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Review Date: 1/18/2010
"This is dectective story set in a futuristic world. The characters are well-fleshed out and believable and the story is spell-binding up to the very end."
Review Date: 7/10/2010
"A fascinating well-told tale of science fiction."
Review Date: 11/29/2009
"Candace Camp is a great Regency romance novelist. her plots are well-planned and her characters well developed. I like the way the three novels in this Matchmaker series tie together."
Review Date: 1/18/2010
"The opening of this book is a description of an airport waiting room that will resonate with anyone who has ever sat in an airport waiting - just waiting. The stories are bound together by the idea that during all that waiting you can take time travel side trips to other worlds. Le Guin uses her anthropological background to create believable cultures of unbelievable life forms. Beautifully written as all Le Guin's books are."
Review Date: 11/29/2009
"Candace Camp is a great Regency romance novelist. her plots are well-planned and her characters well developed. I like the way the three novels in this Matchmaker series tie together."
Review Date: 11/29/2009
"If you are a civil war buff and like a little very light romance you will enjoy this series. This is the first book in the series and introduces the north and south branches of starring family. Well-researched."
Review Date: 1/18/2010
"This is a great collection of essays for anyone who wants to see into the workings of King's mind or who is contemplating writing horror storied of their own."
Review Date: 1/24/2010
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"The Arthurian legend retold as a mighty epic starting with the dawn of time. Beautifully written this book takes you deep into the world of mythology, ancient magic, and history. This is the first of three. The others are The Eagle and the Sword(2) and the Wolf and the Crown (3). Best read in order. This is the story of battling gods, destiny, Merlin, Uther, ending with the birth of Arthur."
Review Date: 1/24/2010
"The Arthurian legend retold as a mighty epic starting with the dawn of time. Beautifully written this book takes you deep into the world of mythology, ancient magic, and history. This is the second of three. The others are The Dragon and the Unicorn (1) and the Wolf and the Crown (3). Best read in order. This is the story of Merlin vs Morgeu, Arthur, the boy, and the sword."
Review Date: 1/18/2011
"This is one of the best explanations of Paulo Friere's educational philosophy."
Review Date: 4/22/2011
"1967 Nebula Award winner A mythic fantasy on dealing with difference"
Review Date: 11/29/2009
"If you are a civil war buff and like a little light romance you will enjoy this series. This is the second book in the series and introduces the north and south branches of starring family. Well-researched. Unfortunately the ending will leave you wanting to read the next book to find out what happens."
The Greatest Catchers of All Time (Donald Honig Best Players of All Time Series)
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Review Date: 11/29/2009
"Beatiful photographs, well-researched. A great gift for a baseball buff."
Review Date: 3/22/2013
"Comprehensive guide to teaching art at the elementary level with an emphasis on the process of creating. Very well-organized with learning objectives and many examples of activities for all the areas of the visual arts."
Review Date: 1/15/2010
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"This is an amazing book. Each chapter was written as a short story, each of which was an award winner. The story is seeped in Kenyan lore and each story is a small parable of its own."
Review Date: 1/18/2010
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"This is one of my all time favorite romances. Charbonneau is an outstanding writer who takes two people living outside their cultures and crafts an incredible love story. Based on the true story of the gift of corn to the Irish people made by the Cherokee tribe during the potato famine, the heroine, who with her brother survived the Trail of Tears as a child, is a missionized Cherokee Indian woman who takes on the task of delivering the corn to Ireland. There she comes in conflict with an Irish outlaw who has lost everything - wife, children, home, and the will to live. Can two such different people find love and happiness as they travel across America to homestead in Oregon? It's a book you can read again and again."
Review Date: 11/29/2009
"A great mystery with an unlikely hero."
Review Date: 11/29/2009
"This is a wonderful collection of Hugo winner Card's stories. It included Ender's Game, the story that started the Ender series."
Review Date: 1/24/2010
"I love this book. Set in California at the end of the 1800s, it tells of the romance between two unlikely people - a ranger sworn to protect the redwood forests and a lumber baron's rich spoiled daughter. It takes the San Franncisco earthquake to finally bring them together. Charbonneau is a wonderful writer who writes in a spare, poetic style uniquely her own, her stories always touched with a bit of fantasy. The star of this story Matt is my all time favorite romantic hero - would that all men love women the way he does."
Review Date: 11/29/2009
"Candace Camp is a great Regency romance novelist. her plots are well-planned and her characters well developed. I like the way the three novels in this Matchmaker series tie together."
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