One of the best mystery books I have ever read--- a special kick if you live in LA. Why the hell no one ever made this book into a film I cannot understand; well, thinking about Hollywood, I guess I can understand. Timothy--- write another for me! (Well, actually there is another- but two are not enough).

Don Rice has truly captured the spirit of the times. His descriptions of the surroundings (including the cars!) and the emotions are right on target. The characters truly come to life - the reader feels as if he is a part of their lives. The story flows smoothly and is a pleasure to read.

This cookbook has terrific family recipes with ingredients that are likely to be in your cupboard, plus wonderful stories about the generations of "granny's" family. It's as much fun to read as to cook from, and I've tried and liked many of the recipes already!

Everyone has heard of this trial. However, until I heard this rendition of the trial and play I wasn't as interested. This play sheds new light on it and makes it so much more interesting and actually brought it to life for me.

I think this book is the best I aced my greek mythology test with this book you should buy it

This book gives tips and advice on how to run a home efficiently, economivally and ecologically. Topics are listed alphabetically. Some of the many topics include: air conditioners, animal odors, basements, bathrooms: cleaning and maintenace, bathrooms: water conversation, cars, cats, childproofing your home, commerical cleaning products, compost, computers, dishwashing, dogs, energy-saving tips, fire safety tips, food storage, first aid, floors, food safety, food subsitiutes, freezing good, furnaces, furniture care and maintence, heat conservation, housebreaking pets, household hazardous products, insect control, kitchens: cleaning and maintenace, microwave ovens, mildew, mulching, odors, painting, stain removal, thawing food, wallpapper and many, many, more. Very easy to read and understand.

A very useful book for those of us who would rather save money and start our plants from seeds. Gives easy to read instructions on how to save, store, and grow seeds and how to care for them after they've sprouted.

This book was an impulse buy for me, but it has come in very handy with my research into Romani Studies. With multiple articles, some regarding Romanipen Vs. State Law, and others just dealing with the culture itself, it has become required reading in my opinion for anyone interested in learning more about the Romanies.

A great book about a 40-ish couple who decided against grinding the corporate life out for another 20 years, instead choosing to sell everything off, buy a used camper van in England, and travel the back roads of Europe and the Mid-East, as perpetual tourists or gypsies. That first winter was spent on a farm in Greece, whose front yard had the only grape-stamping vat for miles around, where vineyard neighbors came to stamp their grapes into wine, paying for the use of it with crates of vegetables and many liters of new wine. These and other great adventures are the fabric of learning to live in a new culture and making what others spend in two weeks last for an entire year. At another point they buy a used boat, fix it up and travel the rivers and canals of France. They also give many useful pointers about where and where not to camp, where to park in cities with the least hassles, etc. Frankly, I love this book; I've read it over 1/2 dozen times or so, and it's great fun each time I do. In fact, as soon as I finish this review, I think I'll go read it again.

I bought the book the other day and it literally paid for itself in the first day when I sold an article that I had written to a publication that I had never sold one to before. Paul Harris has performed an amazing service with the guide...

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