduction to the subject of metallurgy. It's well written and clear. Although it's not an in depth treatement of the subject, it should be a good introductory text for the technologist.

The book name was the adventures of "Benny and Watch".
I think this book would be good for other people to read but it was a mystery story and I don't like mystery stories.

The name of My book is The adventures of Benny watch
The children's Dad died and they were scared of their Grandpa. This is a sad and happy story.

In this first book in the series, you meet Benny, Henry, Jessie and Violet, four children whose parents have died and have no where to go. They find an abandoned boxcar and call it home. The end is more surprising than you can imagine.

Ted Sennett did it in the 1970s and now it is Daniel Bubbeo's turn. For the record, the movie company in question was always known as Warner Bros. not "Brothers." It is a little bit disconcerting when published authors know so little about their choice of material.

The book is well-written and well-researched. It presents entertaining chapters on 15 leading WB actresses from the 30s and 40s. I learned about stars I was previously not familiar with like Nancy Coleman. The book presents interesting information not previously published about many of these stars. I would have liked to see the chapters on each actress be somewhat longer. Some of the more interesting aspects of the actresses' lives could have been more fully developed, especially their private lives as opposed to their film careers. Instead, "snippets" are presented in some cases. I would have liked to see more about the lives of the stars in their later years. However, I understand that the publisher limited the length of the book.