A must have for any sales professional. A timeless classic to liten to several times a year.

I love old photo-history books, and this is one of the best. It shows photographs of the Salt Lake Mormon Temple, taken by various photographers at different times during its construction. Many historic photos are contained here. Also, much of the history of Utah as a Territory can be learned by the photos and the text.

I gained a greater appreciation for the pioneers and their legacy, by reading this book.

--George Stancliffe

Maggie makes friends with the new girl, Tilly. Tilly is convinced she's the daughter of a witch and that she has magical powers. The Seven Stone, she believes, is her protective talisman. Maggie struggles to grasp who and what Tilly (and the stone) really are, as well as the value of friends.

This was one of my favorite books as a child. I'm sure every child wants to believe they are special and have magical powers. The moral of the story (that the power of friendship is the best magic of all) didn't matter as much to me, as a kid, as re-reading the book over and over again. A fun little story.

Rolling Stone magazine was founded in 1967 and born of the ideas of the counterculture. But the magazine hit its stride and became cultural significant in the 70's. This book is a great review of the decade detailing everything from Nixon to Springsteen to disco to All in The Family to the emergence of porn and casual sex. Writers from Rolling Stone like Hunter S. Thompson detailing how gonzo journalism was conceived (and in his words, never truly achieved), founder and editor Jann Wenner on the man behind the infamous Pentagon Papers and others are excellent, but it is the contributions for others not necessarily associated with the magazine that hit the mark. The Pretenders' Chrissie Hynde was a student at Kent State and gives a first person of what happened when the National Guardsmen killed four students. Tom Wolfe expouses on radical chic and the stories about the emergence of Soul Train, the deaths at a Who concert in Cincinnati, the Saturday Night Fever and disco explosion, Bruce Springsteen and Al Trautwig's essay on Julius "Dr. J' Erving are all superb. The book's left-hand margin contains a running timeline that note important and relevant events of the decade in chronological order. This book is an immensely satisfying, enjoyable and informative read.

Helen Hughs Vick is probably the best author I have ever comeacross, and she doesn't fail with Shadow in her new courage of thestone series. She explores a young girl in a Sinagua village, a place she had written about before in her amazing Walker of Time Series. I am always in awe of her detail, and I hope you all will give it a try and read Shadow, one of her many fantastic books!

Didn't read yet completely . . . want to see the rest ... thanks ! Mike McCoy

This hear book sure do shine!!! Best fiction on the fur trade I ever did see!! Some of the stories do stretch the truth a bit but, ain't that what it's about.... Jack Stone knows poor bull from fat cow or this child's a pilgrim.... Throw in a plew or two and buy yerself a copy!! You sure won't be disapointed!!!

I've had the pleasure of knowing Howard Stone since I was a kid and there is no one more devoted to Bike Riding in Rhode Island. If you are a Rhode Islander and are taking up Biking or are a Biker moving to our area, this one is really worth picking up.

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Christopher Stone's book is a classic niche of focused thought on the legal rights of trees and other natural objects. After reading this book you will be able to support those efforts designed to make the world-for its own sake-a better place to live in. Worth reading and should be reprinted !!!

Silent Stones, Silent Acts by R. G. Chance is the haunted novel of a Los Angeles police psychologist struggling to cope with her own past trauma, a deadly killer young enough to be her own son and caught up in a disastrous robbery, and her own dark side. A superbly written saga of building a steady drumbeat of suspense and self-revelation, Silent Stones, Silent Acts is a deftly presented, highly recommended tale of engaging suspense.