This was the Cutest book made by a little 8 year old! Maria did a very well done job on the wording. And a very good job on the pictures also!! It teaches kids how to build a shelf if they don't know how! If I had a kid I would read this book and show them the pictures!! It's cute!! I enjoyed reading it!! Good Job Maria and Karen! From Trish :)

Payne is by far one the the experts of the Kent State tragedy. Mayday also contains the personal papers and accounts of the students who were killed - due to Payne's close relationship with the families. The book also hits at the concept of Payne - which he calls "mediated reality," how the media through their reporting determines "reality" for the viewing/reading public. This is especially important given the role of docudramas in portraying history on television. Payne was an historical consultant for NBC's award winning "Kent State," and there is a chapter on troubling concepts involved in history being presented via a dramatic, commercial medium like television.

Payne wrote his dissertation on Kent State at Illinois and has been an international expert on the event.

Also, contact him regarding a superb website on Kent State at...

This product line is fabulous. I use it myself and it has made co-parenting much easier, and helps to keep conflict at a minimum. The layout of the mom/dad pad specifically encourages parents to stick to child-related issues, concerns, and queries. I recommend this line of products to any parents who have a shred of desire to co-parent, if even the other parent does not wish to positively. Also appropriate for stepparents.

During his years as the prize winning "Texana" columnist for The Dallas Morning News, Kent Biffle, with a gritty feel for Texas history and a wry humor has given his readers a solid backgrounding in all manner of characters and events Texian, Tejano, Texican, Tex-Mex, and Texan. "A MONTH OF SUNDAYS' is a University of North Texas Press selection of his most memorable pieces. This Texas book rates five big lone stars.

If you are interested in the Moon, in studying some of the past practices of moon worshipping and knowledge along with more current information, this book is a must read. It's not a book to pick up and read cover to cover as much as it is a book to browse at your leisure. It has a 70's flavor to it, which makes it all the more interesting now.

How delightful that this wonderful book is back in print. Part classic cookbook with fully described American New England recipes, partly family memoir of the World War II years, partly incisive characterizations of the many visitors to the "Appleyard" home, this book will bring you many happy hours reading, thinking, and cooking (and eating!) Mrs. Appleyard is no country bumpkin; her friends include Greenwich Village mavens as well as local New England characters. And her recipes are presented as part of full menus with descriptions of the social events that occured in her small Vermont village. A beautifully warm, evocative, smart and funny cookbook. Similar to Gladys Tabor, Peg Bracken.

My family really enjoys this book. It has all levels of questions. It is fun to use when having a party or just a family time together. If you enjoy the Bible, and game shows, you'll enjoy this book.

Having just read many neo-originalist works on the 14th Amendment, I really can't praise this book highly enough. Curtis is thorough, fair, tolerant of ambiguity, and remarkably free of "presentist" blinders. He carefully traces the ideological context of the 14th amendment, the sources its framers drew on in crafting its language, and the beliefs of the legislators who debated it. In the process, he reveals the unfortunate misuses to which history has been put in interpreting the amendment over the years. Curtis's lucid and straightforward style and skill at making sense of complex events are a refreshing contrast to many of the commentators and historians who have drawn upon his work.

When a friendship turns into a romantic love affair. Which ends in a marrige and a happy ever ending story.