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The Great White House Breakout2 reviews
Helen Thomas

Dial, 2008

A Funny Book About Living in the White House
The son of a female president, the White House mouse, and the family cat go on an adventure around the White House and through Washington D.C. This is a very sweet and funny story that takes a reader on a tour of the White House and Washington DC. It is really funny and very highly recommended.
  
  











  



  
Stedman's Cardiology & Pulmonary Words (Stedman's Word Books)2 reviews

Williams & Wilkins, 1997

Excellent Guide..
This is an excellent and must have publication for the novice or experienced medical transcriptionist. If you are hospital-based (home worker or office), this is a must have for the Cardiology and Pulmonology Speciality. If you can't find it anywhere else, it will be here. If you are looking for a supplement to enhance your library, I would not hesitate to purchase this handy guide. ...
  
  











  



  
Asperger Syndrome-Practical Strategies for the Classroom: A Teacher's Guide1 review
George Thomas, Phil Whitaker, ...

Autism Asperger Publishing Company, 2002

Asperger Syndrome - Practical Strategies for the Classroom: A Teacher's Guide
We have bought this simple, practical, straight-forward guide for each of our son's teachers (kindergarten, 1st grade, 2nd grade). Each teacher has thanked us repeatedly, as the book is so easy to use as a reference tool. You simply look up the unusual behavior, read the brief text explaining why the child with Asperger syndrome does this, and read the practical solutions and strategies for ...
  
  











  



  
Dateline: White House1 review
Helen Thomas

Macmillan Pub Co, 1975

Wonderful Glimpse!
I read her "Front Row at the White House" first and expected to get the same information, just not as many presidents. But in her first book, Ms. Thomas included more information than in her second book. You've always read about the presidents, by reading this book you get a 'behind the scenes' glimpse into their lives and how the reporters do their jobs.
  
  











  



  
Effortless Beauty1 review
Helen M. Thomas, Nancy Pauline Bruning

Perigee Trade, 1999

a wonderful new take on beauty
i've read a good amount of self-help books in my life, and this has got to be one of the best ones. EFFORTLESS BEAUTY emphasizes the use of ayurveda and incorporates yoga into a daily regimen tailored to your body type. following this book will mean a dramatic change to your lifestyle, but it would definitely be worth it. the authors have information on everything everyone's concerned about. ...
  
  











  



  
Springboard in the Pond: An Intimate History of the Swimming Pool4 reviews
Thomas A. P. Van Leeuwen

Diane Pub Co, 1999

History of Swimming Pool
This is the second in an anticipated series of four unorthodox books by a Dutch historian on architecture in relation to the classical elements: sky, water, fire and earth. The first volume, about the metaphysics of the American skyscraper, was published in 1988; while the third, which will focus on buildings destroyed by fire, is in preparation. This second volume, which is illustrated by ...
  
  











  



  
Stedman's Ob-Gyn Words: Including Neonatology, Pediatrics, Genetics (Stedman's Word Book Series)2 reviews

Williams & Wilkins, 1995

This book is a must-have for the OB/GYN transcriptionist.
I have recently started working as a medical transcriptionist for several OB/GYNs. This book has been invaluable to me (and would be to anyone new to the field) because it not only lists each word, as a medical dictionary does, but also lists phrases as you would hear them, and matches words that would follow or preceed other words. When the doctor mumbles "lichen ___" I can just look up ...
  
  











  



  
Changing the Face of Power: Women in the U.S. Senate (Focus on American History Series,Center for American ...1 review
Melina Mara, Helen Thomas

University of Texas Press, 2005

Changing the Face of Power
Melina Mara takes us far beyond the obvious things we know about these women. She has penetrated their lives with her camera in a powerful and often surprising way. It is important subject matter as the face of congress changes. Melina does a wonderful job letting us know what these people do and who they are.
  
  











  



  
Daddy, What is Success?4 reviews
Richard A. Singer, Joseph Betty, ...

Books For Living, 2008

Great Teaching! Great Book!
In this delightful read we meet two children, Michael and Emily. They have been given an assignment to tell what 'success' mean to them. The children ask their father's advise on the subject and he shares with them the 8 secrets he learned from his own parents years ago. These are introduced in a lovely way by a poem given first. After that a 'Parent and Child Interactive Discussion,' is ...
  
  











  



  
What About God? Now That You're Off to College: A Prayer Guide2 reviews
Helen R. Neinast, Thomas C. Ettinger

Upper Room, 1992

Spiritually challenging and very 'real.'
Here - in a book that young adult readers will find remarkably beckoning - one will discover not only an intelectually stimulating, but a spiritually-challenging combination of insight, wit, and wisdom which challenges, amuses and provides - with remarkable impact - realistic, meaningful connections to the contemporary life experiences of the contemporary young adult. "What About God" links ...
  
  











  



  
Le Morte D'Arthur: The Winchester Manuscript (Oxford World's Classics)69 reviews
Thomas Malory

Oxford University Press, USA, 2008

Signet translation much better than others
I bought this Signet translation by Keith Baines after a frustrating attempt to read the Modern Library translation by William Caxton. Caxton's dry, stilted rendition left me hungry for a cleaner, more modern version. Here's a prime example from page 1: Caxton: "It befell in the days of Uther Pendragon, when he was king of all England, and so reigned, that there was a mighty duke in ...
  
  











  



  
God's House (Kids Preschool)1 review
Ellen Javernick

Pauline Books & Media, 1999

Excellent book
My three year old enjoys reading this book, and he is learning what many of the things in the church are called. The book taught him about the stations of the cross, the lector, the tabernacle, etc. I bought four more copies for his cousins!
  
  











  



  
Rosary Posters1 review
Sr. D. Thomas Halpin

Pauline Books & Media, 2003

Wonderful for my kids!
I was looking for some pictures that my kids could relate to and have something to look at and picture while we pray the rosary. I was hoping for something a little smaller - maybe 8x10 but these are great!
  
  











  



  
Living Organic: Easy Steps to an Organic Family Lifestyle5 reviews
Helen Porter, Helen Quested, ...

Time Life UK, 2001

A Great Place to Start
If you have ever wondered why some of your friends are vegetarian, and why this movement is growing so fast, or why people recyle, etc. this is a great place to find the answers. A very inviting reading on why these things are important, how you can get involved-and might I add-feel "normal" about it. Toss off keeping up with the spending habits and overconsumerism of your friends, and get ...
  
  











  



  
The Woman Who Wouldn't Talk54 reviews
Susan McDougal, Helen Thomas

Carroll & Graf Publishers, 2002

Emotional catharsis
I was disposed to like Whitewater figure and Kenneth Starr nemesis Susan McDougal before I ever read her book and have long felt that a justice system which rewards those who tell prosecutors what they want to hear (immunity, plea bargaining) and penalizes those who insist on their innocence or their right to a jury trial, is flawed. So I'm not exactly unbiased. But who is? The first part of ...
  
  











  



  
Ballet (An Usborne Guide)2 reviews
Annabel Thomas, Helen Davies

Educational Development Corporation, 1987

THE #1 BEST book to start out with!
I went to the library and tried every book they have on the topic... we keep renewing this one, so now I'm going to buy it. This is like all the other books combined... it has everything! The diagrams of steps and positions, in adition to the basic first five, are extensive and well-organized into chapters on Exercises at the Barre, Centre Work, Jumps and Travelling Steps... rounding off with ...
  
  











  



  
What Do They Do All Day in Heaven?3 reviews
Staci C. Thomas

Our Family Lines, 1995

It will warm your heart and bring a tear to your eye.
This is not just a book for children, but for anyone who has lost someone close to their heart. While reading "What Do They Do All Day In Heaven?" to my little girls, we can truely feel the love that radiates from every word and picture on each page. This was truely created through a mother's pure love for her children. Richard Paul Evans of the "Christmas Box" puts it best when he wrote in ...
  
  











  



  
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 Xenophobe's Guide to the Danes1 review
Helen Dyrbye, Steven Harris, ...

Oval Books, 1999

I laughed till I cried - the second time I read this..
After 2 years in Denmark this book still managed to provide insights into the Danes. I find myself quoting it when trying to discribe Denmark to others ... and even gave it to my Danish boyfriend to give him perspectives on what others see as 'Danish'. His constant 'you mean other people dont do that' where only interupted by his laughter. What is more it has been used as a textbook in a ...
  
  











  



  
Stalking the Soul: Emotional Abuse and the Erosion of Identity26 reviews
Marie-France Hirigoyen, Helen Marx, ...

Helen Marx Books, 2000

Stalking the Soul
Before reading Stalking the Soul, I read two other books on emotional abuse (No Visible Wounds by Miller, and Why Does He Do That? by Bancroft). Each book is a jewel, a long drink of water in a dry parch of land. My favorite part of this book is that it has gifted me with a visceral understanding of what was going on during all those years of so-called "conversations" between abuser and victim. ...
  
  











  







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