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4 reviews
Jennie Miller Helderman, Mary Caulkins

Gramercy, 2002

Sparked the holiday conversation
This book broke the ice at the office/spouse holiday party! and gave the in-laws and ex-es some good laughs at the family dinner. Lots of information loaded into a stocking-sized prize.

CH is for Chocolate: Individually Wrapped Tastes of Switzerland

4 reviews
Mary Ann Miller

Masthof Press, 2007

Mary Ann Miller is amazing!
Traveling is almost always a delightful experience, and Mary Ann Miller's writing captures just that sense of adventure and curious observation that embodies the thrill of a new place. Her episodes will make you laugh and further allow you to appreciate the cultural richness that has developed over hundreds of years in the heart of Europe. Miller's academic background is clearly evident in her ...

Watching Weather (Accidental Scientist)

6 reviews
Tom Murphree, Mary K. Miller, ...

Owl Publishing Company, 1998

A HOME RUN HIT!
In "Watching Weather," Tom Murphree, Ph.D. and Mark K. Miller hit a home run! They've succeeded where many scientific writers have failed; Murphree and Miller were able to translate this complex subject, i.e., atmospheric dynamics, into plain English. As an operational meteorologist and educator, I highly recommend this book. A must buy!

Sailors' Valentines: Their Journey Through Time

5 reviews
Constance Marshall Miller, Mary S. Page, ...

Schiffer Publishing, 2006

Intricate Beauty
This book is a pictorial feast for the eyes. The folk art of Sailors' Valentines has been captured in all its historical beauty. The intricate detail of each of the pictured works is simply amazing, and as an artist and craftsperson, I truly appreciate the skill and beautiful symmetry as documented in this book. The colors and photography are superb and the historical background and ...

Beyond the realms of morning: A circumnavigation that reveals my personal journey

6 reviews
Mary Lois Miller

Old Mountain Press, 2001

Glowing portrayal of sailing in remote and exotic locations
The author's portrayal of a midnight watch with no horizon in sight burns etherial images in my soul. "...I see stars staring up at me from a mirrored sea. There are stars above. There are stars below -- not a whisper of a breeze. I have the sensation that I am floating, suspended in the center of a glass ball completely surrounded with stars." Complimenting the visions of exploring rich, ...

In Our Dreams

8 reviews
Ruth Glick, Barbara Cummings, ...

Zebra, 1998

Fantastic! Done the way romance SHOULD be done!
Get a copy of this anthology while you still can. You will NOT be a bit disappointed. Ten novellas from talented authors whose stories are inspired by TV and Movie heroes. What a kick! Regency, Western, Contemporary, Futuristic... They're all very well represented here. Stories and characters that will make you smile for days to come. Don't be put off by the mix of genres. This confirms ...

Williams Sonoma Kitchen Companion : The A to Z Guide to Everyday Cooking, Equipment, and Ingredients

5 reviews
Mary Goodbody, Carolyn Miller, ...

Time-Life Books, 2000

Must Have
I bought this book as a gift, and had to order another. I just couldn't put it down. It has a nice cover with tabs to keep your place and wipes clean easy. Ordered from A to Z is everything to do with cooking including tips and some history. Label terms, food, herbs, pans, preserving, and kitchen appliances - it is really amazing. Everybody on my Christmas list is getting one this year.

The Blood of Kings: Dynasty and Ritual in Maya Art

5 reviews
Linda Schele, Mary Ellen Miller

George Braziller, 1992

Understanding the Ooze of LIfe
The Blood of Kings by Linda Schele and MAry Ellen Miller was written on the occasion of the Kimbell Art Mesuem's exhibition of Maya Art in 1986. The hope was to draw attention to the rich legacy of Maya art along with a book that would give texture to these artistic recordings of the singificant ritual events in the lives of the Maya. What better way, since art has been our keyhole to ...

The New Mom's Companion

9 reviews
Debra Gilbert Rosenberg, Mary Sue Miller

Sourcebooks, Inc., 2003

Where Have You Been?
I cannot believe I had to endure the pregnancies and births of four children before someone wrote this book! The New Mom's Companion: Care for Yourself While You Care for Your Newborn is an amazing book that speaks directly to a new mom, and about practically ALL of the questions and dilemmas that a new mom has to endure! Wait, it really speaks to ANY mom! I have to admit that I quickly ...

Unfinished Dreams

4 reviews
Mary Miller

1st Books Library, 1999

Originally a play called: "The Christmas House."
When Abigail Addison sells her home, she has no idea how challenging Christmas will be in her newly constructed beach home on St. Simons Island, GA. Not only is this Christmas her 60th birthday, she has invited her children to stay for the holidays. After retiring from real estate, she leaves her responsibilities behind her and heads for the island home of her dreams. These dreams soon turn ...

The 8 Myths of Making a Living (and the Truth of Making a Life)

2 reviews
Mary Lyn Miller

Writers' Collective, 2002

Spiritual Enlightenment
Mary Lyn gives excellent advice to people for finding out what they are meant to do in life, and in their career. This book taps into ways to help us change for the better.

Cruise Chooser : Buyer's Guide to Cruise Bargains, Discounts & Deals

2 reviews
Mary Fallon Miller

Ticket to Adventure, 2000

A Penny Pinchers Dream Cruise Vacation
Wonderful tips for the well traveled penny pincher, go further for the dollar!!!

Family Funstuff Bible Stories: Elementary (Family Funstuff Bible Stories)

2 reviews

Faith Kidz, 2001

A Winner!
Family Funstuff Bible Stories: Elementary is an invaluable resource and a bargain at its list price. I enjoyed the many and varied forms of artwork, types of stories, and activities that are directed toward my elementary children. It's one of the most phenomenal Bible storybooks that I've seen in a long time. I have given a copy to many of my nieces and nephews and as birthday party gifts, ...

Courtly Art of the Ancient Maya

2 reviews
Simon Martin, Kathleen Berrin, ...

Thames & Hudson, 2004

A Wonderful Achievement!
Mary Ellen Miller and Simon Martin build upon their previous triumphs with this excellent volume. Mary Ellen collaborated with the legendary Linda Schele to co-curate The Blood of Kings exhibition and produce an exquisite catalogue in 1986. The exhibition was one of the seminal events in allowing the public, avocationals and their fellow scholars to witness the grandeur and magnificence of ...

Great Houses of Mississippi

2 reviews
Mary Carol Miller

Univ Pr of Mississippi (Trd), 2004

A wonderful collection of full-color photos
Mississippi residents, fans of old Southern architecture, and enthusiasts of American architectural heritage alike have a wonderful collection of full-color photos by Mary Rose Carter and accompanying historical background by Mary Carol Miller in Great Houses Of Mississippi. Miller's lively stories of the houses, their families, and their cultural mark accompany nearly a hundred full-color images ...

Classic Natchez

3 reviews
Randolph Delehanty, Ronald W. Miller, ...

University of Georgia Press, 1996

A Wonderful Source of Natchez.
This is a fabulous book, filled brillant color photo's of manywonderful ante-bellum homes. I am proud that someone finally wrotesuch a great,detailed, and informitive book. If you like classicsouthern architecture than this is the book for you.I give this book 5stars!

Williams-Sonoma Kitchen Companion: The A to Z Guide to Everyday Cooking, Equipment & Ingredients ...

4 reviews
Mary Goodbody, Carolyn Miller, ...

Oxmoor House, 2002

Wonderful Kitchen Supplement for Everyone
I originally bought this book for a friend who was afraid of her kitchen. She's been married for two years now, and LOVES this book! I bought a copy for myself and have similarly found it useful. This book is convienent to use during the cooking process: if you don't understand a certain word in a recipe, look it up in the Kitchen Companion! It's alphabetically organized by ingredient or term ...

Graphic Classics: Mark Twain (Graphic Classics (Graphic Novels))

2 reviews
Mark Twain

Eureka Productions, 2007

"There was a feller here once, by the name of..."
Mark Twain is undoubtedly America's "Great Man of Letters." A complicated author, he flowed easily through humor, satire, psychological horror, politics, religion, and pretty much any other subject imaginable. He was able to hold up a dark mirror to society, and stare unflinchingly at the organizations, traditions, and political and moral decay that always threaten to drown a civilization. And he ...

The Legendary Life and Fables of Aesop

3 reviews

Mayant Press, 2006

a must for every school library
Most of us know the fables of Aesop - so why is it worthwhile to have yet another compilation of his fables? There is few pieces of literature, which have such a wide spanning influence on the world literature as Aesop's fables. A reflection of these original works should always be welcome. Mayvis Anthony manages to put the fables into the context of Aesop's life, which is narrated ...

Harbrace College Handbook

3 reviews
John C. Hodges, Robert K. Miller, ...

Harcourt Brace College Publishers, 1989

Review of Harbrace College Handbook (Revised 13th Edition)
I have used the Harbrace College Handbook for 31 years. My first was the 5th Edition, which I keep on the top in one of my desk drawers. I used it throughout college. I bought this edition for my father, who gave me the first one, and seems to have lost his own copy (he's 86!). This edition is much thicker than the 5th one -- these books are not exactly "reading material," but a reference ...

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