This is a lovely book, very well put together. It is a touching story of a Golden Retriever who "works" at a gas station. All animal lovers will enjoy the adventures of this courageous, loving and willing Golden, who gave so much and asked for so little in return.

I hated chemistry in Highschool and College. Later, when I needed to learn more about this subject this is the book I picked. Simply put, the best text on Chemistry I have ever seen, have read it twice and constantly refer to it!

This is a wonderful story set in ancient Rome about Atia, niece of Julius Caesar, who sails with the Roman fleet after a family wedding and is captured by pirates. Many adventures follow Atia and her brother but eventually a beautiful golden cup and hidden treasure lead her safely home.

My little girl couldn't stop playing with this book! Not to mention having us help her to read it! :) And the price makes it too good to be true for grown-ups as well!

Excellent book, full of intelligence, to understand what beauty is.

An outstanding addition to Kalmbach's acclaimed "Classic Trains" series, GM's Geeps: The General Purpose Diesels is a beautiful, highly recommended photographic tribute to the first generation of bidirectional, accessible, all-purpose diesel locomotives as they plied North American rails from the end of World War II down through the early 1960s. An informative text is enhanced with additional technical illustrations and photos that will enable the dedicated railroad buff to spot the subtle differences between various production models of GP (for General Purpose) engines manufactured from 1949 to late 1963.

Kenneth Grahame's rich, elegant writing make "The Golden Age" a joy to read and reread. While it is a story of children in late Victorian England, it is not a childish book. Rather, it is an examination of how children view the world and are confounded by the actions of the adults around them. Grahame had a wonderful knack for presenting the child's point of view without being cutesy or condescending - no other author has as successfully done this. Nor does he present the typical Victorian view that children are all little angels and always innocent. All adults should read this book - it makes one stop and examine one's priorities and will encourage you recapture a zest for life and imagination.

How often do you long for those heros of yesteryear, when good and evil was clearly defined. Where all others look back to those heros and villains to truly understand the struggle of right and wrong. If you long for those kinds of heros then this is the book for you. as a source book the information is grand, almost out of this world. as a champions history book it was a great read, funny and witty. Have any of your heros asked I wonder what happened to "fill in the blank" hero who fought in WW2. The golden age of champions has those answers. This book is a must have if you collect hero games, play hero games, and read hero games. This is just my 2 bit worth, in the famous words of Rob Bell: Be A Hero!

This is the best lighthouse book I have ever read. It's jammed packed with information you would never find in any other lighthouse book. Strange and unusal tales, like the man who built many of our lighthouses and missed becoming presient by a matter of hours, or the man who ran our lighthouse service for 32 years is also the same man who saved the Declration of Independence. This is one lighthouse book you will want to have

Because of his far reaching knowledge of Rudolf Steiner's Anthroposophy, and his personal aquaintance with the Grail researchers; Walter Johannes Stein, and Wilhelm Rath, Rene Querido is singularly qualified to address such a deeply significant subject as the School of Chartres. Being an author, and researcher into the mysteries of esoteric Christianity myself, I can only say that Rene Querido has provided students with an invaluable service by sharing his penetrating overview of one of the more difficult subjects to research. This is rendered all the more poignant by the central importance attributed by Rudolf Steiner to the School of Chartres - as one of the primary sources for deepening ones connection to the spiritually nourishing impulses of esoteric Christianity.