I have been traveling for my entire life, but this is the first guide i've found that is easy to carry, easy to use, and is informative all at the same time. Consider me a convert!

I got this book for my daughter who is going off to college. It has a lot of practical and common sense advise along with stuff we had not considered. Like what to bring to campus. How to study. What kind of College is for you. Short chapters. Easy to read and humourous too. We also got the Dating for clue less and Bible for Clueless.

If a consumer were to seek out any of this information by consulting an attorney, the cost could easily be in the thousands, so to find such a handy explanation of real estate terms, so cheaply, is to find gold in your own backyard.
I can't imagine an attorney, real estate agent, or escrow agent practicing without this reference within reach at all times. If so, they should be charged with malpractice. And, for more icing, 90% of this book is usable in every state, and I doubt that most states even have their own book on real estate terms so this one can serve most professionals or consumers who want to proceed carefully just beautifully anywhere. Wait. It gets better: 90% of this information will still be useful and accurate decades from now, so this is one reference that will forever be valuable. Thank you, Mr Tonnon, for must have been more work than reward.

This wonderful collection proves once and for all that there is more to Irving than "Rip Van Winkle" and "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow". The stories contained within this volume are wonderfully told and sparkle with imagination. The pieces from "The Alahambra" were the most impressive.

What a marvelous compendium of African American spirituality! Readers will invariably find themselves adding their own "Amen" with every turn of the page. The value of the book is enhanced by moving pictures and illustrations. A helpful bibliography and index are also included. It is regrettable that the late James M. Washington is not around to see the full fruit of his labor. He has certainly produced a work that is both timely and timeless in its relevance.

I grew up in the country and since I moved to a place just outside of DC, I sometimes wished to be out of it for a while. This books gives you the places to do just that. It is packed full of info on places that are all within two hours of DC. Most of them are unknown to te majority of the public and make the perfect places to get away. Anyway, this book is also pakced with info on difficulty of hikes, when the best times to take then and any number of interesting tidbits. This book is a must for those who live in the Washington DC area.

"A Coup Attempt in Washington?" fills in many of the gaps left by media coverage in this country. eed, it appears that the European journalists were frequently more diligent in their investigative reporting than their American counterparts.

Information that was readily available to reporters and news commentators was not revealed, including the little-known fact that what the Founding Fathers had written in the original draft of the Constitution was crimes and misdemeanors against the State. The Founding Fathers would certainly have been aghast at the public flaying of a U.S. president for private sexual acts or the lies involving them.

The point the Europeans made was that not only did the punishment not fit the crime but that, in the process, we were throwing the baby out with the bath water. That the Constitution itself was in peril. And that there had been a wholesale violation of the separation of powers in the Constitution.

The author conveys with extraordinary clarity and passion what we already know and bears repeating: that democracy is so valuable, so precious, and it so defines us, that we must be its true guardians.

Some of the best scholars of theology and sociology blend forces to provide a new focus on Afro-American religious experience, presenting specific cases in black history and theology to reveal underlying roots of black suffering. It's difficult to easily categorize Courage to Hope: it offers appeal not just to students of religion, but to those examining black history.

This is the "BEST" gardening book around. It changed my life.... and my garden! I definitely recommend this to all the garden lovers out there in the world! Sherry, you have inspired me to write a book of my own! Thank you! And happy writing/gardening!

This book provides a riveting account of America's first great compromise: the location of the capital. I could not put it down, marveling at how many times the capital was almost here or almost there, fascinated by the leaders involved in the debate. There is much to learn and understand well beyond how the capital came to be located in WDC: the embryonic and fragile balance of new states and regional interests, the other issues pressing on the country, such as assumption of state war debts, the economic interests and prospects of various factions, visions of how America's economy would blossom, the kernals of the Civil War, and especially, a deep insight and understanding of our country's early leaders, above all, George Washington, James Madison, and several Lees of Virginia. This is a must read not only for DC residents like me, but for anyone fascinated by our country's early days. This book made me want to be a fly on the wall at many of the pivotal proceedings and secret meetings that decided the location of our now beautiful capital city.