I read this book online and had to show it to my 6 yr daughter. This is the cutest story and very unique. Every book about winter seem to be the same and a Frosty Day is completely different. I liked the idea of changing the color of snow. I am definitely going to buy this book and recommend it to others.

Lyons succeeds in making the first really useful and penetrating attack on the subject of Greek heroines, and in doing so makes an important contribution to the subjects of women in Greek myth and in Greek religion. Her scholarship and thoroughness are persuasive and make this book useful not only to the general reader but also as a reference work - the only one devoted to the subject. Her catalogue of heroines (in an appendix) is particularly useful.

There do remain issues to be addressed, to which this book has nevertheless made a useful contribution. Just how do the Greek mythico-literary and religious traditions relate to one another? Lyons rightly emphasises the local traditions represented in what we know of Greek cults, rather than the Panhellenic myths that we all know and read as children; her approach therefore works in tandem with work on ancient Panhellenic trends from the literary angle (e.g. Gregory Nagy). The relationships between the local cult that Lyons emphasises, and the Panhellenic mythical traditions that have come down to us, is a dark and difficult area. Lyons sheds new light on the topic by examining closely (among other things) the Hesiodic Catalogue of Women, what it has to say about local traditions, about immortality, etc. This is the first time that anyone has devoted any space to this important and influential text in a book on women in antiquity or on heroine cults. It is a good start; though the fact that only a few heroines in the Hesiodic Catalogue, and very few indeed in the rest of Archaic literature, are represented in what we know of Greek cultic practice poses questions that still need mulling over. Lyons, who tends to take such problems on a case-by-case basis rather than offering any general answers, will be essential reading for anyone who has an interest in them, or in Greek religion, gender, or of course (im)mortality in Greek myth.

I enjoyed reading the Good-night Kiss to my three year old daughter immensely. I am a mother of three and quiet alone time with an individual child is very important to me. This book has excellent soothing pitcures and as we are all snuggled up in her bed there is a tranquil effect.The story line in the book was enjoyable allowing my daughter to see things from a different aspect.The best thing about the book is that as it closes a tender kiss is shared (that I also give to my daughter)and a memory has been created.

Well what can i say other than the recipes in this book are so good and easy to follow you'll be a master dope chef in no time.Invite your friends over for a meal and impress them with these fine entre's, main coarses, deserts and even snacks P.S your friends will be giggling all the way home

This translation of Lazard 1957 which was printed in Paris could be used as a fantastic source of linguistic inquiries on Persian grammar. Lazard has given precise notions on contemporary Persian grammar. It is a kind of scholary book and may not be used as a training course in Farsi. Those who research on Persian grammar should apply for it.

This book is an excellent introduction or survey of fitness possibilities and information for Big Beautiful Women of all ages. I am tired of reading exercise books that discuss size 10 women reducing to size 4. At last, there is a book written especially for women of size, for our needs and goals. Learn about warming up, cooling down, garment selection, how to pace exercises for you, setting goals...everything you need to know the be in the best possible condition. This book was really helpful in getting me motivated and educated enough to begin and maintain my fitness program. Enjoy!

Lyons takes his years of experience in the advertising world and turns in Guts, an enjoyable read with anecdote-laden accounts of life inside one of the most controversial professions.

Lots of action, romance, erotic and adventure all in one. It's well written, it's if you are the main character Dirk Barnevelt himself. A very different approach.

The first Hellsing: Ultimate Fan Guide covers the first six episodes of the bloody-good vampire anime Hellsing. The guide includes a fair amount of artwork--some promotional art and some scans lifted from the videos--and descriptions of each of the episodes, plus character bits and items on various aspects of the world in which the series is set.

The episode summaries are okay if a bit thin; I suggest simply watching the anime itself. Overall, fans of the series probably already know everything in the book, but it's still a neat accompanyment if only as a book filled with visuals and concept drawings from the series. Roleplayers may find the bit at the end for incorporating the characters and world into the BESM game system useful as well.

I own a copy of this book and HAVE READ it; however, I don't want to REVIEW it. I just want to tell you WHERE you can obtain copies of this book (NEW copies)...from the Editor and Publisher, Ruth Ansley Grant, 553 E. Palmetto Ave, Longwood FL 32750..telephone no. is (407)339-5080. This book was privately published and Mrs. Grant does have copies available. I'm her cousin.

It would be helpful if you had a method/form where one could enter info like this (availability on out-of-print book) on your website.