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books:

3 reviews
Ferdinand Ossendowski, Lewis Stanton Palen

Kessinger Publishing, 2003

F. Ossendowski's Journey Through Mysterious Asia.
_Beasts, Men and Gods_, reprinted by Kessinger Publishing, is Ferdinand Ossendowski's fascinating account of his adventures and travels in northern Asia; Siberia, Mongolia, Tibet, and China, in an effort to flee the Red army of the Russian revolution. Dr. Ossendowski was a scientist and writer who lived for a time in Siberia when the Russian revolution broke out. It came about that he became ...

The BEAST of the Arkansas Bed & Breakfast! (Carole Marsh Arkansas Books)
Carole Marsh, 1999

A family decides to go for a nice, quiet, relaxing weekend at a local Arkansas bed & breakfast, only to find themselves in the midst of a mystery! What turns the news reporter's hair bright green? What is the hotel inspector hiding? And most of all what is the big, growly, licky, scratchy thing prowling around the bed & breakfast? Find out when you read this book. Great for classroom read-aloud or for individual students. ...

The Beast House

23 reviews
Richard Laymon

PaperJacks, 1987

Nice horror story
I had gotten around to re-ordering and re-reading this book and it was pretty good. I love Laymon's stuff, and I enjoyed this. He is missed as a writer. This always struck me as weird that this book did not get optioned into a horror movie series. A lot of the set-ups and deliveries are "standard" but they are executed so well that I loved them. His other stuff is pretty darn good. The ...

Beasts of Gor

2 reviews
John Norman

DAW, 1978

Tarl Cabot
John Norman strikes again with the Beasts of Gor. The twelfth book in the series. Tarl Cabot's exploits take him to the far north of the planet Gor. An excellently written book. John Norman explores how a culture, similar to our Eskimos, fits in to the fantasy world of Gor. He continues his erotic venture into the world of domination/submission. Tarl Cabot ventures to the North trying ...

Fireside Song Book of Birds and Beasts

1 review

Simon & Schuster, 1972

Fireside Music Series is the Greatest!
I really searched to find this out-of-print song book and do not regret the time spent. A must for piano or guitar players -- with or without small children.