Do yourself a favor and order this book even though it's out of print. Butterfly's Surprise is a heartwarming tale that is sure to make entertain the youngest of book lovers.

This is the required text for calculus classes at several universities. It takes a very innovative approach to calculus by using the modeling software called Mathematica. The material is very visual and very engaging, and poses problems that are very much rooted in the "real world." Through this material, you learn not only the mathematics of calculus but also various ways of applying calculus to problems that you will face in the future. This is, without questions, my favorite "non-traditional" textbook for calculus.

What would Americans do without California? The state was the birthplace of the Frisbee, Barbie Dolls, and canned tuna, among others. California Firsts: The Famous, Infamous, and Quirky of the Golden State charts the odd and fun innovations and innovators of the state, blending black and white vintage photos with a lively coverage of the state's achievements. A fine leisure choice.

Absolutely wonderful book. I have been looking ever so long for a book on how to make candles. Now I have found it. Everything I wanted to know and even pictures too. I would recommend this book to anyone interested in making candles.

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This book gives an excellent, clearly defined explanation for science that no scientist would dispute, and then investigates Evolution, Taxonomy, and other related fields in light of true science. Extremely well written, a bit technical in some areas.

The 5th grade classroom is alive with talk about their play about Princess Rosabella. Lots of girls try out for the part in the play, but only one will get it. Shari gets angry that Rebecca Covington gets the part. I love this book, I love it, I love it. I love the mystery.

When I ordered this book, I was afraid that a lot of the designs would be from the "Celtic animals" and "Celtic Iron on Transfers". Fortunately, they're all unique. They are all larger than the the designs in the other books.

This book is a great read - providing an excellent overview of the Celts from their early European Iron Age times to Celtic Christinity in Ireland. Very readable text by David James, who is editor of a magazine called Celtic Connections, and fine artwork by Courtney Davis. I really enjoyed this book and found it very informative. Would recommend it to anyone starting out on a Celtic journey.

Have you ever wanted to play a different type of bard or druid? Do want to know what old-times the wiccans like. This is the book for you. New weapons and variants for older classes. ALso of interest is special places for your celtic PC to go to. The only problem lies in converting this 2nd Edition book to d20/3rd Edition. Still, that shouldn't be too great of a burden for this book.

Jane Davis Smith crafts a tale worthy of her contemporaries in young people's fiction, the story of Chang Phoouk is reimagined to include a mystic property that is all the rage with the Harry Potter crowd these days without falling prey to that franchise's more negative elements. This may be the only children's book to include the story of a magical albino elephant and his adventures in America. Jane Davis Smith is able to breathe creative life into this true story and the slightly abstracted look of the book's interior artwork is sure to delight those easily enraptured by bright splashes of color, whether they be small children or even the elderly (for whom this book holds a special charm). The book offers a perspective on "magic" that does not delve into the occult realm of sorcery, but rather centers around the innocent character of Chang Phoouk, who can be seen not as some demon or foreign deity, but rather as the outlet of one child's brilliant imagination- invested with only the power and wonder of the truly young mind. Highly reccomended for nature lovers and those who hold family values above the "flavor-of-the-week" sorcery trends prevailing in young people's fiction these days.