Another solid entry in the Charlie Resnick series, this one mostly about the search for a missing woman after a New Year's party. The mystery is a little less tricky than others in the series, and instead is a little more interesting in the personal realm.

I'm a newbie to CS so this was just about the right size book for me (138 pages). It's plain, and for the most part, in simple language. I think Dr. Covington should update his EZ-101 Study Key for the late 90's.

Since I finished reading this I keep it in the back of my pocket. I refer to this book when I want to get my team or my clients motivated in brainstorming sessions. Dr. Noone had a very clear and humirist fashion of explaining his basic guidelines of "Problem Solving": 1. Mind Maps 2.Option generation 3.Fishhooking and 4. Analogies to bring out creativity. From your creative thoughts Dr. Noone would explain how to be able to utilize those thoughts with various methods as well how to be able to take action on the solutions. I recommend this book for a quick and easy read to be prepared for brainstorming sessions as an individual or as a team.

The beautiful pictures captured my eye when I first saw this book. I am a preschool teacher and was looking for a picture book of bears. The book was very informative, however they did imply that koala's are bears and they are marsupials. They carry their young in a pouch like kangaroo's. I did write to the author and publisher and they mentioned they would correct this in their reprints of this book. If they do correct it I would highly recommend this book.

This small book (95 pages) is a great look at delegating - the barriers and benefits, exactly how to set goals, how to communicate, and how to track delegations. It is aimed largely at the supervisory level, and is more task oriented. Thus, it is probably not as useful for an executive wanting to delegate large responsibilities, but still is a good basic look at delegating.

When you see the book, you're thinking: "Oh, doesn't look so professional, the cover is ...not attractive for the people in search for jobs." But when you start looking through the book, you can't put it down because you find some interesting facts not seen yet in other books. So, go check it if you really are in search for a job !

This book gives you a good explanation of each (not all) breed. It is really informative if you are lookig for a dog, and don't know what breed to get.

Well, I am a 17 year old high schooler, and I just read "The Age of Innocence", I don't think people of my age should be reading this kind of books, most of my people in my English class didn't understand like half of the vocabulary, I personally didnt understand some of it. I wouldn't recommend this book to any young people, it involves lots of imaginary love scenes that I dont think people in my age understand.

It has a very nice animals, and it goes through the bath process for a little elephant afraid of the water. In the process they go through every posible reason of why the bath could be a scary experience. How mama elephant takes the little one along with very clever solutions.

From the review, everyone seems to enjoy this piece of work