Having had the pleasure of accompanying this author during a majority of the first-hand research done for this project, I can accurately say that this book provides a concise and accurate depiction of the need to combine technical, military, and economic strategies to ensure forward progress in "the information age". Way to go Dad!

I've already bought more than one for both my 3 yr old and my 5 yr old. Hours of self-entertainment with over 300 stickers! Encourages artistic expression and enhances imagination as they decorate various eggs illustrated in a number of settings (such as a circus, a ballroom, etc.) Highly recommended for an extended trip.

My son loves ELMO. We sat on the floor and "sang" this book twice and laughed! The book is so much fun. It's definitely a keeper!

WE BOUGHT THIS BOOK FOR OUR THEN 8 MONTH OLD DAUGHTER BEFORE CHRISTMAS AND HAVE BEEN READING IT EVERYDAY SINCE. SHE LOVES IT!!! EVEN THOUGH ALL HER OTHER CHRISTMAS THEMED BOOKS WERE STORED AWAY AFTER THE HOLIDAYS WERE OVER, THIS ONE WAS A KEEPER. THE RHYMING AND THE BRIGHT COLORS ARE WHAT SHE SEEMS TO BE DRAWN TO, PLUS IT INCLUDES ALL THE SESAME STREET CHARACTERS, NOT JUST ELMO. PARENTS SHOULD APPRECIATE THE FACT THAT IT'S AN EASY READ, TOO.

This is a great book of short stories about elves, fairies, and other mythical creatures. It includes some well known stories, and others I haven't found anywhere else. Well done illustrations. A childhood favorite!

The book Elvis, The Golden Tribute is written by Richard Peters. This is a great book for fans of Elvis Presly. The book comes with a complet list of Elvis' songs from A to Z. This book also contains unique comments by Elvis himself about his life and music. It even has memories of the man from those who worked with him. If you are someone who loves to read about popular artists, then you will love this book! After you get done reading this book, you will feel like you actually knew the King yourself!

I've been a recent devotee of Emmet Fox and was thirsting for some information of how he gained his insights and if he "practiced what he preached." The first part of the book was really merely a commentary on previous "EF" teachings. But the second was at least a glimpse on his later life. This was in the form of a diary of sorts of Herman Wolhorn who was a close associate of EF's and ultimately followed him as leader of the church EF head for 20 years. It left me still wanting more, but it did fill in some gaps of a man who really seems a personal enigma, puzzling considering how many people his teachings have affected. I found the details of EF's death particularly touching and some examples of his mystical side (a side he only alludes to in his writings) rather wonderful. If you really have been touched by Emmet Fox, getting this out of print book would be a real coup.

I loved this book. But it reminded me of another New York Times best seller that is in its fourth printing. Amazingly I did not find it in your listing. The name of the book is Cry of the Panther: Quest of a Species by author Jim McMullen. His publisher is Pineapple Press Inc in Sarasota, Fl.

My two year old loves this book. This was the first book in which he could understand the humor. It continues to amuse him with each reading. It tells the whimsical story of Ernie trying to find new places for almost everything in the house. It is a great book for parents to read to children and for the kids to look at. The text and illustrations do a wonderful job of capturing the spirit of Bert and Ernie from the TV show. I really don't think you can go wrong with this book.

I haven't read the entire thing yet, but mainly the book cites specific historical examples of characteristics of sea survival (or the lack there of), and then goes on to explain the latest data that is available. So far very interesting, and definately a must have for naval buffs.