books:
The London Ritz Book of English Breakfast
1 review
Helen Simpson
Arbor House Pub Co
, 1988
Yuuuuuuum. Brekky is the best.
I love this book, it's tiny, cute, well laid out, great recipes, a little history and makes you hungry. Whenever I have cooked from this book I have had to fight people off to actually get a taste of anything myself. All the recipes work extremely well and it's as great a book to just sit and read.
Native Americans (Nature Company Discoveries Libraries)
1 review
Judith Simpson
Time-Life Books
, 1995
Beautifully Illustrated Book!
I am a third grade teacher and the study of Native Americans is part of our History/Social Studies curriculum. Every third grade teacher at my school has purchased this book with their own money to use when teaching this topic. It is beautifully illustrated and contains lots of colorful photographs. It contains interesting facts and information about different Native American tribes and their ...
The Rough Guide to Cult Movies - 2nd Edition (Rough Guide Reference)
6 reviews
Paul Simpson
,
Helen Rodiss
, ...
Rough Guides
, 2004
Great fun, lots of info, but sloppy
I bought this book and read most of it in one night; I couldn't put it down because the subject is so fascinating. A huge number of films are given short reviews: some I knew, some I didn't. The tome's small size and attractive design helped me keep reading into the wee hours. But I became gradually more annoyed when I discovered how carelessly the book was written and edited (if there was an ...
Getting a Life: Stories
15 reviews
Helen Simpson
Vintage
, 2002
england's finest
I brought the paperback of this book back from the UK and finally got around to reading it last month. It is simply one of the best-- funniest, best written, most trenchant, most important, most affecting-- story collections published in the last decade. Pretty much every story in it is about a thirtysomething woman with children; some of the women stay at home and have minds of mush, some of ...
PointMaker( Object Lessons for Youth Ministry
Karen Dockrey, Stacy L. Haverstock, Michelle Ransom Hicks, Jan Kershner, Pamela Malloy, Kelly Martin, Erin McKay, Julie Meiklejohn, Janet Dodge Narum, Todd Outcalt, Kristi Rector, Christina Schofield, Alison Simpson, Tim Simpson, Helen Turnbull, Katrina Arbuckle
,
Amy Bryant
, ...
Group Publishing
, 2000
Make a memorable impact on youth! This collection of 100 10- to 15-minute object lessons for youth ministry is guaranteed to get teenagers actively involved in their lessons. Each object lesson serves as a great discussion starter or as a foundation for Bible study. They can even be used as strong stand-alone "PointMakers." Complete with a Scripture index and a theme index, the book also includes 5 "bonus" ideas-object lessons that center ...
The Rough Guide to Cult Fiction (Rough Guides Reference Titles)
6 reviews
Rough Guides
, 2005
Excellent Place to Find Your New Favorite Novel
First, a word about the term cult fiction, and its implications. When I first saw the title of this little book, I assumed it would be full of strung-out wreckages like Burroughs and Dick. While the Rough Guide does contain them (as it should), its scope is far greater than writers of that type. In here you'll find a wind range of novelists reviewed, including Graham Greene, John Fowles, even ...
The Rough Guide to Superheroes (Rough Guide Reference)
5 reviews
Paul Simpson
,
Helen Rodiss
, ...
Rough Guides
, 2004
Great OVERVIEW of the Comics world...
If you'd like to learn all about comics, this is a good starting point. The book covers the historical context, the creators, the superheroes themselves and the public's fascination with this entertainment genre. Why are people fascinated with comics? Why the appeal? This book answers these questions, and shows how comic characters have influenced and been influenced by culture, especially in ...
In the Driver's Seat (Vintage Contemporaries)
Helen Simpson
Vintage
, 2008
The London Ritz Book of Afternoon Tea
12 reviews
Helen Simpson
William Morrow Cookbooks
, 1986
Added to the whole series.....Putting on The Ritz!
I just returned from London where I enjoyed the "Ritzual" of Tea in the gorgeous Palm Court. This is my second time and even with the insane prices with the weakening dollar I would still do it all over again. This book is a great reminder of that very special event for my 50th birthday. Try to collect the whole series-wonderful, wonderful!
Constitutional: Stories
1 review
Helen Simpson
Jonathan Cape
, 2006
Quite disappointing
I absolutely love the way Helen Simpson writes - particularly about mothers. It was with huge enthusiasm that I read this latest collection of short stories but was quite let down in the end. This time around, she seems preoccupied with the theme of death; most of the stories blurred together and even now I cannot recall very many of them. If I were her literary advisor, I would suggest that ...
In the Driver's Seat: Stories
1 review
Helen Simpson
Knopf
, 2007
5-Star Short Stories
Helen Simpson is an accomplished and awarded British writer. This is her fourth collection of short stories, and she has also published a novella. Her stories are enjoyable vignettes on the lives of ordinary British people - generally women. They are thoughtful and sometimes funny, wise and often witty. Simpson does a bit of tongue in cheek as her characters maneuver through their days or ...
Four Bare Legs in a Bed
Helen Simpson
Mandarin
, 1991
Image Stream
Gregg Bordowitz
,
Aruna d'Souza
, ...
Wexner Center for the Arts
, 2004
Description: Image Stream brings together eight gallery-based film and video works, each of which explore the limits of this new medium, returning to narrative and changing conventional modes of viewing. Curator Helen Molesworth in this her first exhibition for the Wexner Art Center has selected works by Kutlug Ataman, Matthew Barney, Tacita Dean, Andrea Fraser, Pierre Huyghe, Neil Jordan, Donald Moffett, and Lorna Simpson, each of which is ...
7 Day Juicing Health Plan: Replacing the Missing Elements in Your Diet
Helen J. Simpson
Foulsham
, 2001
HEY YEAH RIGHT GET A LIFE
1 review
HELEN SIMPSON
Vintage Books / Random House
, 2001
England's finest
I brought the paperback of this book back from the UK and finally got around to reading it last month. It is simply one of the best-- funniest, best written, most trenchant, most important, most affecting-- story collections published in the last decade. Pretty much every story in it is about a thirtysomething woman with children; some of the women stay at home and have minds of mush, some of ...
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