I really liked this book because it took a possible real life situation of having to stand up for what's right instead of giving in to pressure from other people who are doing wrong. I loved the way Jon stood firm and didn't give in and even though he lost the case and his job, he still did the right thing. I also loved the way Esther, who wanted to to the right thing as well, and John ended up together at the end. GREAT BOOK.

Who can ever live without a book by 60's protest singer Barry Mcguire? Well, I couldn't since I own this book. It is a novel written about a group of bikers who come to know God. It was written in the early 90's. The only reason I reviewed this book, is because when I first heard of it I wondered, "Is this the same Barry Mcguire that recorded 'Eve of Destruction?'" So now you know, it is!

There seem to be few textbooks on this particular subject accessible to students; most deal with linear PDE's, so the book fills a gap. 'Nonlinear Partial Differential Equations' assumes the reader is already familiar with differential equations,so is not suitable as an introduction to the subject. It is written at an advanced level, but concepts are very clearly spelled out. Logan takes the reader through all the necessary mathematical steps in explaining a new concept. He does not skip steps in his analysis. Chapter One introduces canonical equations and transformations, but Logan's treatment is very sparse and there are better texts available for these subjects. Logan's book concentrates mostly on how PDE's can be reduced to ordinary differential equations via similarity methods etc. Most standard types of nonlinear systems are dealt with, including reaction diffusion processes, chemically reacting fluids and shock wave development. I like this book and that's why I bought it from Amazon, but be careful, there are one or two typing errors in the maths.

I was thoroughly inspired by reading this book. It seemed to me to be a little slow developing at the beginning, due to a fairly complex family history. Even this should be interesting to people who like history from the perspective of people who lived it. It is well organized, and provides a good description of the environment that nurtured this God-inspired writer. Janette Oke's life experiences are so easy to identify with, and her dependence on God so well portrayed that it is an inspiration to me. It is also fascinating to learn how one of my favorite writers arrived at her mission in life.

i thought this book was very well written and i learned a lot about jedediah smith and after i read this book i went to my local library and checked out another book on jedediah smith i also learned about other pioneers

Reminiscent of Lester, the pig in the Mrs. Piggle Wiggle series, Lollipop is a homely pig chosen as a present by the spoiled Princess Penelope for her 8th birthday. Her owner, Johnny, has trained this pig to obey commands much as a dog would, and comes to live at the palace with the pig. The King secretly engages the boy to train his daughter as well, as she is getting out of hand. This predictable story teaches a couple of lessons to the readers--the problem of selfishness and not judging by appearances--without beating the reader with those messages. The illustrations complement the text, which is roughly a 3rd grade level.

My sister is not a reader, meaning she does not like to read, yet the book held her attention. She finished it in a weekend. This book is cute, interesting, and appropriate for prepubescent females.

This is the most absorbing of ENT texts, ideal for students as it focuses on concepts and does cover all the important facts. The layout is very organized and information has been presented in an orderly and logical manner. It is by all means a worthwhile investment.

Stunnung display. Just as good as its' predecessors!

So...Mary Anne's upset because her ex-boyfriend is assigned to her group for a school project. Poor Mary Anne. Naturally Cokie Mason's in that group and flirts her head off with Logan. What I liked is that Mary Anne didn't stoop down to Cokie and Logan's level, but just did her part in the project. I liked that the book didn't pit Mary Anne and Cokie against each other is rivals for Logan. Mary Anne had the dignity not to be drawn into trying to "win" Logan back.