All children need to learn about color and Marc Brown always enlighten's the mood of reading to children. He is a wonderful author and I would reccommend any of his books.

Excellent book. This was a first-hand look into the life of a teenage mother. Unlike most books which focus on the teenage mother, this book looked at the feelings of her father. This nine month journey was filled with the joys and sorrows, the happiness and the guilt that many fathers might feel if they were in "Bill's" shoes. As a minister, he fights with the moral and popular opinion of the choice his daughter has made and is firm in his commitment to stand behind her, no matter what she chooses.

Excellent book. Interesting as an unofficial case study.

Dale Brown's still the champ, and he proves it in this latest thriller. The weaponry, as usual, is top notch, and the story moves along faster than ever. I think, though, that he should consider giving Col. Bastan a promotion - he really has a lot of responsibility for that rank. Besides, he's conceited enough to be a general.

No serious reader who is interested in the circumstances of the assassination of John Kennedy and the subsequent murder of his assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald, should miss this book which provides valuable insight into the motives of Oswald's killer, Jack Ruby, through the eyes of the trial judge; the statements made by Jack Ruby to the Warren Commission and during the course of Ruby's FBI polygraph examination.
Many readers will recall the hysteria which was created by these two murders which occurred in Dallas within 48 hours. Speculation immediately arose and persists today whether Oswald was the sole assassin and whether Jack Ruby killed Oswald to silence him, thereby protecting Oswald's alleged accomplices. There was also speculation that Oswald was the tool of a foreign government and/or whether Ruby was hired by those same interests to silence Oswald.
A reading of the Ruby interrogation conducted by Chief Justice Warren and former President Gerald Ford provides the reader with valuable clues to Ruby's motivations. Ruby's testimony appears to be somewhat self-serving, but his insistence on a polygraph to prove his truthfulness is noteworthy and the results are very interesting.
The editor drew on her vast research and experiences as a Dallas psychologist to provide the reader with the necessary background regarding the mood of Dallas and in the final analysis, that mood was the key element resulting in the appellate court reversal of the Ruby conviction.

(Sorry for my poor english...)

If you liked the marvelous Moravagine, Dan Yack could be considerated in a way as is soft counterpart. When a group of depraved artits decide to follow an idle billionnaire to spend a winter near the south pole, anything can happen. And, of course, as we are in the Blaise Cendrars world, it happens in a brutal, hallucinating but touching way. Dan Yack plays with life like a gambler who would play russian roulette with a gun loaded with five bullets.

Zuri Jackson and Danitra Brown are best friends facing a long summer apart, for Danitra is going to visit her family in the country. They decide to cultivate a series of letters sharing their summer: this presents their insights, with Floyd Cooper providing the illustrative embellishments.

For all you Wraith players and storytellers who don't have any spectres in the game-- You have NO IDEA what you are missing! And, if you do have spectres but not this sourcebook, you could be doing a LOT better!

"Dark Reflections: Spectres" is Black Dog's first Wraith book. It does a GREAT job describing the mentality and characteristics of Wraiths who have fallen into their shadow. Storytellers will see how to properly incorporate spectres into the game, and players will learn how to properly play them.

Get this discontinued tome while you still can!

This is a good book for young people who are interested in fantasy/science fiction. The main characters are 12 yrs old and have magic powers and stuff. If you like all thaat jazz check it out.Part of the reason I like it might be that it takes place in my home town. Who knows?

This book is the most inspirational book I've read and I can't stop reading it. It has many really cute pictures and life stories of David's. He is as much of an inspiration as he is an awesome player. I don't care what others say, he is my inspiration and hero. I recommend this book to anyone and everyone. It gives you a new outlook on life and to never give up in whatever you do. This book is at the top of my list.

I love devotional books but this one, to me, is top of the line.
Each day starts out with a passage from the Word of God, followed
by a short discussion on that word, and ending with a short prayer. Very nice.

I like to be able to read a morsel or two before my day begins and this is such a good way to do it. This book can be read year after year, it's words will still apply.

Great devotional! Heart warming!