If you are trying to contact decision makers in your particular market area this book is a wonder. You at a glance know all of the pertinent information regaring the company you wish to contact. Or perhaps from reviewing the information in this book you know that this is not a call you need to waste your time on because they are not the market you are currently targeting. Get the updated book every year to stay current with your information.

This book fits its purpose well. Interesting vignettes into the quirks of old homes ad their owners. Rich photography of homes actually lived in by families. If you don't expect too much you won't be disappointed.

This book is like reading Tom Sawyer by Twain, Penrod by Tarkington, and sometimes like James Thurber. It is also something like the biography of Thomas A. Edison. A website about this book can be found at: http://members.aol.com/lhchristen/index.htm

The escapades of the Hannebaum family from Indiana continue in Idaho in the 1920's. This is an original and humorous book, well worth reading. Excerpts can be found at this URL: http://members.aol.com/lhchristen/index.htm

It's good to see Albion Fellows Bacon get some well deserved credit and attention for her hard work during her live. Although not as famous as her older sister, Annie Fellows Johnston, Albion probably did more for the needy. Very well wrote with lots of information I never knew existed.

Brown County is a place I dearly love. Midwesterners flock to Brown County to enjoy the beauty of nature and of art. This book celebrates those artists and their spirit. Anyone who loveas art, nature, or spirited adventurers will appreciate this book. The book is beautiful and makes a wonderful gift(if you can bear to part with it).

Man,this is good! I mean better than Goosebumps (which to be perfectly honest I don't think is any good)! Still, though I'd like to talk about how good this is I really hate it when people don't talk about the plots when they review some thing so... well it's basically about these two kids who discover that a new kind of produce is turning people into plants. If you don't read this book you don't know what you're missing!

Author Wendell Trogdon captures the essence of life on the backroads of southern Indiana, far from the noise and clutter of the interstates. This is a must read for those who enjoy rural areas off the beaten paths.

I had read this book. I was very impressed with the amount of the information packed into this fine paper back. I think Phil Van Valkenberg had done a superb job! Love the cover photo!

I loved cooking all the food and the ones i could not cook i sat for hours and stared at the pictures wishing i could.m Very Good job.Know i havemto go and eat dinner and make one of the many recipes i love. To eat all day they are tasty and youm yum yum. Mushi Mushi Ano Nay