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Informative and nice pictures
Buy this book!!!

Excellent but wrongly credited
This is the "bible" for this interesting Japanese art form.Mr. Yoshimura and Dr. Covello provide all the basics of viewing stone development, preparation and appreciation. All material is well-written and presented in an easy-to-understand method that makes one want to begin this art immediately.


An Excellent Book!
So you want to learn how to give a REALLY great massage?!You are guided so thoroughly through this book - you can't help but learn some great techniques.
The illustrations are large and easy to follow.
A Getting Started Guide along with an Ancient Wisdom and Benefits is included.
[Please know that there is a "Note to the Reader" included that states that the book is written specifically for massage therapist and other health professionals. Prior professional massage training is required and this is not intended for the layperson.]
These techniques are easily adaptable to existing hot stone treatments and can help offer your clients not only a new exciting treatment - but also receive a gentle, stress-relieving massage.
I highly recommend it!


King Arthur - The Sword in the StoneA dynamic painting of a tournament with thundering hooves, flying pennants, and lances at the ready illustrates perfectly our idea of a medieval joust. The illustrations seem cinematic in that they always shift the viewpoint. Now we see the action from street level; in the next picture we view a crowd scene from above. We are comfortable with such shifts from movies and TV.
The illustrations evoke "chivalrous" ideas. The son, grieving that he has to leave his father's house, rises bravely to Merlin's bidding in a sequence that culminates in the "Youth Triumphant" painting, when the young Arthur raises the sword over his head. The idea of "chivalry", respect for one's elders, telling the truth, and being brave is well interwoven and are excellent topics to discuss with children.
The final picture, the crowned Arthur dressed in white and gold, holding the sword in his hands under the white blossoms of a tree, is such an archetype of the young, white hero that it verges on the comical. But I have to remember that this is a children's book, and mine will get enough of my cynical views when he's ready for it, later.
I recommend this book for 6 and up. The young ones will love to be read to, and the older ones will enjoy reading it.
The Sword In The Stone Review

Rock the Best
Let your joy and creativity soar!

1782 look at Pennsylvania farming
Fascinating glimpse into late 18th C. American life.

Excellent book-read it and believe.
best book on creation I have come across

Simply the Best
Essential reader for any archaeologist

Inspirational novel and an easy read
Inspirational Living Stones

A MUST READ!!!!
A MUST READYou will finish this book wanting more. The authors writing is superb and you feel as though you are right there.
Iam looking forward to the authors next novel!!