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The Adventures of Thumbs Up Johnnie, Johnnie Finds a Buddy (The Adventures of Thumbs Up Johnnie) 9 reviews Michelle Bain
Pixie Stuff, LLC, 2007
Great book! It's great to be able to teach values to your kids without them even knowing it! This book provides entertainment and lessons, along with great colorful illustrations. Another great book in a wonderful series!
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How to Grill: The Complete Illustrated Book of Barbecue Techniques 151 reviews Steven Raichlen
Workman Publishing Company, 2001
The stuff that dreams are made of Bought this book shortly after buying our Weber grill. After having a copy checked out of the library for 2 months, decided it was time to buy my own copy. My husband would take it to bed for evening reading, even had me read him a "bedtime story" from it (recipe for baby back ribs). This book is fantastic for those of us (like me) who need help with the grilling basics, but equally wonderful for ...
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Integrated Enterprise Excellence, Vol. I The Basics: Golfing Buddies Go Beyond Lean Six Sigma and the ... 8 reviews Forrest W. Breyfogle III
Bridgeway Books, 2008
A great story about a new may to manage a business This is an excellent book which is very easy book to read. It is about some golfing friends who talk about real life issues that face many businesses today. The book reviews how the IEE process that Forrest developed can be used to make big improvements in the way a business is managed. This is a must read for everyone!
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The Day The Music Died: The Last Tour Of Buddy Holly, The Big Bopper, And Richie Valens 11 reviews Larry Lehmer
Schirmer Trade Books, 2003
Great Story This book is great because it not only tells of the careers of those involved in the Winter Party Tour, but also tells details leading up the crash (including stops in many small towns along the way). It was quite informative.
Buddy Holly is the best known,yet most elusive and enigmatic of all Rock 'n' Roll legends.This man was a genius.The way he constructed his songs was sensational.
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Driving Buddies (Step into Reading) 9 reviews RH Disney
RH/Disney, 2006
these book are great the step into reading books are excellent for young ones....the cars book is cute..good for new readers!!
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A You're Adorable 21 reviews Buddy Kaye
Topeka Bindery, 1999
Musical way to learn your abcs A You're Adorable is a wonderful way to teach the alphabet. The poetic words combined with the catch melody make this book ultra enjoyable. The illustrations are beautiful. Although some may not consider all of the illustrative depictions to be culturally sensitive, the attempts at diversity are evident.
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Frog and Toad Are Friends/Book and Toys (I Can Read Book Buddies, Level 2 Grades 1-3) 47 reviews Arnold Lobel
Harpercollins Childrens Books, 1995
Help a child learn to read The Frog and Toad books have helped my 8 year old grandson learn to read--he has been having trouble and these books were so interesting and fun to him that he finally realized how reading could open up whole new worlds for him. He loves these books.
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Listen Buddy 9 reviews Helen Lester
Demco Media, 1997
What a great book about listening. This book was better than I anticipated. Buddy the rabbit goes along his merry way without listening correctly to anyone. Then he runs into the Scruffy Varmit who doesn't put up with little bunnies who won't listen. Buddy almost ends up as Scruffy's soup du jour, but Buddy learns the lesson finally and listens perfectly. My kids love this book with the wonderful illustrations in it. I love ...
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The Last Open Road 34 reviews B. S. Levy
Think Fast Ink, 1994
BETTER THAN "ON THE ROAD" If you grew up in the 50's or 60's and knew a sports car from Detroit iron, and lusted after the former...than this is your book. This is a tour de force of the origins, excitement and naivete of what the attraction was for those weekend racers. Buddy Palumbo is this loveable amateur mechanic, hang-around carguy who through luck and heft manages to have the rides of his life at one of the first ...
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Getting Started in Stocks (Getting Started Series) 13 reviews Alvin D. Hall
John Wiley & Sons Inc, 1992
An excellent book for the beginner investor. This well written book gives the beginner investor the information needed to understand investing in stocks. The book goes through setting your goals, assesing your risks and rewards. It teaches you about common and preferred stocks and the basics of buying and selling stocks. There is a chapter on different investment strategies and then the book takes you into fundamental and technical ...
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Journal Buddies: A Girl's Journal for Sharing and Celebrating Magnificence 8 reviews Jill Schoenberg Girma
Blue Sky at Night Publishing, 2005
A Mom's Choice Awards Recipient! The Mom's Choice Awards® honors excellence in family-friendly media, products and services. An esteemed panel of judges includes education, media and other experts as well as parents, children, librarians, performing artists, producers, medical and business professionals, authors, scientists and others. A sampling of the panel members includes: Dr. Twila C. Liggett, Ten-time Emmy-winner, ...
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Remembering Buddy 8 reviews John Beecher, John J. Goldrosen
Pavilion Books, 1994
Rave On! This is, hands down, the best biography of Buddy Holly available. I have read them all and though others have their moments (mainly rare photos) they are spoiled with proven factual errors and unsubstantiated rumors. John Goldrosen's book is the standard by which all others are judged.
Goldrosen is a stickler for accuracy and his research is meticulous. He also keeps close to all things ...
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Internet Buddy: Web Journal 8 reviews R. Mark Clements
Web Support Services Llc, 2000
Really helpful and hacker safe This is a really handy book and here are my favorite features:
Spiral bound so it opens flat for easy writing.
Alphabetical organization by website name with sections for each letter of the alphabet. Many people keep their passwords on their computer somewhere, and these could be hacked. Keeping them on paper is safer.
Durable cover.
A decent amount of space for each entry, with helpful ...
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A Cold Clear Day: The Athletic Biography of Buddy Edelen 6 reviews Frank Murphy
Replica Books, 2000
excellent Reading this book was a delight. What got was that Buddy was nobody special at first - just another guy in the American collegiate system. Nonetheless, he took a risk, went to England to train with and compete against the best, and it paid off with a marathon world record.
The glimpses into Buddy's mind are great, especially the narrative portion about the Olympic trials at Yonkers. You can't ...
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Recycling Jimmy 8 reviews Andy Tilley
Kunati Inc., 2007
A thoroughly modern, uniquely brilliant dark comedy A lot goes through your mind when you're precariously dangling upside down from a bridge - blood mostly, but also plenty of vivid insights. You might suddenly, by way of example, realize that your fiancé wasn't all that to begin with and that your best friend is really pretty annoying, so who cares if you caught the two of them sharing a morning-after kiss, and why in the world did you ever set ...
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Drumming the Spirit to Life 7 reviews Russell Buddy Helm
Llewellyn Publications, 2000
informative..lots of spirit! As an uninitiated and therefore shy one in the realm of the drum circle I needed some reassurance. This is the book that will convince you that the drum will drum you if you relax and let it. Ater just a couple of chapters I sauntered into our local drum circle and jammed. Thank you Russell Buddy Helm.
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Racer Buddies-Opening Day at Daytona (Racer Buddies) 8 reviews Craig Elliott
Powerband, 2004
Fantastic - What a thrill! My daughters love this book and my husband loves reading it to them. The characters are interesting, the pictures engaging, and the story keeps us turning the pages. We can't wait for the next one to come out.
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John Willy and Freddy Mcgee (Board Buddies) 6 reviews Holly Meade
Marshall Cavendish Children's Books, 2007
A fun book to read over and over! Everyone in our family LOVED reading about the adventures of John Willie and Freddy McGee. From the start, these two curious guinea pigs with interesting names kept all of us laughing and looking forward to the next page. The colorful pictures along with lively descriptions kept us interested in their adventures from beginning to end. Although our Kindergartener brought this book home from the ...
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Mafia Summer: A Novel 8 reviews E.Duke Vincent
Bloomsbury USA, 2005
A historical fiction novel chronicling the lives 5 families of the New York City underworld Chances are that if you've turned on a television set during prime time in the last three decades you have encountered the work of E. Duke Vincent. Vincent has been involved in the creation and/or production of television series ranging from "Dynasty" and "Vegas" to "Melrose Place" and "Charmed," among others. MAFIA SUMMER is his first attempt at a novel, but he brings to it the same assured and ...
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Stay Safe Buddy: A Story of Humor and Horror During the Korean War 8 reviews J. Charles Cheek
PublishAmerica, 2003
A Truly Amazing Story That Keeps You Moving On the promise that he won't see combat, John Lefter enlists for a 3 year hitch in the Army Security Agency. I guess, since we are talking about the Army, you know what happens. He ends up in Korea. It doesn't take long until Lefter is in a bunker real close to the front lines. A lot of things happen then and most of them were not good. Once I started Stay Safe Buddy, I had trouble putting ...
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