NACDS, the Association that champions the cause of Chain Drug Stores (all of them, not just the big ones) offers a great look at the industry through the newsletters of the thier president, Craig Fuller. It is well organized so you can jump right in to what interests you most. Fuller's style makes it a fast and entertaining read. The reader is quickly brought up to speed on issues including prescription drug reform, the role of chain drug stores in the community, and all issues facing the industry. This is a must read for anyone with a connection to ongoing healthcare debate. Thank you NACDS!

Craig Chapman's book struck a chord here. As one who is very much interested in Gettysburg, and the Overland Campaign of 1864, I am glad I found this jewel of a book. The author writes the story very well, and the research that he has done is exceptional in this tale of the boys from the Tarheel state.

This regiment is not as well known as the the 26th NC, but their trevails at Gettysburg was just as horrible. It also illustrates how they were used in the Overland Campaign...and the perils and suffering that they went through in 1864.

I heartily recommend the book, and can confidently say if you read it, it will be tough to put down.

This is an excellent book for introducing children to the library. I am a kindergarten teacher and I have used this book along with the book Mr. Wiggle to teach students about the proper care of books and the responsibilites of checking out books from the library. I even encouraged our school librarian to use these books.

On a field trip to the Zoo, the Powerpuff Girls found out that Mojo Jojo was going to take the rare white tiger and they stopped him from stealing it. At the end of the book they had saved the day, like they always do, and the whole class got ice cream.

I remember having this book when I was about four, and loving it! My cat was even named after Muffy. It teaches kids about getting along with each other, and accepting that everyone is different. It's a very good book that I think any kid would enjoy having

TO THE AUTHOR, THESE ACCOUNTS ARE SO MOVING BUT QUITE INCREDIBLE. ARE THERE ANY INDEPENDENT VERIFICATIONS OF THESE MUSTANG SUICIDE STORIES?

This is a really fun and useful book! My son is two and has recently started to watch the televison show. I found this book just browsing in the children's section and decided to pick it up... I'm so glad I did. (We had to read it five times in-a-row when I first gave it to him!)

He is beginning to understand the concept of spelling/reading/letters, and this book has really helped us move forward. Because he recognizes the characters, he is automatically more "in tune" with the book and he gets even more excited about reading.

The sentences are short and the illustrations are colorful and engaging. My favorite feature is the pictures in the middle of the text that replaces words (the substituted word is underneath the picture in a smaller point size). My son understands the pictures and is now "reading" along with me... becoming more active in the reading process.

I can't wait to get the rest of the series.

As an educator dealing with children in the public schools, I am finding this book to be very helpful to children of all ages. It helps them open up, recreate, and preserve memories in a personal and healthy way, fending off future problems brought on by avodiance. It is such an attractive, inviting book that it easily invites and invokes children to make it their own.

The Naked Child: Growing Up Without Shame is a wonderful reference for nudist families and parents, and those who are interested in the subjects of nudity and its effects on children's development. The authors present a lot of academic research study summaries to support their conclusions, and also include a number of anecdotal interviews. I feel that, at times, the anecdotal material is kind of contrived, but, overall, it gives the conclusions drawn (namely, that children's exposure to social nudity is not only not harmful, but is generally beneficial) a more "personal" ring to them. I've owned this book for many years, and I still frequently use it when compiling research on the topic myself.