I found this book very interesting and informative. It has helped me to see how the mind works in sickness and how difficult that life must be. It has helped me to understand that a sick mind has no control and to be patient with people who have mental illness. I think this was a very good book. Alice B.

This book is realy great! It help me to understand the basics on how to manage an Information System Area. I really recommend this book.

This was a great biograpy. It was a great book about a sports ledgen. Jim thorpe is an Native American sports ledgen. He playde football, baseball, and ran track. He was a great all around athlete. In this book you will learn about his parents, family, friends, and his school days. This book was fasinating to me and it told me about how Jim Thorpe lived his life.

From the El Paso Times (Book Review by Ramon Renteria: "The book is directed at teen-age readers but is just as appealing to their parents and even grandparents." "...Set in 1999 Mesilla,....the book entices readers to explore the region's fascinating history." ...."Justin Crumble.... has more twists and turns than a rattler at a snake hunt."

From the Las Cruces Sun News (Book review by Candice Stanford): "Justin Crumble.... recounts the true story of the unsolved double murder in 1896 of Colonel Albert Jennings Fountain and his youngest son, Henry, with a fictional tale about the discovery of a map in 1999..." "Supernaturel and ghostly encounters mingled with historical and educational information make 'Justin Crumble..' a fascinating read." "...it's a book adults can also enjoy." "... I found it a gluing read, and would sneak back to it each free moment to unravel what Justin and Antonio had come upon..." Andrew Jackson Polk (age 12): "I can't wait for the sequel."

Now seventeen, Kipton is on another case of murder on the planet Mars in the 8th novel of the Kipton Chronicles.
Fontenay, a master storyteller, has once again combined the best elements of science fiction with those of the mystery genre in a very fascination story that is filled with interesting characters like gruff, who helps her solve the puzzling tale. Fontenay has also included the Asimov Laws of Robotics for the Android character who has confessed to the murder that sets
up the rest of the novel.

I have been studying Jujitsu for a little over two years. Antoher student recommended I get a copy of a book on Lessons from the Samurai warriors by Fred Neff that is really helpful in getting not only the foundation of Jujitsu, but strategy for its use in a fight. After buying and reading a copy, I was very impressed. I took the book to work to show a friend of mine, who is far more advanced in his knowledge of Japanese fighting arts. He has been studying Japanese martial arts for years and related to me that Fred Neff's book was what originally caught his interest in the Japanese martial arts. I have read and reread Lessons from the Samurai. My practice now includes an increasing number of fighting techniques taught in this practical book. It is a book with enduring appeal.

It was a REALLY neat adventure. I liked it alot.

This book is packed with activities that you can do with your children before they enter kindergarten, and progresses through to money and time skills. I have used this book with my children, aged 4 and 6, and have found it a great resource, requiring materials that are readily available around the house. I imagine it would also be useful for any elementary teacher. The activities are simply written and easy to follow and each is accompanied by an illustration.

This book has very many things to do for science, but we have been homeschooling for 10 years, so there was nothing new in it for us! If you are new to teaching or homeschooling this may be just what you need though. It is very nicely laid out and easy to understand.

i was privileged to edit bob young's new book and find myself mesmerized by his theory of the "root concensus." i've been trying to de-bunk it ever since -- but cannot. the r.c. holds water, even in today's erratic political climate