This was one of my favorite books as a child. At one time I had the entire collection, but somehow they magically disappeared over time. This would be a great collection to have once again. This book is essential to the collection. I remember reading this book night after night until I had the entire book down by heart. Truely a work of art.

It is an amazing book, no one will ever flunk or remain weak in Pathology after going through it thoroughly!

This is a great book for babies. You can spin Elmo on the round-about, Help Big Bird pull a kite down from the tree, and smell lemon snow cones. This book features Elmo, Grover, and Big Bird playing at the park. One of the nicer touch and feel books for babies.

This is the best dam book around. You won't find more dam information in any other dam publication. Every dam engineer should have this dam book before starting any dam design. Even if you're not doing any dam work right now, you should have a personal copy of this dam book for future dam reference. It's just good dam reading.

The series is well-researched and well-documented. It has an index which allows researchers to locate their family and gives the original source; it is best used in conjunction with "Vital Records of (town), Massachusetts to 1850."

my 9-month-old thought this book was very funny, i have no idea why. it's a little board book they can chew on as you read. it's cheap, so why not get it and keep it in your purse? in a pinch, it'll keep baby busy.

This is one of the most balanced and well written works that I have ever had the priviledge of reading on this topic. The author does not promote the black race as having superiority over others but clearly shows an equality that is oftentimes sorely missing in society. This is one aspect that gives the book balance and objectivity. Earl Paulk's work, ONE BLOOD, is another important book on this issue. The extensive bibliography gives the reader other resources for further study/reading. A most delightful read! God Bless the Author!

This book is extremely useful in studying the effects of delays on differential equations, in controls.

I know this book as a book of Irish verse. If it the same one which I recall it brings many fond childhood memories back.

This edition of Burney's letters and journal really deserves wider distribution. The notes and editing are superb. But best of all is the glimpse of the writer to come in the writings of this teenager whose eye for character and motivation is quite astonishing, and whose wit has one laughing out loud.

She reports in detail many of the musical evenings at her father's home, some attended by famous people both artistic and absurd. The byplay is wonderful, the glimpses of body language and the turns of phrase give an almost cinematic glimpse of Fanny Burney's time.

See also her putative courtship (and how the family reacted) when a well-meaning young man falls head over heels in lust with her, and thinks it's love. See her unvarnished opnion of the Great Johnson, and ditto the glimpse of poor Georgianna, Duchess of Devonshire, walking like a sloven through the Park on the arm of her indifferent spouse, the Duke.

This is a must for anyone at all interested in 18th century life and letters.