This is a must have book for anyone getting started in crystal healing. It covers so much information on the physical and spritual aspects of gemstones. Teaches making gem essences, gem energy, choosing gemstones and caring for them to just name a few. The illustrations are easy to read and many in the book. This is a very easy book to read and understand

We are a Title IX summer school class of soon-to-be third graders. Many of us are Potawatomi. We enjoyed reading about our ancestors although we do realize that this book is historical fiction. This is what each student had to say about Night of the Full Moon:

Reese-Fawn and Libby were friends. It's ok to be friends with white people.

Peter-I like it when Libby's father wanted to give Sanatuwa land so he could stay with them. It showed that he was generous and thankful to him for saving his daughter.

Jack-It was exciting and scary when the soldiers captured Libby with Fawn's family.

Darlene-It was a great story. I learned that the Potawatomi had to travel a long ways when they were forced from their homes. One soldier said 'Indians should be free just like he was' and he let them go.

Michelle-It was an exciting story to read. I felt sad that the Potawatomi were forced off their land.

Gabrielle-It was exciting when the girl was getting dragged from that soldier. I didn't like the soldiers and felt angry at them.

Frankie-I learned that the Potawatomi got kicked off the land. The white men brought smallpox disease and whiskey to the Indians and tricked them into signing treaties and giving away their land for a little money.

Danielle-I liked learning about what happened to the Potawatomi Indians.

Mandi-I liked the part where Sanatuwa brought Libby back to her parents.

Joseph-I just liked the book because I love reading books.

My friend told me about this book and asked me to read it. This is a great testamony about what God can do to help people in the low place. Doris story realy touched my heart and it woke me up about how many people are sexyualy abuesd and what terrible exspirience this is. We, I and my friend wanted to do something about it. We wanted more people to heare Doris story, so they would be able to get some help if this had happend to them, so we transleted her book from english into Icelandic. I have heard that it helped many people here in Iceland to get healing from God after they read this book.

Arni

Marnie's book is the definitive work on sexual addiction issues in women. This book will no doubt inspire many who have suffered in silence to seek the professional help that is needed. Marnie shares her story in a powerful way that will inspire the reader in their personal journey of healing. This book is also for the friends and family members of people coping with sexual addiction issues. Not only does Marnie provide great insight into managing addiction, she shares a vision for life beyond addiction. This book will become a classic in the field of addiction. Speaking as a professional counselor working in the field of sexual addiction, this book will be a tremendous asset to the profession.

I found Paul MacKendrick's book a fantastic comprehensive overview of Roman Africa and its monuments. He covers all the major and minor sites and descibes everything in an interesting manner. I love his style of writing engrossing and maintains the readers interests. I think his book would be interesting to professionals and laymen alike. The maps and photos were great and went well with the text. I loved this book and didn't want it to end.

Stone's Guide is a necessity for both the serious aviation history
enthusiast and more casual "fans" who delight in discovering and
exploring the growing (and constantly changing) number of aviation
museums in the U.S.

While the number of such museum's is a "moving target" as some
close and others open and their respective collections tend to
change as airplanes are restored, traded, sold or (unfortunately)
destroyed, Stone does an excellent job of providing the most
current information.

Any guide in this genre is immediately out-of-date but Stone's
book is THE resource for travelers preparing an intinerary.

Not only does he provide the most current (and detailed)listing of each museum's aircraft (and other displays and resources), but he also provides information about their location (including the
exact address), hours of operation, special events, admission fees and telephone numbers.

The conveniently-sized book (suitable for tucking into a backpack, camera bag or carry-on)is illustrated with black and white photos and some listings include maps to assist the visitor.

A true "labor of love", this book is the best available and one
should look forward to all future editions.

This is a wonderful cookbook featuring delicious & nutritious recipes. Most recipes are easy-to-make & use common ingredients. All are low in fat with no recipe containing more than 4 grams per serving.

The author starts out by explaining the miracle of yogurt cheese & how to make it. She also discusses other ingredients & how to make the recipes even healthier. Nutrition information is provided along with dietetic exchanges.

Recipes include dips, spreads, appetizers, salads, dressings, snacks, chilled soups, & breads. Many varieties of cheesecake, cookies, cakes, pies, puddings, frostings, & fondues are also included.

There are even recipes for many flavors of frozen yogurt that only require a blender. Some of my favorites are the crescents, soft pretzels, & no-cook cucumber soup. I also enjoyed the scrumptious oatmeal kiss cookies.

NOT MADE OF STONE was published in 1974 and clearly was ahead of its time. Written by three Europeans (Heslinga, Schellen and Verkuyl), the authors take the bold move to describe and outline the effects of disability on human sexuality. By today's standards, the material written in this book is nothing we couldn't hear on TV. However, that was NOT true in the 1970's. On the other hand, some of the pictures would still never pass the TV censors in the US.

The authors take a scholarly and applied approach to the issue of sexual functioning for a wide range of disabilities. I don't think they missed much. The writing is sensitive, thoughtful and very much unlike what one would expect. Since 1974, many other books have been written on disability and sexuality. To my mind, NOT MADE OF STONE remains the best. It is sad that this book is out of print.

Anybody who likes Art Deco architecture will love this book. While most Art Deco books covering multiple buildings necessarily treat each one lightly, this book presents a complete coverage of the Oakland Paramount Theater, considered a premier American Art Deco theater. The first quarter of the book is devoted to the theater's history and is lavishly illustrated with historical photos of the interior, some taken during construction in 1931. The middle half describes the 1973 authentic restoration and is accompanied by lots of color photos documenting the finely detailed interior. The professional photos are well lit and give a good sense of this fantastic space. The last quarter describes the mechanical aspects of the building and includes behind-the-scenes photos of areas not normally accessible to the public, such as views of the colored lighting system above the suspended ceiling and the pipes of the mightly Wurlitzer organ. The photos alone are worth the price of this book and the history presented is a bonus. I highly recommend this book!

This book is so full of interesting facts it was very helpful in giving information on what obsetricians do and how they do it.I would recommend this book to many students in school who really don't know what career they are lookig forward to yet!