This book is my all time favorite book! Although I would like to find out if there is a sequal to it. If you know if there is one please e-mail me at Bstanwood@hotmail.com Thank you!

This is an excellent review of the most common problems found in the clinical practice of Critical Care. It helps with the initial assessment of the patient and formulates a systematic approach to the differential diagnosis and therapeutic plan. The bibliography is updated and it has detailed illustrations and diagrams. Certainly, recommended as reference for those persons involved in the management of Critical Care patients.

Rev. Wood brings the Psalms alive with this insightful and spiritually rich commentary on this much loved book of the Bible. Each chapter presents one psalm with full text and insightful and inspirational commentary and illustration. I gave it to my wife for Christmas last year and she has enjoyed using it as a daily devotional.

....very useful, clear, readable presentation of the author's own ideas on a variety of topics. His description of Jung as schizophrenic is the least useful item in the collection.

Whether you love puzzles or they just frustrate you beyond belief, you's sure to find this book intriguing and absorbing. Filled with 150+ pages of pictures, diagrams, text, and solutions, this book is the most comprehensive treatment of puzzles of all natures that I've ever seen. Puzzles addressed include: 3D Wood block puzzles, Drinking Vessles, Imposible Objects, Folding Puzzles, Disentanglement Puzzles, and more...

Of course not all puzzles are solved by the book...the authors have to leave you something!

If you're handy in the machine shop you'll enjoy the diagrams of wooden blocks and other items that you can make. I've made a few with great results.

This book is one every educator needs to read. I am surprised it is not a best seller. So much in education is theory. This is theory applied with impressive ACTUAL documented results. Anyone who truly loves children and cares about a quality education should read this heartwarming and dynamic account of a school that is accordilng to NEA Today, " Perhaps the best elementary school in the nation." A Cambridge Educator

This book is an excellent resource for any one interested in straight forward Biblical answers to a wide range of questions. This is one of three Question and Answer books by Guy N. Woods. I highly recommend them to any Bible student.

In Los Angeles Harbor, assistant U.S. attorney Brock Andrews and his crew of men break up the sale of C-4 explosives to Syrian interests. There was enough explosive power being disposed of to have destroyed a very large geographical area. They arrest Edward Nelson, a former CIA agent and an internationally known arms dealer, who is now looking at serving at least a century of time behind bars instead of lixurious surroundings.

A few months later, Brock's estranged spouse and boss, Alison, cuts a deal with Edward. She releases him in return for his cooperation. He will serve as a mole and help ferret out a domestic terrorist group. An appalled Brock cannot believe that the agency cut a deal with a person like Nelson, who is as untrustworthy as anyone and probably has an agenda of his own. Brock is right about the defamed former agent, but he is non-cognizant of the fact that Nelson plans to organize and release a powerfully armed militia, whose targets are in! power at the highest levels of political Washington D.C. It remains for the battling Andrews, who do not talk to each other, to reunite in order to stop an act of terrorism that not only seems impossible to put into action, but will cripple the country if it comes to pass.

QUICKSAND is an incredible thriller that is played out on two fronts: the United States and the Andrews family. Though, readers will have to ignore federal nepotism laws, it is worth doing because that acceptance brings a ton of personal tension to this already exciting thriller. William P. Wood provides fans of political suspense novels with a fabulous winner that will leave readers searching the used bookstores for previous works by this talented writer.

Harriet Klausner

This story beautifully balances a child's inner self-esteem with a wonderful sense of adventure. The young boy in the book looks for "a quiet place" to escape from the intesity of the outside world. My son and I have read it every night for the last week, just before bed. Wonderful writing, truly breathtaking illustrations. The author's earlier work, GRANDAD'S PRAYER'S OF THE EARTH, is one of our favorites.

Quick--who said, "The (music) industry is just rife with jealousy and hatred. Everybody in it is a failed bassist." Even if you know (it was none other than former Smiths' frontman Morrisey) you'll find plenty of entertainment in perusing the other 800-plus quotes in Quotable Pop :Five Decades of Blah Blah Blah compiled and edited by Phil Dellio and Scott Woods.

Dellio and Woods, who previously published the hilarious "I Wanna Be Sedated", a primer on pop and rock music of the seventies, are clearly rock critics in the Lester Bangs/Robert Christgau mold. As such, they find plenty of humor in the things rock musicians have been saying through the years, and you will too. This is the perfect book for a bunch of music fans sitting around with too many six-packs and a free Friday evening.

No matter what kind of music you like, you'll find something here. Though musicians from the sixties on up are better represented than the early rockers, you'll find some interesting bon mots from Chuck Berry, Jerry Lee Lewis, and, of course, Elvis (actually both Presley and Costello are represented).

Special mention must also be made of Mike Rooth's glorious caricatures, which are really sharp and add a lot to the book-check out the cover illustration of the Gallagher Brothers as a two-headed monster. For anyone who enjoys popular music to excess, Quotable Pop is an enjoyable read. Now, who said "I'm a total beer slob"?