I read this book when it was first released in the 1970s. It is an excellent resource for evolution vs. Creation. Harold Hill, a noted scientist, simplifies the process and helps the reader understand why Creation makes a lot more scientific sense then evolution. A must read!

This book is VERY easy to read - another job well done by Harold Hill. The book very clearly (and with a lot of humour thrown in) goes through various aspects of the creation/evolution debate. No matter which side of the debate you are on, this book is highly recommended.

My only dissapointment in this book was how short it was, and that it was out of print! This book contained an excellent story, very well written. You will also notice her (small) reference to Seth. The book was a delicious read, the kind you don't want to put down. I finished it in one day.

I cherished "Who Moved by Cheese?" -- the cheesy story about change, business and life-in-general. Even more than Johnson's book, I love Hochberg's parody, "Who Stole My Cheese?"

Talk about appropriate for the time... From Florida's elections to Enron, WorldCom and Martha Stewart, Hochberg makes us laugh as well as provokes us to take a long, hard look at ourselves, our society and what is or is not flourishing. This book is noteworthy, and should be read by everyone!

It is a remarkable gift - both the book and its message.

Where are you moving next, Hochberg, as I need another good laugh?

This book from the Steeple Hill publishers 'Love Inspired' series is a well developed and well written story of the struggles of contemporary individuals finding balance in life, i.e. career, family, love, money, and most of all, spiritual life. The answer found by the main characters is not necessarily the right answer for all, but the process of discovery of the best answer is important. There are a few details that don't quite fit for me, but it in no way distracted from the point of the story. I can't tell these details without giving too much away. This novel is a great bargain for the quality. Thanks for a great book!