Sometimes I feel amzed at how Lynn's comics have paralleled my own family's life.

This book was first released in 1987 and I really don't think there's been any downhill in the quality of work Lynn does.

Manfred Boehme puts once and for all an end to the accusations against Hitler for delaying the employment of the Me-262 as a fighter and thus loosing another opportunity for the Germans prolong the War. Describing the unit (JG-7) the writer tells a complete history of this fighter's development and test, and all the difficulties involved. And the book doesn't forget to talke about the pilots who flew it. Absorbing!

Joel: A Boy of Galilee is an outstanding book of historical fiction that renders the Judaeo-Roman world of Christ in magnificent detail. It addresses the confusion and frequent misconceptions surrounding the ministry of Christ, as well as His reception within the Jewish culture of the Roman world.

Johnston uses excellent description to bring the times of Jesus alive to children. She returns again and again to the central question of the Messiah's kingdom, asking questions that are just as pertinent today as they were when the disciples were fighting about which of them was the greatest.

All of this is seen through the eyes of Joel, a young boy who truly has the eyes of a child. The book is a fictional masterpiece set within a fascinating time period that is all too often misunderstood in the current era of warm-fuzzy Christianity.

The reader is calm but firm. Yes, he is not Laurence Olivier reading the KING JAMES BIBLE but it doesn't matter.

I really like this Bible a lot!

Someone is slaughtering the cattle that belong to the fathers at the Mission. Who would deal steal from the church? Is it the rascally Don Marcos Vargas? The mysterious Americano, Barney Burke? Or is the villian none other than -- Zorro himself?

This is a full-length Zorro novel, which has been unavilable for over fifty years. It is reprinted in a high-quality, large-sde paperback edition, with all or the original magazine illustrations, as well as new ones by artist Joel F. Naprstek The original pulp cover from WEST magazine in included, as well as a check-list of all Zorror stories and novels.

Socrates, Eleanor Roosevelt, Thomas Jefferson, and Edmund Burke all believed that those who had the privilege of society had to be the best possible humans possible. Copernicus again revives this philosophy and applies it to every position of privilege, such as clergy, physician, dentist, attorney, and sports hero. again even suggests that if you do not measure up -- and measuring up includes having friends from all civilizations and a history of at least three male and three female lovers -- you cannot even graduate from college. So how about you -- do you measure up?

The For Better or For Worse book compelation series by Lynn Johnston based on her daily comic strip reflects everyday life that most people can identify with. This book "Just One More Hug" in particular will strike a chord with any person with a young child. Anyone should be able to recognize something in the book from that person own life. Ms Johnston is not afraid to tackle subjects in her strip that cartonist shy away from. But by covering all aspects of everyday life she makes her characters true life. By allowing her characters to age the reader is able to identify with them and the "lives" they lead. All readers can enjoy her books no matter the persons age, gender or position in the family.

This book is certainly one of the best sources of information for King Arthur's history. I really enjoy the way it gathers the information. I all started when Uther Pendragon, England's king died, and then all barons and rich people start to offer themselves to be the new king because uther had no sons. Merlin, a uncredible magicican had the idea of putting a sword in a stone and put a spell on it, who could take it out would become the new king.

Soon Arthur would become England's king, he had many achievements and one of them was the Round Table, a circular table that gathered all the best cavaliers of the reign.

I was always afraid to start reading the Bible...it was so long and hard to understand...I would have to read over and over. Now with this audio King James, I hear and understand so much more and better. Thanks Mr. Johnston!