My grandpa did an excellent job writing this book. When he republished it I was hired to do the type-setting for the book. Once I got going I could not stop. It was a good book. Way to go grandpa. Read his others. They are all the same

An account of how the man who brought the IRA to its knees in mid-Ulster was betrayed whilst in prison. An interesting read, although why the author got the ludicrously biased "Tim Pat Coogan" to write the intro is beyond me.

While all of Walter Anderson's works are wonderful, there's just something special about his Birds. These full-color pages are a stunning visual feast of all kinds of birds. The watercolors are amazing. Anyone interested in birds or art should see this collection and spend a long time slowly relishing it. If you're familiar with Anderson's works, it's a must-have. If you're not, it's a wonderful collection of some of his best work.

Excellent pictures and exciteing fun facts about several birds of prey. My 6 year old son loved it and your child will too! I highly recommend it for any child.

This is an outstanding book. Easy to read, well-written, and chock full of level-headed advice for investing, particularly in these perilous times. This book will save you the cover price in your first foray into the market by helping you to avoid costly mistakes. It offers invaluable and solid advice on investing. These days bookshelves are crowded with "make a quick killing in the market" and other uninformed fuzzy investment books, and TV cluttered with unrealistic shows touting the latest investing technique. While those merely capitalize on a passing fad, this is the real thing.

Don't let the tag line fool you. This is not your standard good triumph over evil story of religious endeavors. This is a down and dirty fight for the ownership of the potential Armageddon.

Throughout the book I was amazed to find that I couldn't pinpoint who was good and who was evil until nearly the very end. The subtle clues usually left me wondering if the clues were truly reality or just a bad nightmare. David Lynn Anderson has worked within a not-to-distant future and successfully brought the entire world to economic ruin in a very convincing manner.

I highly recommend this book for anyone that likes not only science fiction/fantasy, but to anyone who likes suspense and stories that mess with your mind. This novel left me wondering, "Where is God?!"

This book was beautifully, poetically written. This is an enchanting book for kids and adults with a with a wonderful tale to tell. It does a wonderful job describing not only what it was like to epileptic in Victorian England, but also what it can feel like to be epileptic today. It also does a great job just describing what it was like to grow up in Victorian England.

I love this book on Blaze and the Mountain Lion part of the Billy & Blaze series.

This is when Billy and Blaze are on the ranch and his parents had come west and taken a ranch house for the summer and the had Blaze along too.

Billy & Blaze to the Rescue! So they are able to chase the wild cat into its den and save a frightened calf from near death. So Billy has an old rope he used as a lasso and he roped the calfs belly and he pulled him up.

Jim their new cowboy friend kills the mountain lion and Billy got a new lasso.

I love the Billy & Blaze books by author C. W. Anderson.

This is a great book for young readers, especially those who love horses. This is a refreshing story about a boy named Billy and his pony named Blaze.The two have a very special bond and care very much for each other.One day they go for an outing and events happen which put them in danger. Readers are kept in suspense as Blaze and Billy struggle to get home. I would recommend this book to all young readers.

I have owned this book since it came out. It is an excellent account of the crimes of Judy. The books shows the many sides of Judy and her love for money. Judy was executed in Florida on March 30, 1998, which also happened to be the 37th birthday of her son Michael Goodyear whom Judy drowned on May 13, 1980.