This is a nice, easy to read book that offers great tips, and info on the GSD. Nice color photos. Definately worth buying, good bargain!

Aphra Behn's Love Letters Between a Nobleman and His Sister reveals the progress of the consciousness of the once innocent and naive Sylvia, who, after being seduced into an affair with her brother-in-law, Philander, learns of her own sexuality and desires.

Behn's novel is not only an exploration of the sexual politics of the socety in which she lived in, but also, an examination of the notions of gender and identity. The exchange of love letters between Sylvia and Philander allows readers to sense the intimacy between the two couple, but most importanly, it allows readers to follow the transformantion of Sylvia's identity from lady to whore. Behn conveys the double standard that exists in her society, and perhaps our society as well. Philander, after his lover affair and scandal is still a lord, but unfortunately for Sylvia, once 'undone' is no longer a lady.

This book was useful in helping me understand the sexual politics of seventeenth-century English society.

I bought this booklet/mammoth-bones model combination for my daughter in the midst of her dinosaur craze. While mammoths are ice age animals, my daughter was fascinated by reading about a prehistoric animal that was around with humans (Neanderthals). But, she found having a model of the bones in her room to be even more interesting and exciting! The model was easy for us to assemble and is still proudly on display. Now her youner brother enjoys it and the book too.

This is a great book for both the resonably experienced rider and the rider just starting out in eventing. It is clear and concise and has great photographs. His section on choosing a horse is excellent.

I THINK THAT IT WAS A VERY NICELY WRITTEN BOOK. If I wanted i could of just went and rented the movie if I wanted to. Even though I have read and watched Micale on 34th Street I still think it is a good book to read and many children from thages 9-12 should read this book. When they do read this book they should come back and leave a review on this book like I have done to express my feelings toward the book.

As an architect, I have followed Thom Mayne's work for a long period of time. I have collected most of his books and have always admired their production quality and most importantly, the depth of the work produced by this firm. They have been and will remain at the forefront of the architectural profession. Despite reading and studying Mayne's work and philosophies in other books, I have always been left unsatisfied, not knowing exactly how the firm works and how a project comes together within their office. The interview with Jeffery Kipnis and Todd Gannon at the front of the book enters into this territory, although I would have liked it to be much longer. The rest of the book is much like other Morphosis' books; full of beautiful sketches, computer renderings and drawings. Images walk the reader from schematic design through completion.

This is a stick and learn book to be used for Sunday school or junior church. Recreate Bible stories with 52 movable stickers and read along stories.

I have never been a journalist or worked for an underground rag. But, I found the charactors and the story telling believable and credible. The charactor, Margo, was well written and there were times I felt her excitment and frustrations. She really got my attention. While there were a few places in the book that seemed to take an effort to get through, the story and charactors kept my interest and there were times I could not put this book down. The ending, while I had all the clues, did catch me off guard.

Very funny, the versus match the lives of my own children as well as many of my own experiences growing up. Very much along the lines of Shell Silverstien. Highly recommended for all ages not just children.

This is a very good read and is handy as a reference for problems that may arise. It is more appropriate for less experienced eventing riders, perhaps those just getting started. More seasoned competitors will find Mark Todds Cross Country Handbook more useful. It is well illustrated and has a very good, helpful section on choosing a horse.