Our toddler loves this book and we read it multiple times each day. The photos show a multicultural array of fathers and children doing a variety of different activities. It's a board book, written for a very young audience; I'm not claiming it's Shakespeare! But it and it's companion, "My Mom", make a nice addition to a baby's library.

We're using this book for a project with our local hospital. Each new mother and baby receive a copy of the book and a packet of information about the importance of reading to the child. We felt the new mothers would like the message in the book so well, they would want to read it frequently to their baby. This is a joint project of the Weslaco Public Library, the Weslaco Rotary and Knapp Medical Center.

Mr. Wilkins was my principal at Bruce Drysdale Elementary and what a wonderful man he was! He has captured a side of education that all of us need now and then, light-hearted comments from children and their parents. Whatever the subject, children are brutally honest and often see the world more clearly than we do.(As some of the notes from parents show, we often know where the kids get their ideas about things!) As an educator myself, I enjoy picking up this book when I need a reminder of why I am in the profession. It reminds me of the joys I experience daily with my own students and their parents!

Bailey White's voice says as much as her words. Her writing is poetry, with periods. Her syntax is southern, only better: she likes her subjects. You hear the cicadas, the crickets, and the alligators. You smell the earth and the old books. You are there, and don't feel the chiggers. You are not only delighted and surprised by her observations, but enriched by her touch.

I read this book for my Anthropology of Death course. It is the best book that I have read for any of my classes. It looks at all aspects of death, it integrates different opions from doctors, psychologists, and other people who have had near death experiences. It discusses the stages of dying and the NDE. It was a great book. It gets you thinking about what could be beyond.

This reference is literally a wealth of information at your fingertips sitting on your desk. I ordered it for my wife who is a MSN care/case manager on a rehabilitation unit. I think she will find the many books in the set helpful in assisting her to save time while doing a great job in a more informed manner.

State Parks listed alphabetically. Each includes camping, fishing, hiking, day trips, and much more. A map shows where in Ohio each park is. Very comprehensive. There are some phone numbers that have out dated area codes. Great resource.

If you are looking for a guide through the mire of writing short fiction, you can't go wrong with this book! The editors really knew what they were doing when they chose the contributors as I found the comments by published authors very insightful, and the selection of short stories includes some of the best ever written.

This is a great book! I think this book would help express Bailey's feelings about getting used to living without parents and drinking (if he were real).

This book is essential in the library of all Native Americans and Non-Native Americans alike. Forget the old stereotypes, this work based on the intense research of Francis LaFlesche, an anthropologist and Native himself, blows all pre-conceived notions of Native thought and society. The intense and complex cosmological musings harken back to the Greek philosophers and Eastern Taoism and Confucianism. Finally something that truly shows the complexity and diversity of the original peoples of this continent.