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Go MAD: Make a Difference 1 review
C. Kevin Wanzer, Eric Chester, ...
Chess Press, 2003
Go MAD: Make a Difference
My daughter LOVED this book. Sometimes I would hear her laughing from the other room as she read it. She would even bring up some of the issues she read about during dinner. She said that even though it was written by adults, it was presented in "her language" (funny, I thought she spoke English like the rest of us). She really liked the chapters by Mark Bernstein and Keith Hawkins in ...
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Willa's Poppy 2 reviews
Chester Aaron
Zumaya Publications, 2005
Heart-warming insight into a young girls struggle with self-worth
Reviewed by Cindy Lynn Jacobs for Reader Reviews (6/06)
Willa considers herself fat and ugly compared to her sister. She is also struggling in school. In effort to encourage her academically, her parents agree to allow her to adopt a puppy for her 14th birthday if her grades improve. When her birthday arrives, her excellent grades win her the prize. She adopts Poppy, a deserted bloodhound ...
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The Great Garlic Book: A Guide With Recipes1 review
Chester Aaron
Ten Speed Press, 1997
Another great garlic book by Aaron
Like "Garlic Is Life" Aaron hits it out of the park for garlic lovers everywhere. Again the recipes were out of this world and Chesters unique way of imparting his wisdom and experiences were a delight to devour. I couldn't wait to get some more of "Chesters" garlic planted this fall to continue my own adventure into the wonderful world of garlic.
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An American Ghost1 review
Chester Aaron
Harcourt, 1973
keeps you on the edge of your seat!
When I started this book I didn't think it would be any good, but as I read more I found it was great. I highly recomend this book.
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Gideon 3 reviews
Chester Aaron
Scholastic Paperbacks, 1983
gideon
I read this book when I was in junior high..I have been looking to read it again since I understand a little more about WWII and what happened to the jews. I really enjoyed this book when I was young.
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Garlic Kisses: Human Struggles with Garlic Connections1 review
Chester Aaron
Zumaya Publications, LLC, 2007
Enjoy a chat with Chester the Garlic Guy
Reviewed by Sandra MacLean for Reader Views (06/06)
Chester Aaron has made me a convert! I don't usually read short story collections but I was delighted and astonished at how entertaining these garlic anecdotes turned out to be. That's surely a tribute to the skillful story telling ability of the author.
You can almost hear Aaron ask, "Did I ever tell you about the time ...?" After ...
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Garlic Is Life: A Memoir With Recipes5 reviews
Chester Aaron
Ten Speed Press, 1996
Great book
I have had the pleasure of interviewing Chester on my gardening show on a couple of occassions and found him charming, enlightening and certainly passionate about his garlic. I was thouroughly pleased when I found the book to be an extension of his interviews. This man at 80 something is more full of life than most twenty year olds and he exudes this energy and love of life into print in a way ...
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Couldn't Keep It to Myself
Wally/ Allen, George (CON)/ Barber, William (CON)/ Bremyer, Aaron (CON)/ Brown, Paul (CON)/ Canales, Angelica (CON)/ Castelli, Lynn (CON)/ Cauley, Debbie (CON)/ Chester, Linda (CON)/ Cohen, Bruce (CON)/ Cohen, Marge (CON)/ Donn, Evva (CON) Lamb
Harpercollins, 2004
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Home to the Sea2 reviews
Chester Aaron
Brown Barn Books, 2008
Recommended for readers age 12 and up
Award-winning author Chester Aaron, whose books have been selected for the Junior Literary Guild and made into an ABC Weekend Special movie, presents Home To The Sea, a novel for young adults about a twelve-year-old girl confronting changes in her life an Olympic-quality gift for swimming, and the mysterious ability to hear inhuman voices calling her to the sea. The author's years of ...
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