Not only is this a helpful book, but it is one of the only intermediate texts on the Vietnamese language. I have been a student of the Vietnamese language for 7 years, and have never come across a book as thorough as this. If you want to futher your vocabulary, and knowledge of grammar and aspects of Vietnameselanguage, this is the book for you. Its only weakness is that it doesn't use actual literary examples. It can be very mechanical at times, but it does give you coloquial phrases, and helps that make it easy to understand!! A must have for intermediate students of Vietnamese.

I was very confused with my progress in EXST 801 class. Since I bought this book, it gave me a chance to practice all the problems that I would have needed for the exam. A must have - for students who are not very comfortbale with Statistics.

Even though Isadora Duncan was born at the turn of the last century, her wisdom and vision is powerful for readers today. Not only was she a powerful, woman/dancer/artist, but also a progressive philosopher. Feminist extraordinaire! If you want to learn more about this visionary read "her words". Everyone wants to tell you what she was like. Find out from Isadora herself.

Barbara Milkovich's It's Gone; Did You Notice?: A History Of The Mesabi Range Village Of Franklin, Minnesota 1892-1994 is the historical accurate and vividly presented account of founding, growth, and transformation of a Mesabi mining village where 211,000,000 tons of iron ore were mined to fuel a nation's burgeoning industry. Milkovich blends oral history with documentary evidence to definitively present Franklin and the small communities that it once included. Here is a truly American story of people, places, and events impacted by a large extractive industry. Enhanced with 37 vintage photographs and maps, extensive footnotes, bibliography, appendices, and an index, It's Gone; Did You Notice? is a superbly presented biography of a community, and would well serve as a template for presenting the histories of other singular and unique communities around the country. Highly recommended for students of Minnesota history.

The Jacksonian Era is a splendid little book of concise invaluable history. It addresses the major themes of the Jackson Presidency: slavery, the Bank War, the robbed election, Indian removal, and even dabbles into Jackson past, which is full of grand military victories. What many people fail to grasp is the fact that without Jackson's desisive victory in New Orleans, during the War of 1812, with the British, we may not have a perfect Union, or a Union at all.

The Wizard of Was Mr. Joe Franklin hits one over the fence with his latest offering! This is an interesting, fun, challenging book that will put your knowledge of the world of entertainment to the test. Questions relating to the silent era of films right up to the present can be found in this easy to read book. In addition to the questions, Joe tells some wonderful stories about his experiences and about some of the thousands of guests he has interviewed throughout his 50+ year career.
Joe's Memory Lane radio show can still be heard on NY's WOR 710AM station midnight Saturday untill 5AM Sunday!

So as the grandchild of the author I'm a little biased, but this is an excellent book.

The Karate Clue is a really great book. It's exactly how I pictured the Hardy's as kids, especially Joe. I highly recommend this book!

i would like to say that this is not a beginners book for beekeeping. the very first line states "this book covers the second and following years of beekeeping and is written for hobbyist beekeepers who have kept bees for at least one year". it does recommend a beginners book which is a companion volume to this book.

hi! i am from malaysia my name is derrick chin i haven't read your book yet but i would like to make a better business with looking for something new to doing my own business in malaysia. do you think is it possible you can recomand some to me and give me some opinion ?? actully i am looking for a small business coz my capital is not that much. hope you will get back to me soon. your opinion is much apprecite. thank you