Virgina "Ginny" Dickens continues to chronicle her diary after the Civil War. Her family now has moved from Washington DC to New York City and her father continues to try to find a job as a violinist as her brother works in the newspaper buisness. Ginny countines her daily lessons and helps to take care of her nephew while her brother's wife recovers. Ginny countines to discover new things about herself as she finds herself intersted in the mysterious world of theatre and finds a job backstage. Through all her experiences Ginny finally finds happpiness. The conclusion to Ginny's diary will be another great read for My America fans.

Eleven-year-old Virginia Dickens and her family have left Washington, D.C. shortly after the end of the Civil War to move to New York City. While her father tries to find work as a violinist and her brother writes for a newspaper, Virginia spends her days on lessons and helping care for her baby nephew as her brother's wife recovers from the baby's birth. When her brother takes her to a play, Virginia becomes interested in the world of the theater, and soon finds a job working behind the scenes. This book was a wonderful conclusion to Virginia's diary and I recommend it to all readers who enjoyed the other My America books.

I find that this book is excellent for providing accurate background information on the animals and plants as well as portraying each species with characteristic body language. This is by far my favorite photography book as a piece of art as well as a biological reference tool.

Amazing, beautiful photos of some of North Americas rarest species. A "must have" coffee-table book!

Life Application Bible Commentaries for both the first and second books of Corinthians continues its fine reputation as a guide to fundamental interpretation of scripture. This book offers analogies, comparisons, tables, charts and verse by verse explanations. Those interested in exploring the Bible will find this book a helpful and fairly complete tool to assist in their education and understanding of sometimes confusing texts.

I bring home a lot of Christian books that I think my kids will read, but they rarely do. This one is different...my 8 and 10 yr olds are truly interested. They like to ask me the questions and see what kind of answer I come up with. With the scripture included, it's a devotional study in disquise!

This book was enjoyable for myself as well as my 9-year old. The cartoons and explanations as well as scripture verses were helpful and fun. I learned right along with my child. We both would recommend this book and others in the series to those searching and new to the faith. It is reassuring to know the answers to some of those suprising questions my children ask!

I used to have this book when I was 8. It was my favorite. My favorite story was the 2nd story. I have alway been facinated by ghosts, and this book certainly kept me up at night reading. I would like to own this book again, and I hope that whoever does own it enjoys it as much as I did.

This book has some great ideas and example code for all sorts of problems, including graphics, DOS and BIOS interface, assembly...

The Adventure Bible Handbook is a well- illustrated, well-wriiten action/adventure for children of all ages. The ABH is specifically targeted to reach children of ages 8-18 (approx) and makes God and His Word interesting & fun for the reader. The characters in the story travel through time (back to Genesis and forward to Revelation) to gather a more complete under- standing of the Books of the Bible. I highly recommend this book for parents & children alike. There aren't any books that are directly similar to the ABH, therefore, I feel that it is the best for the market it is intended to reach. Action & Adventure are key to this book-which allows the reader to become totally consumed by the stories. Pick up your copy today, Enjoy!

Excellent book you can't put down. Wow, the photos and newspaper articles keep you reading and reading and reading. I had to read EVERY article and caption as each added to Amelia's life and mysterious disappearance

Excellent 320 page book with photos and documents on every page. This is the best account I have seen about the facts behind Amelia's last flight, disappearance over the Pacific and interviews by those who worked on her plane/knew her or were on the searched for Amelia and Fred, July 2, 1937. For the first time information is available about Fred Noonan, Amelia's naviagor that disappeared along with her.There is a chronology of Amelia's last flight collected from thousands of pages of records from the Navy and Coast Guard ships' logs, White House records, and data from sources including Western Electric, Lockheed Corporation and the Japanese Government