This book is jammed packed with lots of great color photos and info. I was looking for a book to learn about horses since I never been around them from growing up in the city and now I'm needing to learn about them since I want to be a veterinarian and it goes over terminology, colors and markings, skeletel, muscular and other systems of the horse,types of horses, equipment, etc all matched with great color photos. Its only 64 pages but what a great foundation.

Lack of colored pictures. Very informative. Super guide for scuba divers and naturalists as well as shell collectors.

Recently brought back into print, British flower arrangement expert Constance Spry's Flower Decoration is enhanced with a new preface by Michele Tucker and continues to enjoy remarkable status as a landmark book of sophistication, ingenuity, and a willingness to bend the rules in search of beauty. Individual chapters look in depth at different highlights a proper arrangement can bring, focusing alternately on flowers of every color, flowers for weddings, decorations specific to Christmas gathering, office parties, festive gatherings, restaurant celebrations, and much more. Black-and-white photographs round out this superb treatise which has weathered the test of time well. Flower Decoration is essential reading for amateur and professional flower arrangers, whether for everyday interior adornment or special occasion celebrations.

This is a really fun book for kids and parents to share together. The book revolves around Allie finding something she can give her family members at a get-together. She and her mom find a no-bake recipe for cookies that is perfect! Although never plainly stated, the focus here is on the importance of family in our lives. Everyone brings something to the get-together and Allie wants to show her love in the same way. Another plus for this book...the use of a REAL multiracial, multigenerational family.

This is a great music book. It includes some of his greatest works and I greatly enjoyed playing the songs. They are beautiful and worth your while.

This little volume of poetry has become like a dear companion to me. I always reccommend it to my friends. I've learned, however, to keep it safely in my bag when in airport lounges or other public places.

These poems can at times be playful, sharp and delightful - making me laugh out loud. Some of them (depending upon the weather, perhaps ... or the time-zone) can just as swiftly cut me open, causing a messy spillage of emotion.

Whether it's the delicious decription of a friend's shirt left at her house (Julia, your shirt), or the beautiful sadness of a winter scene (Deciduous), Diane L. Tucker's poems will linger in your memory and your soul - like a dear companion - long after you set the book down.

GOING IN STYLE--Bonnie Tucker

Suzanne Mercer only has a month to live...at least that's what she thinks. So what's a girl to do? If she's logic-loving Suzie, she's going to make her plans and go after her one heart's desire, namely Griffin Scott, her sexy, next-door neighbor and best friend. This is where the fun starts. Orderly Suzy prepares for the seduction and...well, things don't go as planned. Even her death doesn't go as planned. And Suzie's untimely survival will keep the reader laughing in this laugh-a-minute story of true love. Once again, Bonnie Tucker shines!

I LOVE LACY--Lori Wilde

Lacy Calder believes in one true, predestined love. And when hers walks into her hospital, Lucy's got six weeks to convince him he can't live without her, because she knows she can't live without him. And with her "helpful" family and Frank Sinatra (a fainting goat) by her side, she just might stand a chance of convincing Bennett Sheridan that he loves Lacy! Lori Wilde gives readers a "wild" ride they won't forget!

The book is great, it has the sheet music to some of his best song's, including "Moonlight Sonata", and "Pathetique". It was really great, and I plan on getting the whole collection!

It is just after WW II, and David and his family, having fled from Nazi terror, are waiting to go to America. David is eager to go, and his wall is covered with the English words he is learning. But waiting is hard, especially when his beloved Aunt Rachel leaves before the rest of the family. Then one day, an old rocking horse appears at the door. A note says it is from a child who has already left for America. Astride the Hand-Me-Down Horse, David and his friend, Martha, dream of America. When the time comes for David to leave, he gives the horse to just the right person.

this book is one of the best books our bell choir has used. we use it mostly to teach beggining ringers the basic technique. we have been using this book for almost four years and will still use it. in school we use it for chapel specials. and in church we play these songs for offetories. i would reccommend this book for any any choirs that need good christian music to play!

after using this book our school choir has won the state champianship twice and this last year we placed forth in the nation