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Review Date: 8/20/2005
I found this book unbelieveable. I just don't believe in pet psychics.
Book is a quick read though.
Book is a quick read though.
Review Date: 6/30/2007
One of those books you will find hard to put down.
Review Date: 4/10/2008
Didn't like how this book constantly jumped around, wasn't very suspenseful. One could practically guess the outcome. Seemed to take forever to get through.
Seemed like a very built up book that wasn't as good as it was made out to be.
Seemed like a very built up book that wasn't as good as it was made out to be.
Review Date: 7/13/2006
Enjoyed reading from the cats point of view. Very humorous at times, sad in a few, but totally enjoyable.
Review Date: 5/24/2006
Helpful Score: 1
Lots of funny pics.
Review Date: 8/29/2005
Interesting book even though the book is a bit dated.
Review Date: 8/17/2007
I have always enjoyed Paulsen's books, but I just couldn't get into this one. So I read only about half of this book and just couldn't go no futher. Maybe if you are really into hunting and fishing you would enjoy this one.
Review Date: 1/6/2007
Helpful Score: 1
Got to have a sense of humor and understand cats for this one. When I first looked at it I wasn't much impressed wondering why a cat would want to commit suicide, but when you read why this book was created (in the first chapter) it makes it more funny and enjoyable. Funny illustrations.
Review Date: 9/29/2010
Not one of his best. It felt like this was just a few chapters left out of one of the Beast House series of books.
Review Date: 1/24/2007
Helpful Score: 3
Very good companion book to The Giver. Both books are listed for teens but I do believe they are a great read for anyone. Hard to put down.
Review Date: 12/31/2008
Author spent a lot of time describing the area and history of the area this book took place, which I found kind of slow and drawn out in those parts of the book. Other than it was and ok read.
Hanz Holzer's Travel Guide to Haunted Houses : A Practical Guide to Places Haunted by Ghosts, Spirits and Poltergeists
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Book Type: Hardcover
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Review Date: 6/27/2005
Helpful Score: 1
101 of the world's most interesting and important haunted places--complete with history, travel tips and anecdotes about ghostly encounters
Maps, directions and advice to help every traveler locate each haunted place and perhaps have one's own ghostly experience.
A fully-illustrated guide.
Maps, directions and advice to help every traveler locate each haunted place and perhaps have one's own ghostly experience.
A fully-illustrated guide.
Review Date: 12/19/2006
An ok book. Some stories were good, others were not the best. Guess it just about evens out the good and bad :-)
Review Date: 12/27/2006
Decent horror book. Kept you interested and wanting to know what happens.
Review Date: 9/30/2007
Even though this book was directed toward a younger crowd, I believe anyone who loves horses would enjoy this book.
From inside the dustcover:
"They called her Hummer because she did. All the time. Well at least whenever she was thinking of horses, which is pretty close to saying all the time."
The morning Hummer wakes to find a beautiful, black Arabian mare outside, she's sure it's meant for her. Summoned by the bower of her desires and her dreams, this horse will fix all that's wrong in Hummer's life.
When Old Man Riley shows up to take his runaway horse home, Hummer's fantasy is shattered. But there is something about this pale, skinny girl - a toughness and determination - that impresses and touches Riley. He also senses something askew in Hummer's home. He's known her parents, Leona and Virgil, for a long time, but things don't seem quite what they ought to be. He decides to leave Fox with Hummer after all, sort of a loan.
In the days that follow, the time that Hummer spends with Riley and Fox works a different kind of magic in the young girl's life, until the day that Hummer's world and home almost fall apart.
Linda Gruenberg's first novel is a powerful witness to the potentially healing influence people have on each other's lives.
From inside the dustcover:
"They called her Hummer because she did. All the time. Well at least whenever she was thinking of horses, which is pretty close to saying all the time."
The morning Hummer wakes to find a beautiful, black Arabian mare outside, she's sure it's meant for her. Summoned by the bower of her desires and her dreams, this horse will fix all that's wrong in Hummer's life.
When Old Man Riley shows up to take his runaway horse home, Hummer's fantasy is shattered. But there is something about this pale, skinny girl - a toughness and determination - that impresses and touches Riley. He also senses something askew in Hummer's home. He's known her parents, Leona and Virgil, for a long time, but things don't seem quite what they ought to be. He decides to leave Fox with Hummer after all, sort of a loan.
In the days that follow, the time that Hummer spends with Riley and Fox works a different kind of magic in the young girl's life, until the day that Hummer's world and home almost fall apart.
Linda Gruenberg's first novel is a powerful witness to the potentially healing influence people have on each other's lives.
Review Date: 11/5/2005
Helpful Score: 1
This is a mini book. Cute book with funny quotes.
Review Date: 12/19/2006
Great read. A book you won't want to put down.
Review Date: 10/8/2005
I just cannot get into this book. I have read the intro. and 3 chapters and found it jumping from incidents to history about the emt drivers themselves. I don't like books that keep jumping back and forth like that. Maybe it gets better if you continue reading, but after 3 chapters that was enough for me.
Maybe someone will like it better.
Maybe someone will like it better.
Review Date: 4/27/2006
Good read, bit drawn out in parts though. Overall a good book.
Review Date: 3/13/2006
Many short stories. Quick read.
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