I found this cookbook not only easy to follow, but that it did not require any special ingrediants. All that is required in the recipes you can find in your own cupboard, which is helpful, especially if you want to whip something up spur of the moment. I also found the recipes to be very tasty and easy to make. Family and friends really enjoyed and complimented me on the meals I whipped up for them from this recipe book. I highly recommend this book to anyone, not just to someone whose husband is an avid hunter. I have substituted beef for the wild meats and found that the recipes worked just as well. A delightful cookbook to have and use.

What makes Ross Webber's book on time management different from other books on the topic is that it is short on wordy backgrounds and long on hands-on exercises. Depending on your perspective, that makes the book an ideal introduction to time management strategies or a good practical supplement to more in-depth books. I take the first perspective and therefore appreciate the book's succinct overview of key time management principles.

Each of the book's ten exercises is prefaced by a few pages of explanation and is illustrated with real examples from the author's experience teaching at the Wharton School of Business or from successful leaders who have mastered certain aspects of time management. For example, in a chapter on balancing time and relationships, Webber tells a story of Winston Churchill. Apparently, Churchill was known for his willingness to listen to a subordinate's suggestion even if he later rejected the idea. Webber cautions that you should never be so time-effective on the job that you neglect cultivating relationships with employers, employees or colleagues. In the accompanying exercise, he suggests keeping a list of people important to you and consciously making time to build relationships with them.

The book concludes with a Master Time and Activity Form that helps you plan each day by taking into account values, long- and short-term goals, important tasks and important people.