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A succinct explanation of our current political climate
A superb analysis of what ails our political system
The best guide to understanding today's scandal culture.

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AWSOME DUDE!
Awsome

Planning parties from showers to formal dinners made easier
Jorj Mrogan has done it again!
Fun and Easy Party Plans

A Young Boy Befriends a VampireTucker Burton is the 12-year-old protagonist in "Blood Brothers". He's captivated by the Irish Gypsies that have come to work on his family's farm. The day that he sees shy, timid Lilly, Tucker follows her and the Kellums home, which happens to be in the Scavengers' Woods, a very dangerous and eerie place. He then witnesses something that is completely unbelievable--the Kellums produce two coffins that are inhabited by twin vampires, Dillon and Xander. One of them (Xander) is nearing his vampire state, while the other (Dillon) struggles to delay the inevitable. With the help of Tucker, the Kellums plan to protect the twin vampire brothers from ever being discovered by humans, or worse--Valdier.
"Blood Brothers" is one of the few vampire books for kids that is really exciting to read whether you're a child or not. Many of the vampire myths are the same in the book--sunshine will burn a vampire's skin, they sleep in coffins during the day, etc.--, but Jill Morgan adds some interesting twists, such as a time lapse between being bitten by a vampire and finally entering vampiredom, and the ability to shapeshift into a wolf or vanish into air.
Since I really enjoy vampire stories, I can't help but praise this book. The reading level is for 8 to 12-year-olds, but I would still encourage older readers who share my interest to pick this one up. It's well worth your time.
Best book I've ever read
This book really pulls you in to what's happening.

Bobby Rahal: The Graceful Champion
Beautiful Book, Great ReadThis is not just a listing of races and results. You get the story behind the races, and insight into Rahal's life and career you won't find anywhere else. The great photos (many from Rahal's private collection) make the book visually beautiful.
If you are a fan of auto racing, this book belongs in your collection.
NICE JOB, GKWith that out of the way, I would recommend this book to anyone who enjoys racing. It does an excellent job of describing the less-than-glamorous grunt work required to make it to top-level motorsports. Many people know about Rahal's CART championships and Indianapolis 500 victory; few know about his exploits racing all around the world against guys like Gilles Villeneuve, Keke Rosberg and Nelson Piquet.
The text is an excellent balance between Kirby's narrative and Rahal's own words, and the book is attractively laid out with thoughtful photo choices. Some of the Rahal family photos are priceless.
Rahal wasn't always the fastest guy on the track, but he may have been the smartest. He's extremely intelligent and well-read in almost every subject, and this book demonstrates his success as a team owner has not come by accident.
In general, this is one of the best racing books I have read. Get it.


true to the man
Beautiful oral history that really captures the person
Brother Blue's Story-telling is MATCHLESS!

I have the original....
Stunning clarity, written with clear memory of the war
Campfire and Battlefield

extremely helpful
It was great!
Useful for parents and grandparents who want great photos

Kids Favorite
Christmas Cookies
Adorable little book

1960's and 70's TV Toys & Memorabilia Delight !
Greatest Book Ever Written
GREAT BOOK ON COLLECTING TV TOYS!!