Chemical Injury and the Courts, is an essential read for every environmental activist. Immeasurable hours of time and energy will be saved, because of this book. Many valuable examples of what other groups have gone through are cited and as a environmental veteran of many fights I believe me this is priceless information! Step by step assistance and checkpoints in choosing a lawyer for your environmental fight detailed in easy to understand instructions.

Important questions your group needs to ask are listed one by one. Questions that when addressed properly could save your group thousands of dollars in their fight for environmental justice. Your choice of lawyer may be the key issue in whether you win or loose your case, and this book helps you to better make that decision.

As an added bonus, this book is written from the point of view of one that has been there. Linda Price King has worked extensively with grass roots environmental groups around the country. So often, books written for the environmental movement by so called professionals and advisors are clueless to how an actual environmental battle is carried on. Miss King uses all of her expertise and experience in providing a book that will help environmental groups in their battles and that is a victory for all hard working grassroots environmental groups everywhere.

George Knox Grant Coordinator Pennsylvania Environmental Network

This is a wonderful historical romance about a young woman who runs a canal barge up the Potomac. She meets a young man who teaches her all she needs to know to successfully reach her destination. I was truly touched by this story.

This autobiography of a popular children's book author provides a delightful memoir for kids in grades 6-8, telling of Dick King-Smith's life and how he came up with the animal characters which are so popular in his children's stories. Any prior fan of Dick King-Smith's writings will find Chewing The Cud filled with fascinating insights about his life and sources for inspiration.

I am a fan of many of the 'Simple' books. While they inially seem trite, reading not prousing brings new insights. Text is the strong point. Pretty pictures a bonus Also recommend Packing. Womens Wardrobe.

A great read for anyone interested in the history of the Plains Indian tribes. It brought to life one of the lessor known, but influential, Indian chiefs of the region. I also learned a great deal about the settling of the Denver/Boulder communities during the Colorado gold rush days.

The realities of 'equipping oneself' for intimate struggle and perseverance are beautifully portrayed in Joanne Blundell Marsh's A CHILD OF THE KING. Uplifting and encouraging, her tale, though sad at times, is better than many arenas of public worship in it directness of will and personal resolve. Ms. Marsh gives us her will of endurance, a mighty asset in an oft too cruel reality. This work is a true mark of the radiance brought about by the refiner's fire. ---- Stephanie S. Sawyer, author FACING ME

Pastor Lucado's books have a growing space on my bookshelf. A great story about taking time out for what is really important...God's Love.

I bought my Bible over a year ago, The helps and information and crossreferenciong make it very easy to prepare for Sunday school, childrens church, or what ever else! I love my Children's Ministry Resource Bible!

At my church the Children's Ministry Pastors have found this to be one of the best resource books they have come across. The give one to the teacher of the year. I bought one for myself and have since enjoyed it. I have used most of the lessons. And the children I teach, they enjoy it just as much as I do.

If you want to understand how China could fall from being the worlds most powerful nation to a third rate power in the 1930's this is the book.

It just provides the documents, you can do your own analysis.

Read official correspondence from the forbidden city to the Queen of England, letters between ministers demonstrating just how poorly the Chinese understood the importance of technology and industrialization.

This book is enlightening.