I first saw this book when my friend brought over a library copy. I didn't have time to read it, but I read the chapter on single tracking.

Let me explain. I'm an engineer. And conformation vs. performance as always been a hobby of mine. Mostly for horses. I always wondered why horses single track. Now I know. Based on that chapter I scoured the used book market until I found my own copy. I found this book to be thought provoking and credible. I bought a copy for a friend of mine who is a professor at one of our state universities and who heads up the collage's judging team (horses again).

I found that by studying dogs, whose conformation could be much more diverse than horses, I could better understand how more subtle conformation differences affect the horse. I will never give up my copy. They will have to pry it from my cold dead fingers.

The writer has not only given us a wonderful understanding of the creative and emotional eye of Ross Moffett, but a discriptive insight of the Provincetown at the time of the outstanding realists and impressionists whose work will forever help us reconstuct the unique New England Cape Cod. It was indeed a breeding ground for artists of many expressions and its legacy will remain. Joesephine Del Deo has written a bit of charming New England history.

This primer concisely lays down the basic concepts required for a thorough understanding of organic chemistry, including those physical ones. Each concept is explained clearly and carefully with analogies and examples where necessary. There is a particular emphasis on identifying the common mechanistic themes between reactions, rather than the chemical differences between homologus series, as found in standard texts.

I would recommend this book to interested A-level (pre-university) and university students, especially those having difficulty in appreciating that organic chemistry is more than a wide array of unconnected reactions.

An authorative book on feline disorders and disease, with *up to date* information. Many photographs and illustrations aid in the many explanations, the language is clear and conscice and fairly easy to understand for even a person without a medical background. I have read many veterinary handbooks and journals and this would be my choice if I could only have a few in my collection. The book is split up into 23 chapters, and range from behavioural problems, multiple feline husbandry practice, toxicology, and infectious diseases...As a cat breeder, I find this book invaluable and I would highly recommend it to anyone! A true gem!

The concept of who, what, why, when, where, and how is featured in this rollicking story told in the form of a rhythmic chant. Kids in a neighborhood find a key to a locked playground and have a great time. Parents soon join in the fun.

The perfect foundation text for utilization of hypnosis, and suggestion for pain relief. This text will take you through background studies in pain relief, as well as the laboratory results of the Hilgard's own research. Very informative, many graphs, and statistical data are provided for the scientifically inclined. This book is a cornerstone in any practitioner's library.

This book contains deep commentary on humanity's low level of awareness that touched me immensely, but it is also quite simply a manual for practical methods of stress reduction. When I actually manage to overcome my laziness and practice the exercises Baines suggests, my whole perspective on life becomes more positive and relaxed and I begin to succeed in areas I never believed I could.

This is an autobiography which without being anything sensational, is actually very inspiring. The author who is the wife of a poet, and is brought up in a traditional Hindu setting with its ritualistic taboos, describes her life. She gets married to the poet Narayan Waman Tilak and inspite of all their troubles: financial, social and also religious (conversion to Christianity), they surmount over it, and in the end come out happy and satisfied. What comes out very nicely is the enduring love between the author and her husband inspite of their often serious differences. Their kind hearts which led them to adopt homeless children and provide selfless service to plague victims is inspiring. It shows that when one has faith and the heart is kind, no matter what the material difficulties, they can be surmounted. This book also gives one a very good idea of the social situation in early twentieth century india. Definitely a classic.

Throughout the 215 pages of this book, Sid (Company E, 342nd) tells the story of his most memorable experiences in the army and combat, then adds an extra demension by sharing with the reader how they added to his spiritual life.

The author's feelings in combat, his contact with the Germans as a translator, his bond with his fellow soldiers and his spiritual insights all serve to make this a gripping and meaningful reading experience. Sid also shares accounts of his return and reunion in 1983 with his host family in Heddesheim as well as his return to Wolzhausen in 1990 and his meeting with the present Burgermeister.

I thought the book was put together beautiful by Josephine, and her publisher. Very colorful and well worded.