In my opinion this book was great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I feel that every one should read about Denmark Vessey and his contributions to Black History. If you have nothing to do, read this book. I promise you it will change your views on Black History.

Indy and his father and mother go to Egypt in 1908 and meet T.E. Lawrence or Lawrence of Arabia. They all go on an expadition and find the tomb of Kah and when the man responsable for guarding the tomb dies, Indy fears the curse of the mummy's tomb has come true. You, dear reader, will be taken on adventure to the Pyramids and you will meat some facinating people along the way.

Good science book on the subject, very thorough biographies of both Crick and Watson. Text is a little dry, but the occasioanl picture perks it up. Illustrations are in black and white. I would recommend this book to the 7th grade up, and will include a recommendation for the teachers as well.

Every once in a great while, maybe once in a lifetime, it's possible to stumble across a book that, if you are ready to hear what it has to say, can send your life off in a new direction. A little more than ten years ago, this book did that for me. Being a child of the sixties, I went to work for one of those "make-a-difference" professions that are notorious for not paying very much. Only a few years out of school, and long before the media decided it was fashionable, I racked up an incredible amount of credit card debt. Looking for a way out, I stumbled across this book, and one of those rare inflection points occurred in my life.

"How to Retire Young" is laid out rather simply. Its starts with the basic premise that it is not necessary to work forever and shows how this is possible. Next it shows why not being dependent on a job is something to look forward to, rather than the beginning of boredom. Then it explains how employers no longer have any loyalty to their employees - just ask anybody who's been laid off recently. Choosing the right profession is discussed, and explains that although becoming self-sufficient by working for someone else is clearly more difficult, it is possible. The book then covers the different steps necessary to accomplish an early retirement including the different tools to take advantage of while accumulating retirement assets. Because of the age of the book, it does not cover more recent developments like Roth IRAs, but everything it does cover remains relevant. Toward the end of the book it covers issues for special populations: older workers, women, and singles. Lastly, the book provides inspiring case histories of people who succeeded in leaving employment when they wanted to, not when they had to.

Between this book and "Your Money or Your Life" by Joe Dominguez and Vicki Robin (still in print), which were published at roughly the same time, I was inspired to create change not only in my finances but also in my lifestyle. It took a few years, but I crawled out of debt (without declaring bankruptcy), learned how to save money, and was motivated to start investing. I'm still in the same profession, and it will be a few more years before I'm financially self-sufficient, but I'm looking forward to a comfortable retirement well before I'm 62, the median retirement age in the United States. Wherever you are Mr. Tauber, thank you.

Ages 12 and older will appreciate this introduction which opens with a background history on conditions and research into treatment and include plenty of basic physiology facts. Edward Edelson's The Immune System discusses immune system disorders and diseases, from basic physiology to prevention.

this book is the best..i love kevin and this book made me love him more..i reccomend it to all his fans and fans of baseball in general

This book was one of my favorites when I was a kid. I never read it in English, I did not even speak English back then. I read it in Polish and now I want to see if it's as good in English as well. It's a book that makes one want to be at the places that are described, see and feel, touch and live with people who are characters of this book. I read this book hundreds times and I still grabbed it tonight, even though I am already twenty. And it still takes me into the author's childhood. Not only that, it takes me into my own childhood as well. It is truly an amazing book.

An important review of heart disease from fetal life through adolescence. Very well written and quite clear and complete. No reference library on congenital heart disease is complete without this book

I love to bike and I love books. I bought this book and have read it 5 times and I'm on my 6th time. Every time I read it, I had somthing different happen at the end. These books you have to make lots of decisions that truly effect how it ends. I garentee this to anyone who wants adventure!!!

Young Indiana Jones is on a two-year lecture tour with his mother and father and they stop in Oxford to pick up his privit toture Miss Semore and they head to Egypt, the first country of the lecture tour. while there indy meets T.E. Larence or ned and uncovers a mummy and solvs a murder.