This thorough atlas includes not only all roads in France but also those just across borders with her neighboring countries. Spiral binding allows stay-open use while traveling. Because road building is not a major program in France, the reference has a long life, extended usability.

The Henderson and Quandt book covers the basics of micro theory very well. The topics are presented in a very organized manner, which makes the book excellent for MA students. If you are looking for a good beginning instructional book as a companion for your coursework at the MA level, Henderson & Quandt is it!

Every church musician should know why and how they're to serve in the church. Mitchell explains the role of music during worship throughout the Bible and how the role of music and musicians in the church are different today. You actually understand how you should prepare and approach the worship service. Great read for choir directors and music directors.

Very Beautiful .... meditation with the miracle prayer brings you to the brink of spiritual height and awareness.

This guide lists wine producing areas, where they can be found worldwide, their quality, price, and worth (which do not always match). The book is a great addition to your library whether you are a newcomer or an old pro who wants to experiment in different red wines without spending a fortune. At the end of each entry, readers will find a very helpful "What Should I Try Next" section. Highly recommended.

In a list of now-forgotten great American directors, Mitchell Leisen would be right on top (together with Rouben Mamoulian and Gregory La Cava).

His films are seldomly seen; none of them is available on DVD and some of the best, like "Hold Back the Dawn", one of the best melodramas ever done, and the Kurt Weill musical adapation "Lady in the Dark", do not exist even in VHS.

Therefore, this book would always have at least the merit of drawing attention to this great director. I don't know of any other book written about him.

It is a good book, focusing on his films and including an interesting interview. The photo selection is also quite good.

So, if you want to discover an almost-forgotten director who I believe deserves a place in American Cinema alongside people like George Cukor and Leo McCarey, this book is an excellent way to start.

Then try and see as many of his movies as you can.

this manual has far the best information and diagrams anyone could ever ask for. It is very detailed step by step guides to help you diagnos the vehicle you are working on.

MITCHUM is a suspenseful who-done-it in the tradition of film noirs of yesteryear. A crafty bunch of characters and a surprise twist at the end make MITCHUM an entertaining, easy read.

I picked up this book in the Neuroscience library of our University. I make a habit of looking at what's new in that particular section, just to keep up on my own interests in Neuroscience. This particular book looked interesting...I have a new grandchild coming and I wanted to reread about Botulism. I was surprised to find out there were more strains of botulism than I had previously been led to believe. That particular chapter also gave me information concerning the different impact of the Botulism on infants in comparison to adults (different strain too), which I didn't know. Very helpful in case I ever see these particular symptoms in an infant under a year, which, since I am surrounded by kids at church and sometimes at schools...is important to know.

This book has different chapters written by different authors who are familiar with the toxins. Some authors are better than others: The guys who wrote on toxins from shellfish were very humorous in their writing, and I enjoyed that. Most of the chapters give plenty of technical information concerning the chemistry of the toxins. The heroin chapter gave almost too much technical information. Not a book you want available to teenagers. Most of the chapters gave concise information about what is known about the neurological action of the toxins, and what possible treatments, antidotes, and vaccines are available. I had no idea there was a vaccine for botulism, but there is. Some of the toxins have no readily available treatments other than clearing the body of the toxin and support for life functions.

I browsed through the stuff I had read before in classes, but much of this was more detailed and in this day and age, extremely current information on toxins that everyone is concerned about including toxins used in biowarfare. As a mother and grandmother, again, I have to warn not to leave this around where kids can get ahold of it (though at first glance it looks like a textbook and kids shy clear of those!) It's also imperative that those who have mental problems be steered clear of this book, though I suppose you can get a lot of this information off of the Internet.

It is important for more people within medical fields and outside of them, to be up-to-date on information like this. I told my husband some things that pertain to his job as a Scoutmaster. Perhaps more accidental deaths and death from exposure to work products could be prevented if more people were familiar with the information in this book.<

Having read most available books on aromatherapy, this one is by far the best. It's easy to read, inspiring me to go out and buy all the oils to enjoy the many easy recipes for mood enhancement, relaxation etc. For a mature woman, the recipes and advice using all natural therapies, have really helped alleviate many "women's problems" and made my home a place of warmth, love and (when I want to) seclusion. It certainly helped me heal myself. I'm already looking forward to her next book! :)