This is a great beginning diary for a child. It encourages creative ways to express and save your memories and thoughts. My 6 year old loves it!

This illustrated diary, one of several in a series, is fun to keep (for all ages, actually!), because of the word play and visual puns. I've heard of women in their '20s doing this diary, so don't worry if you're not 8 to 12!

I'm actually a friend of the artist, but I had to write this review because I want you to know this is a photo album! The pages are incredibly colorful, with fun color cutout shapes, and I've given it to nieces and my granddaughter. They love it especially because the colors go so well with all the fun gel pens the kids use. A friend who is 60 is using one to make a sort of photo album scrapbook about her and her brother. The black and white old photos will look great, and she promises to use a gel pen!! I highly recommend this photo album for all ages, six to at least sixty!

This cleverly designed book will encourage young writers to journalize special events, people, places, even animals in their lives. The illustrations are hip, colorful and the pockets can hold all sorts of memorabelia ranging from theatre tickets, recipes, photographs, brochures and other things kids enjoy collecting. There is space to write and include their own drawings. It is similar to scapbooks of old but with a very modern twist and I can't wait to see what my own daughter will archive into its pages when presented with her own copy on her ninth birthday!

This book has creative artwork, even on the lined pages for writing. There are also special sections like "best and worst," a map to draw, a spot to tally how many ___(dogs, signs, etc.) you saw, folders, and more. It's fun to fill out (especially on long car rides) and a wonderful way to remember a special trip.

Everything you've heard but forgotten put in proper sequence and total truthful facts. This is the best chronology of the whole civil rights movement that I've ever seen. It puts all of it in proper sequence and perspective of the times. This is a must read for anyone that believes in freedom for all...get it, and read it twice...the index is super...it's a library keeper. And buy one for your friends!

Frank and Joe Hardy wanted to find the whale that had been stolen from their friends, Tony and Biff. But met up with trouble when they chased the society that had stolen the whale. But could only catch two. The others were still on the loose and wanted Frank and Joe more than ever. But that didn't stop the Hardy's from searching for the whale. You'll never guess where they found the whale.

Thos book was so good. I couldnt put it down and I have read the book beyond count and still the ending is suprising. I recomend this book to anyone looking for action and complete suspense. You wont be able to put it down. Trust Me!

This book along with the one by Vanvalkenberg is one of the definitive textbooks in this line.

Kuo presents short, simple and lucid explanations of the concepts and supplements the theory with quite a number of problems.

Very useful and very well written.

The new St. Martin's handbook teaches, in clear and easy language, the basic reading,writing, grammar and study skills required college as well as graduate school, especially international students and amateur readers. this book's step-by-step approach allows readers to move from simple skill to more higher and advanced state. In my opinion, it is the best of one. Thanks.