I was surprised at how well organized and comprehensive this book really is. It is large format (not a small paperback) and includes charts, graphs, photos, and well-explained statistics. This would be perfect for writing reports for high school or college classes on the subject of animal rights.

A couple of crazy teens experiment with some secret drug experiment.Later get married and have a little girl name Charlie and she is not a normal child.years later the girl charlie sets her teddy bear on fire by looking at it.Cool book

I think Salem is totally cool! Teacher's Pet is about Salem falling asleep in Sabrina's backpack. He wakes up after she gets to school. Sabrina says you haved to go home but he said no i want to prove to her thatschool is not hard. Sorry but I can't tell you any more so Good Bye! Have Fun Reading!!!

This text retells the story we think we know about Tituba of Salem-- you know, the black slave woman who got all that trouble started with her voodoo-esque witchery... this book traces the historical evidence for Tituba actually being a Native American, and the path she would have taken to get to Salem at the time, as well as the story of what happened after she was swept up in the drama of the Puritans' search for the devil in the New World. It's a well-written historical account that is academic, but not so academic that those who are studying this period for fun will be alienated.

Excellent book. Great Illustrations of this pretty old town. Not only are the illustrations excellent the Hisorical Content is outstanding and straight forward. A must have for all lovers of Old Salem.

This book contains very interesting and believable theories about the cause of the Witchcraft Hysteria of 1692, in Salem, Massachusetts. Offers theories from a medical viewpoint, as well as religious and others. The information appears to be well researched and is written so that anyone can understand and follow the thinking behind these ideas

It all started when Sabrina put a spell on her history book. Salem accidentally jumped into it, and now he keeps popping up in one historic scene after another. Everywhere he goes, he meets famous people like George Washington and Harriet Tubman. And they all need his help! The only way Salem will ever get out of the history book is to come up with the answers these famous folks need...and that means remembering what really happened. Salem had better be careful with his advice, or he'll be stuck in history...forever!

This is one of those special books that will change your life. Buy now, before the evil white people have killed them all....and when they do, you'll have this book to remember them by. This is great for the coffee table...a real conversation starter. I have mine right next to my copy of "Jesus CEO".

Wow! Ann Rinaldi has done it again! I loved reading this book. I have read other books by Ann Rinaldi, but i feel that this book it twice as good as the others. It showed how a entire community could fall apart just by one lie. It also showed the struggle of true love and family life durring the Salem Witch Trials. I felt that Susanna was a great character in this book. I was very suprised at her actions. She showed great courage and devotion to Johnathin by sticking with him and beleiving in true love even through the hard times. Again, I loved this book and cannot wait to read another one of Ann Rinaldi's work!

I read A Break With Charity and loved it. It kept you on your feet and was very informative about the history of the Salem witch trials. After reading this book I know I have to read the other books by Ann Rinaldi. I borrwed it from the library and read it in a day, then a week later I bought it. I encourge anyone that likes thrills and chills to buy this book.

I am a 13 year old who read this book because I was very interested in the Salem Witch Trials. I am a very picky reader and I consider it one of the best books I have ever read. It had a lot of educational information about the trials but at the same time it was not at all boring. At no point in this book did I feel that it was dragging on. This book I could not put down and spent an entire day reading it. I encourage this book to all young adults. Ann Rinaldi is an excellent author and has a real talent for writing!

Saloms Lot is with out a doubt one of the best books i have read to date! i was totally sucked in and could not put the book down for hardly anything! this is the first novel i had read of Kings at the time, i figured i would start close to the begining becouse i couldnt make my mind up on where to start with his many titles! i would highly recamend this book to ANYONE looking for a great king book or great book period! probibly not a book one would wanna read late at nite alone, at least not without drawing the shades closed (funny i should mention windows, and shades)! it is a VERY captivating story of if vampires where in our current society! not to mention the towns people are nearly more chilling than the vampires themselves! takes a good look at the people in the community and shows the skelotens in thier closet could have some of THEM, seen as beasts! great overall story and easy to fallow, very hard to put down! definately reccomended

Stephen King's "'Salem's Lot" is defintely his best book. It starts out introducing the two main characters, a writer named Ben and a young boy named Mark, and then introduces the town in which the story takes place, Jerusalem's Lot (also known as 'Salem's Lot). King does a great job at developing the town, its dark past, and its many residents. The trouble starts when two "business partners," R.T. Straker and his partner, Mr. Barlow, move into the infamous Marsten House in 'Salem's Lot. King also creates a chilling story about the Marsten House in this book, and how metioning it still makes the residents uneasy. Eventually there is a disappearance of a little boy, and Ben and a few others suspect that it is not only connected to the Marsten House, but to vampirism as well. "'Salem's Lot" is the best vampire novel I've read, and is very freaky. If you're a King fan who hasn't yet read this, or just want to read something scary, I highly recommend this book.

"Carrie" was good, but this is the book that put Stephen King on the map. It has everything that we have come to expect from King's best efforts. It is well-written, insightful and accessible. It has well-formed and believable characters, with whom the reader can develop some connection. It is grounded in an every day, contemporary setting, making the story all-the-more real. It has unexpected plot twists. Above all, it is SCARY. I read this book when it first came out and I was much younger. I stayed home on a Saturday night to finish it, turning down a party invitation to do so (unheard of behavior at the time), and then had a hard time getting to sleep. I was half-expecting one of the Glick boys to be scratching at my bedroom window. Some of King's stylistic techniques have perhaps since become cliched. I am thinking, for instance, of his references to contemporary life, such a brand name consumer products and his beloved Red Sox. These techniques, however, were fresh when "'Salem's Lot" was first published, and the fact that they have become cliched speaks to their effectiveness. I have read many horror books (good and bad) since I picked up this one, but I'm still looking for the book that equals it.