I enjoyed Jay Tavernerfs last novel, eRebellionf so much that I decided to buy eHearts and Mindsf too. Best thing I did this month. I was hoping for a Lesbian Historical Love story of the same calibre as eRebellionf but, what I found was even better than Ifd hoped for. Jay Taverner brings back our heroes from eRebellionf and also introduces the new heroes Lucy and Bron.
As I already read eRebellionf it was great hearing about Bel and Hope again but, I donft think it is necessary to go out and read eRebellionf to be able to enjoy eHearts and Mindsf as this novel is really a story of itfs own. eHearts and Mindsf is an emotionally encapturing novel of womenfs courage and strength living in the manfs world that was the 1700fs. Excellent almost painfully real characters. I canft wait for the next Jay Taverner novel.

Mr. Hawley really knows his stuff.

This is my favorite book, and I'm only thirteen years old. I read this book all the time. If you don't get this book your crazy.

This book has been published and is already available at the Geological Society of America (3300 Penrose Place, P.O. Box 9140, Boulder, CO 80301). The volume contains an Introduction and 23 research articles on various aspects of the geology of the Himalaya and Tibet. The book is the outcome of an international conference (the 11th Himalaya-Karakoram-Tibet Workshop) held in Arizona in April 1996. Geologists interested in the High Asia will find it useful in their research work.

HIROSHIMA IN AMERICA: FIFTY YEARS OF DENIAL is required reading for a class I am presently taking on Hiroshima, but it should be required reading for everyone in America. I found the book to be both interesting and intriguing. The authors, Lifton and Mitchell, give a very detailed account of how the Americans treated and responded to the dropping of the A-bomb and its effects on the Japanese people living there. HIROSHIMA also offers insight into the political action and reaction of the bombing with unbelievable documentation and research from the War Department and the White House. For those in America who may wonder about the events surrounding the bomb, HIROSHIMA IN AMERICA offers one of the best sources of information by far!

Intended for the general reader, this well illustrated book is an atlas of the Earth from the Archean to the present. Geological concepts are explained well, and are tied together with the paleontology of various periods.

This is really excellent book about HIV. It is easy to understand but contains nearly all advanced recent topics including history, immunology and pathogenesis of HIV. Especially for the students who study HIV, this is the best reference for general and specific knowledge.

As a first time homebuyer, I was intimidated by all of the things that can be "wrong" with a prospective home. This book explains the essentials of everything on the extensive checklists. Definitions are given in words and pictures for everything you should inspect.

This is not the only book you should read, but I strongly recommend it as part of your arsenal.

I have had this book on my shelf since 1992 when it was re-published. I first saw the book with my friend Robert McLane, who is quoted in the chapter on "Zones of Rage and Violence." Bob was one of my healers during a time of ongoing depression back in the 1980's. We went our seperate ways so hello BOB! I next saw the book with a vet in Phoenix during the winter of 87-88 again with depressions. He helped me along my journey.

I was afraid to open it up. My healing took a long time. I can say that Lifton's advice about encountering the false, counterfiet cliches about that war are essential for healing and now as I am reading it in retrospect, I can see how much work I really did. The reinforcement about not-lying to oneself or others about the heinous dimension of the Vietnam War and the anti-war activity that we were engaged in is of great historical importance, for all time. All wars that may evolve from this great country are encased in a fabric of semi-truths. It is up to us, the citizenry, to interpret reality without blindly following orders.

Lifton has done us a service. We are healers and so he has given us new life. Jim Willingham

This is a wonderful collection of poems from Parini, one of our most gifted contemporary poets. His poem, "A Killing Frost" is worth buying the whole book. Great work, Mr. Parini!