I used to read this book all the time, till I lost my copy. I love Sweet Dreams books, they remind me of my adolecences. I recommend finding a copy if you like to read Sweet Dreams novels!

This book is a phenomenal source of information on employment for the aspiring college student. Not only does it list a plethora of seasonal summer jobs in each of the fifty states, but it also lists some employment opportunities overseas and in Canada. There is a section devoted to employment in the National Park Services which I found especially useful. It lists all the national parks nationwide and the criterion for the different types of jobs. From amusement parks to summer camps, this book lists literally hundreds of summer opportunities for the "vacationing" student. A typical explanation lists the dates of the job, requirements, application information, and detailed account of what one will be doing. A breakdown of the typical employee (ex. female 40% male 60% or 10% college students 60% retirees) was especially useful. It helped me find the ideal summer job and provided a huge pool to chose from. Overall, the best, most informative, and extensive book on the subject that I have ever seen or read.

If you're looking for a big, generalized guide for viewing an assortment of summer opportunities for your child, this is the best guide available. However, I found "Early College Programs" to be a far superior guide for reviewing summer opportunities for my college-bound teen.

As a physician working in the mesoscopic area this is one of the best available books ever. Despite its becoming sometimes old for obvious scientific progress reasons, the information gathered in this book is very hard to obtain by single papers or review collecting. It is even presented in a pedagogical fashion! Of course, that doesn't mean the text is introductory level, I would say it is in the mid to high range. In any case, it serves the purposes of teaching mesoscopic physics to any new scientist in the subject, an also as a good reference book for the old ones. The price however seems to be too, too high. Before investing I would first look at it in a library if available, and then decide if it is a must be in my shelves!

Pirates is simply one of the best novels I've read. The characters are engaging and believable. The plot is both fast moving and rich. While set in the future, it reflects life as it is today.

I can't believe no one has wrote a review for this book. I thought it was one of Carolyn Keene's best books. The romance between her and Sasha Petrov was so strong that I couldn't put it down. It kept me on edge wondering if Nancy would choose Ned or Sasha. The only way for you to find out is to read to read it! R.B.

A beautiful story for the young and old of the Potawatomi Indians as these children adventure into the indian past. Story of games,fishing,dancing,and much more of the Potawatomi Indian ways and tales.The setting of this book is along west side of Lake Michigan in Grand Haven,MI, which is very rich in Indian lore. This book would make a beautiful cottage,home reading and schools library for anybody that is fascinated with Indian story and tales.

It only takes 30 minutes to read this charming book of 20 pictures, with text on the opposite page, but do yourself a favor and savor it longer. Don't expect any plot, theme or character development, yet this gem charms by its honest simplicity, as it celebrates a by-gone era of farming on the Canadian prairie.

The famous Canadian author/illustrator has captured the flavor of carefree, rural childhood in the 1930's and preserved it for future generations to discover and enjoy. Kurelek treats each topic with quiet dignity: chores, games, weather, special occasions, and adult life as viewed by irrepressible children. Both text and illustrations are rich in detail. This volume is a companion to his "A PRAIRIE BOY'S WINTER," one of the New York Times' Best Illustrated books of 1973. A relaxing read for those who want to escape the hurried 90's and nestle into a time of agrarian innocence.

The World Standard since 1920. You can spend hours on the internet trying to find addresses for Amateur Radio Operators world wide. With this CD it finds QSL information in seconds and far exceeds the listings on the Internet. A must for DX hounds. Includes longitude & latitude, grid squares, time zone information, prefix maps, detailed QTH maps, prints address labels, and has a QSL Manager section as well. Many extras such as the DXCC list, Census, Q-Signals and much more. Highly recommended. Rod Dinkins AC6V

I was so happy to hear that Judy Christenberry was going to republish her Brides for Brothers series I loved all the stories involved with the brothers and I was also delighted that their was a next generation of family stories to read. I highly recommand this book to everyone who likes a good humorous romance novel.

Also recommand Wyoming Winter the other Randall Brothers novel