Good example of diggin & scratchin to make a livin. Nice guy makes the big time. Very informatve @ behind the scenes & workings of Nashville. I Am a songwriter, hopefully there are a few tidbits of information here that will help me go pro. Thanks Buddy, you're a great guy to know....

I found this writing to be an excellent source of information and reference material. Ms. Carter clearly has an extremely enviable position from which to view and record the unfolding Caddo Tribal Culture.

I was also enamored with the authentic Tribal photographs. This book contains very well taken photos of the Caddo Tribal grounds in Binger, Oklahoma and Culturally accurate Caddo Tribal members in authentic Native American dance regailia.

This easily read book is also providing me with many bits of information for my childs research projects.

Where We Came From is a must have book for your personal library.

Read this book, when I was too young to understand the real meaning... Then, after feeling nostalgic towards my childhood, I ran into it again. Changed (or maybe reminded me) some paradigms in life. Must read it to understand in a simple description: love, death, eternity, peace, friendship and inmensity. The small things that turn life into something whole.

The ultimate compilation of Car Wars material. This book features vehicular combat of all types (with the noteable exception of tank combat and submarine combat). Types of vehicles included are (but not limited to): motorcycles, compact cars, station wagons, pickups, vans, three wheelers, boats up to yacht sized, and helicopters. Design rules are included to make your own vehicles. Combat is done on a scale of one inch equals 15 feet with one second turns. All vehicles come with weapons and armor. Types of weapons include anything from machine guns to missiles to flamethrowers to lasers. Scenarios include anything from highway combats between two cars to helicopter attacks on other vechicles to arena combats (demolition derby with weapons). This games was one of the first designs to come out of Steve Jackson Games in 1981 or 82.

Though a children's book, this biography of the First Family of Country Music will be of interest to music fans of all ages.

I would encourage everyone who dreams of being a part of today's country music industry to read this book about the genre's pioneers. The Carters had staying power.

Many of today's country-music fans and even most people on Music Row don't know their country-music history. Boning up with Stacy Harris' book would be the place to start!

Carolyn Sloan first children's book, illustrated by Fritz Wegner. A great story about Carter who gets painted everyday by Mr. Blot the painter. Wegner's pictures are amazing; I would rank them as some of his best work. This is my favorite children's book and very hard to find.

This product features two audio tapes. One each on Johnson and Carter. Robert Dallek and Hendrik Hertzberg are the speakers. Their speeches from 1995 show great knowledge and insight into their respective Presidents.

Hendrik Hertzberg was a speech writer for President Carter during his last two years in office. Hertzberg is a good speaker and often used humor to describe Carter and his administration. Hendrik describes Carter well. He portrays him as a loner and someone opposed to pomp and glitter. He also stated that Carter was no idealogue. Rather he handled issues one by one as they arose. And he spread himself too thin. Hendrik descibes some of the major events of the Carter Administration. The Panama Canal Treaty, the Israeli/Egyptian peace talks and the failed Iranian hostage rescue mission. Hertzberg portrays Carter as a courageous moral leader. But he also shows that Carter was not a great political leader.

Robert Dallek is a successful author and he shows here that he is also a good speaker. Dallek studied Lyndon Johnson thoroughly and clearly understood him. He states accurately that Lyndon Johnson was a complex man with a seemingly contradictory personality. Dallek quotes several stories about Johnson to show his sense of humor and his temperament.

Dallek provides data about Johnson's popularity over the years. As President, his approval ratings were good. As an ex President he's less popular. Dallek gives three reasons why he thinks LBJ's popularity has fallen. His assessment is probably correct.

Dallek then proceeds to rate Johnson as a President. He gives LBJ high marks in the realms of vision, pragmatism and consensus building on domestic issues. And he states that Johnson was very successful in passing his bills through Congress. Dallek provides a whole list of good bills which Johnson pushed through. In summary, Robert Dallek's assessment of Lyndon Johnson and his Presidency is very accurate and well informed.

Probably the most well researched book about Charles M. Russell. Even if one is not normally drawn to sculpture, this book could possibly be the one to change your mind. The subjects are varied, inspiring, and beautiful.

The author put the bare essentials of imaging in a very simplified detailed manner and is easily comprehended by all levels of individuals, in particularly technologists whom are starting in the field.

Thorough facts on equipment are presentd in a very easy to read style that is soothing to the reader.

A must buy for all budding technologists who want a good textbook on equipment as well as for future reference in their later years of practice.

There are so many things that parents need to know, in order to keep their children safe. Just when you think you've recognized all the dangers, the Paranoid Sisters will surprise you with even more safety tips, some that you may have overlooked.

"Child Safety Made Easy" is a wonderful book for anyone who cares for a child. It's the perfect travel size, it's easy to read, and the illustrations are fun! My ParenTime gladly recommends this informative book, that no parent should be without.

Joi M. Lasnick, My ParenTime