A most compeling book about life on Jekyll Island. The author did his homework and provides you with interesting facts and clarification on previously misinterpreted information. The photos capture the true feeling of the times. A must read for those interested in history.

I grew up with the Betty Crocker children's cookbook. I think this one is better. I appreciate the fact that the recipes are grouped by skills, but doesn't quite "say" that certain recipes are for younger children. Kids can use this book based on the amount of energy they want to put into cooking something, and that's terrific. I bought this for my future grandchildren, and another woman in the office is buying one for herself and the parents of each of her seven grandchildren. Brilliant present, and a smart thing to have in your kitchen, I'd say.

Now this is a nice book. The life a biologist and the biology of life in a charming and compact 200 pages. Bonner's cellular slime molds are just facinating; I can't wait to get somewhere where there is soil (I live in the Atacama Desert in Northern Chile) so I can find some of these creatures and play with them. If you have any interest in biology or evolution, get youself a copy. It will make you smile. I promise.

Log Cabin Days is truely entertaining. This book brings you back to the "good old days". You feel as if you yourself are sitting in your own log cabin in the early days, laughing---and at times marveling at this great collection of folk stories. Ms. Tyler had true talent when it came to writing, she is sure to be thought of as an author to be treasured.

This book is a must for any fan of the show. Every episode is detailed and well-written. The author was nice enough to autograph my copy.

This is the only work dedicated in whole to mammals in and around Oklahoma and the south central plains, and as such, it is an indispensible tool for my research as a grassland ecologist. Range maps for each species and references make this worth its weight in, uh, mammals!

This is the finest cold war spy novel I have read, and I've read plenty. Had Mr. Tyler lived up to the promise of this book in his later novels we would be comparing LeCarre to him rather than the reverse. Top notch. I find it hard to believe more people haven't found this book. My copy is well worn.

As a new owner of a straight-from-the-UK 1975 1000 model Mini, I was clueless about everything as to where to find the horn (answer: it's on the directional signal stick) to where the battery is housed (answer: in the trunk!). The owner's manual for this model is long-gone but this neat little book is a great stand in. As the label on the back of the book reads: IMPORTANT: DO NOT LEAVE HOME WITHOUT THIS BOOK.

This book by Iron Crown is a quality addition to the middle earth roleplaying world - it combines excellent material with an easily understandable, logical presentation pattern. I personally find Mirkwood the most fascinating area of Middle Earth, and to be able to acts within it is great fun. Dwarf, elf or hobbit; no character should be without a bit of first hand experience under the portentious bowers of this ancient forest. If you only buy one supplement for the MERP game system, this should be it!

A single story runs throughout this wonderful book, with the protagonists (you) making your way through a moster-infested mansion.

The story's narrative is intertwined with a description of how the puzzle-solver should do each maze (e.g., in one maze, you can't go past a monster with a red fork or a green tongue).

The mazes are neat and fun. But I definitely needed to do them with my 4 year old. He's done many mazes, but these were way beyond his capacity at this point.