I just purchased the DVD and It was worth the money. The only thing was they didn't have any interviews with their mother.
The story of Richard In Shreveport Louisana being held down
and having something nailed in his leg sent Chills down my spine
I am originally from Louisiana myself. The footage with the girls on the carasel was too cute Venus helping Serena even then
to be safe was cute. Man they have a heavy workout routine to prepare for tournaments. Richard is really the man to manage to come from where he did to make it to the place he is now.
So all in all this was a pretty good story I loved the footage with each grand slam they won. I was really nice to see them at home just relaxing in between their workouts. Go out and bye the tape it's worth it once again.

Jim Elliot is an ok book about a missionary. He goes to Peru to visit a group of Native Americans to teach them about God, and also to translate the bible.

I thought this was a great book--to start with. It wasn't very deatiled, but gave a broad overview of Maud and her life, family, friends, etc. It only took a few hours to go through--thoroughly--so checking it out at the library mught be a better choice than just buying it. Definitiely for younger kids--not really at the adult reading level, but for people reading the books for the first time, or just finished--10 year olds.

As one of the authors included in this book I would have to say that this is a decent collection of stories by young authors. Looking back on my own story, written 6 years ago, I am pleased to see that it still stands up. There is a great variety of style and subject matter and I think readers will be surprised by the level of sophistication some of these pieces have.

I found Anderson's work disappointing. It is a fascinating topic, but he does not do justice to it, and IMHO, takes the superficial and sensationalist standpoint, a sort of 'Ripley's Believe it or Not' approach. For a scientific analysis of the topic, which is what this book aims to do, Anderson would have to focus a lot more on basic probability and the works of Jung and Koestler, among others, and a lot less on the Linda Goodman types.

It was confusing. It didn't make sence and it was really stupid.It had a horrible plot. Everything was bad about it. I don't know what the author was thinking when he wrote this book. READER BEWARE!!!!!!