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5 reviews
Judith O'Brien

Marvel Comics, 2004

EXCELLENT!11
PLOT- The new girl at Midtown High, Mary Jane Watson juggles and struggles with her parents' divorce, her love of ballet, and her growing new bond with class nerd Peter Parker - who's about to undergo a startling transformation of his own. SETTING- New York City- The story takes place in various locations in present day NYC. CHARACTERS- Mary Jane Watson- Fifteen-year-old Mary-Jane, MJ to ...

Timeless Love

23 reviews
Judith O'Brien

Simon Pulse, 2002

I love this book!!
I usually hate mushy romantic books but timeless love is simpley amazing! The main character is independant and easy to relate to! I recomend this book 100%

One Perfect Knight

6 reviews
Judith O'Brien

Pocket, 1998

Medieval Romance in Modern-day New York
For all who have been dreaming of finding that knight in shining armour, this is the book for you. The beauty of Camelot contrasted with the ugliness of modern society leaves you hoping for days gone by. Relive the splendour of Camelot and believe that dreams do come true!

To Marry a British Lord

6 reviews
Judith O'Brien

Pocket, 1997

Entertaining!
I found To Marry A British Lord by Judith O'Brien to be her most entertaining work. I really enjoyed this tale about a woman falling in love with her soon to be husband's best friend. I had a five minute laughing fit at one part of the story which I've never experienced reading anything. When I think back on it I still get the giggles. I was also able to appreciate the mother-in-law ...

A Gift of Love

18 reviews

Pocket Books, 1995

The perfect Christmas anthology
I normally don't care for anthologies, for two principal reasons. First, many stories in these anthologies suffer from being over-short; the usual 70 - 100 pages is simply not sufficient to develop the storyline in a sufficiently satisfying manner. Second, there is always at least one story in each collection which is disappointing and lets the others down. However, I saw this book in, of all ...

Way of the Mystic: Seeing Through the Ark

2 reviews
Judith O'Brien

Aventine Press, 2008

a steady guidepost
Way of the Mystic has a prominent place on my coffee table and I open it every day. Ms. O'Brien's book is a helpful guidepost, easy to take in and use as a reminder to what it's all about. I've read many, many books on spritual awakening, and the stories in Way of the Mystic take concepts that I've read in the abstract and show how they actually look when applied to a life, to an awakening. Ms. ...

The Course Syllabus: A Learning-Centered Approach (JB - Anker)

1 review
Judith Grunert O'Brien, Barbara J. Millis, ...

Jossey-Bass, 2008

Excellent resource
This is a concise guide to creating syllabi that encourage students to engage in course content and take advantage of resources available to them. I have used suggestions from this book for several courses over the past six years. My students find that a syllabus based on suggestions in the book helps them organize their approach to the course and establish goals for learning. Administrative ...

Six Snowy Sheep

2 reviews
Judith Ross Enderle, Stephanie Gordon Tessler

Boyds Mills Pr, 1994

Six Snowy Sheep
I originally bought this book for my five yr. old but my one yr. old quickly made it his own. The dry humor and brevity of this book make it an extremely enjoyable read for kids. I'm just glad I can re-order one since our current copy is in shreds from so much use. What a great book!

Marvel: Mary Jane: Inspired by the Best-Selling Ultimate Spider-Man Graphic Novels

17 reviews
Judith O'Brien, Mike Mayhew

Marvel Comics, 2003

This book was great!
The book Mary Jane is about a teenaged girl, named, Mary Jane Watson whose best friend is Peter Parker, a dorkey science geek. This story is about how Mary Jane and Peter have to work on a school science project together, and they try to figure out the formula to a new energy drink called OZ, that a kid in her school, Harry Osborne, dad's created. It also talks about the changes in her family ...

The Forever Bride (Sonnet Books)

1 review
Judith O'Brien

Pocket, 1999

This book has everything you need for a "good read"!
WOW, I loved this book! It has passion and romance, supernatural happenings, family values, strong characters, historical background, and a super mystery with a startling ending.It is written with strong emotions - I laughed, got chills, hated, and sympathized with the characters. I could not put the book down; I cooked with it, bathed with it, and ignored household chores until I finished it.

Maiden Voyage

5 reviews
Judith O'Brien

Pocket, 1996

As the author....well....
Some of these reviews really bother me, especially the one accusing me of never having been to Ireland (which is where I spent many summers as a child, many more vists as an adult). As for the characters being "stock," each was based on a very real person. In all honesty, I should have a thick skin by now, and I certainly respect opinions of all sorts, but how could one possibly think I wrote ...

Ashton's Bride

4 reviews
Judith O'Brien

Thorndike Pr, 1995

I will never forget it...
This book was my first romance novel and it got me hooked! I couldn't help but love this book, and I can guarantee that I will never forget it. Not only is this book sweet, but it won't make you blush like some other books I could name. It is definitely a romance novel to give to a friend who hasn't experienced this genre before.

ENTER THE HERO

2 reviews
Judith O'Brien

Pocket Books, 2003

exciting Regency romance
In 1814 Lord William Ogilvie challenges playwright Edgar St. John to a duel because the former felt that the latter made him look inane in the play "He Begs to Differ". By post Edgar accepts, but informs the English lord that their matter of honor must happen in Ireland. William obtains the services of Lucius Ashford as his second and they trek to the duel rendezvous point where they meet a ...

Perfect Secrets

2 reviews
Kathleen Kane, Judith O'Brien, ...

St. Martin's Press, 1999

disappointed
I had a hard time with this book. It did not keep my interest at all and was hard to follow in places.

Action for Inclusion
John O'Brien, Marsha Forest, ...

Inclusion Pr, 1989

This 55 page book is definitely the best seller of Inclusion Press. It is now in its 4th printing. It is short and jargon free and describes in detail the Circle of Friends exercise and the MAPS (Making Action Plans) process. We strongly recommend it with the Video With A Little Help From My Friends and the New MAPS Training Video. This book is being used by school systems all around the globe. It is perfect for conferences and courses as ...

Six Creepy Sheep

2 reviews
Judith Ross Enderle, Stephanie Gordon Tessler

Boyds Mills Pr, 1992

Fun for the Little Tykes!
Six Creepy Sheep is really clever. The text is fun to read aloud as long as you take it slow, because it can be a tongue twister. The phrase, "Then, on little sheep feet, six creepy sheep went a-haunting" is repeated with each sheep disappearance. Try saying that out loud. It's difficult to articulate rapidly. There's nothing scary about this story, and it's very enjoyable for adults as ...

Once Upon a Rose

2 reviews
Judith O'Brien

Pocket Books, 2004

For every woman there waits a perfect love ... even across 400 years of time ...
Description from the book back cover: 'I walked into a maze and got lost on the path to love.' Rocketing country-western star Deanie Bailey suspected if she put what happened to her in a song, she'd earn another Grammy - or be locked up as a lunatic. She had been shooting a music video in England on the grounds of Hampton Court Palace when she ducked into the castle's famous maze for a moment ...

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