I received this book as one of the set of books by Chris Warner.
I really liked the Tribute to Pete Maravich in the middle of the book. I saw him play in his floppy socks at Auburn back in the early 70s and he was phenomenal. This is a great book for any serious SEC basketball fan. All of the great players' and coaches' stories are there. I highly recommend it!

A great book for Spring and for all those kids who like to dig in the backyard. While showing the love between a grandfather and grandson, it also emphasizes the value of time capsules, map making, and photographs.

Lyrics, cords, and intermediate-level piano score to 47 songs, including The Gold Digger's Song, Lullaby of Broadway, It's Only a Paper Moon, Forty Second street, Moonlight Serenade, I Got Rythm, Georgia on My Mind, Anything Goes, Just One of Those Things, I'm Getting Sentimental over You, Hooray for Hollywood, Over the Rainbow, Stompin' at the Savoy, Sophisticated Lady, You Go To My Head, Begin the Beguine, Jeepers Creepers, What's New?, Zing! Went the Strings of My Heart, I dont' Stand A Ghost of a Chance With You, Blue Moon, I'm in the Mood For Love, and more.

This compilation of important issues in the field of Aging is authored by several renowned researchers. It is a volume which covers a broad range of cutting edge research findings and commentaries on research conducted within the last decade. This interdisciplinary look into the societal mechanisms that affect older adults includes support systems, cognitive training, and environmental supports. It touches on active life expectancy, disability, institutional life, and more. These treatises, brought together in one volume, add validity to each other on these cutting edge research topics dealing with maintaining competence in old age. I not only found this book to be informative for my independent research studies, but also rather enjoyed reading it. I think it is an important volume to have on your shelf if you are interested in the field of Aging, whether you are a current researcher, undergrad or grad student, or involved in the field of Gerontology in any way.

This is very interesting for the ages of 9-13 because it is hilarious. It also deals with real life because it's about two friends, who always fight(sounds like your life, right?). Case is a friend of Ned's. Ned is going off to an orphanage school but Case doesn't want him to go there. Will he go to an orphanage school? To find out, read this book because it is filled with lots of laughs. This book proves that there are no normal friends. So, what are you waiting for? Go read this book right now or you'll miss out on a lot of fun!

A great book for boys learning piano. Our son has been playing for two years and this book has really helped him stay motivated.

"Spirits of America" has been selected for listing in "Religion and Psychoactive Sacraments: An Entheogen Chrestomathy." http://www.csp.org/chresotmathy

'Starting Here, Starting Now' is by Richard Maltby Jr., who worked on (among other things) Miss Saigon and Closer Than Ever. It is also by David Shire who worked on Saturday Night Fever and Closer Than Ever. This book is great for anyone who is looking to broaden their knoweledge of musical theatre. One critic said about Starting Here, Starting Now- "Probably no other songwriters alive could provide a full evening of songs so generally unfamiliar and yet so delightful as these." There are 15 songs in the book, the best of which are Crossword Puzzle, I Don't Remember Christmas, I Hear Bells, I Think I May Want to Remember Today, A Little Bit Off, Today is the First Day of the Rest of my Life,and What About Today?. There are plenty of solo pieces in the book, which would be great for any audition. Every song in this book has witty, sensitive lyrics. Starting Here, Starting Now is GREAT!

This Latin and Old Irish codex contains the only complete Irish liturgy to survive the supression of the Irish churches by the Roman Catholic English Normans.
It provides a valuable means of understanding the Christianity of the pre-Schism Irish churches and what was lost in their submission to Roman practices.