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Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge: The Book of Mnemonic Devices

10 reviews
Rod L. Evans

Perigee Trade, 2007

What a Great Book!
What a great book! Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge (The Book of Mnemonic Devices) will come in very handy in my 7th grade classroom. I always try to find new ways to help my students with their study skills - this book will be tremendously helpful with that task. I especially find the Spelling section to be an excellent array of mnemonics to assist them with the difficult task of remembering how ...

Ferris Wheels, Daffodils and Hot Fudge Sundaes: A Journal of Gratitude

8 reviews
Laura Jensen Walker

Chosen Books, 2002

Recognizing God's love in everything...
No one is as capable of gratitude as one who has emerged from the kingdom of night. ~Elie Wiesel Laura Jensen Walker created her gratitude journal during a time in her life when she could have followed a completely opposite direction in attitude. Her resilience and positive spirit not only helped her to survive cancer, she developed a new love for life. At times I feel Laura and I have ...

No such thing as a witch (TX 1897)

2 reviews
Ruth Chew

Scholastic Book Services, 1974

A Childhood Favorite!
It's such a shame that most of Ruth Chew's books are not readily available. They're wonderful stories full of magic, witches, wizards and adventure, perfect for children not quite old enough for Harry Potter and magical even for those much older than the target age group. "No Such Thing as a Witch" is my favorite of Chew's books. Tad and Nora are convinced that their neighbor Maggie is a witch. ...

A Pixel in a Greater Picture: The Emerging Church of Christ

4 reviews
Fred Peatross

IndyPublish, 2001

A Pixel in a Greater Picture
If one particular phrase could be employed to characterize the challenge placed before us by Fred Peatross it would be "responsible change." There is no more comfortable place than a deep rut. However, from the depths of a rut one cannot see the horizon, one loses sight of his surroundings, and one is incapable of moving forward. Another name for a deep rut is a "grave." Fred, in this exciting ...

Hot Fudge

2 reviews

Forge Books, 2001

Ice Cream, Perverts, & San Francisco! Good Fun!
Anyone who has read Devil's Food and Double Espresso in the Kovacs/Marvelli series is in for the ride of their life with this third wacky installment about the lovable duo. In this episode, Marvelli is persuaded to go to San Fran with another parole officer, Vissa. Because of jealously and a concern for her ice cream addicted partner, Loretta Kovacs follows them. It turns out to be a ...

Fudge, 10th Anniversary Edition

3 reviews
Steffan O'Sullivan

Grey Ghost Press, Inc., 2005

A Classic Brought to the Page
Fudge was a new way of looking at RPGs for me. It was loose, it was fun, it didn't use tons of different types of dice (though you can, if you want to). It was also the system that not allows (how can they stop you?) to make custom rules, but is designed as a light system that can be added to most successfully. It is all about "Fudging it", adding a roll here, taking away a characteristic there. ...

Laboratory Medicine: Avian and Exotic Pets

5 reviews
Alan M. Fudge

Saunders, 2000

Must Have Reference
This is an excellent, excellent reference. It is a "must have" lab guide for anyone who treats birds. It provides state of the art information on Avian Laboratory tests and their interpretation. It is also very good for as a reference for exotic species. There are a number of other contributers to various sections in this book. They are all well known experts in their field. In this ...

Another civilian soldier;: Angaur to Chichi Jima

1 review
Russell O Fudge

Published by Robert Parker], 2003

The author is my Father
The author of this book is my Father. I am not sure he expected his books to be sold. However, I am proud of his achievements as described in this, his first of four volumes of his autobiography. Linda Ann Fudge Gourieux

Otherwise Known as Sheila the Great (Fudge)

37 reviews

Listening Library (Audio), 2007

The librarian recommended...and it worked!
My daughter is supposed to be reading chapter books but she can't get into them so doesn't finish them. On our last library visit, I asked for help from the librarian. She said, "She just hasn't found the right book yet." This was one of the 'books' she suggested because it was audio. "Judy Blume is great and this should help spark her interest." So we got it. Well, not only did it spark her ...

Hot Banana Fudge

2 reviews
Aya Takano

Hiropon Factory,Japan, 2000

Sweet Superflat Style
Aya Takano is part of Takashi Murakami's "Hiropon Factory" ground zero for the new "Superflat" style, coined by Murakami. Superflat is basically Pop art which uses Japanese pop culture imagery. More broadly it encompasses tradtional Asian compositions and subject matter, science fiction, anime, and manga. Murakami has written a couple books outlining the manifesto of the movement which explain ...

Cam Jansen and the Chocolate Fudge Mystery (Cam Jansen Adventure)

1 review
David A. Adler

Scholastic, 2005

Chocolate fudge and a mystery... excellent!
You have to love Cam Jansen. When you're a kid, you read all of these stories about magic powers, mystery, and adventure. But everyone tells you magic can't exist. Cam Jansen manages to solve every case without the use of magic... she's a real girl. That's what makes her special and what makes you want to read more and more. She lives her life and has friends just like everyone else. Cam Jansen ...

Glee: Painting Now

1 review
Amy Cappellazzo, Stephen Mueller, ...

The Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art, 2001

Glee captures the exuberance of contemporary art world
The design of this book is as vivacious as the works in the exhibition. Glee is a brief but striking impression of the work of twenty artists who have embraced digital technology and are using it to refresh and revitalize abstract painting. In her succinct introductory essay, Cappellazzo describes how two of the twenty artists exhibited--namely Jim Isermann and Peter Halley--have been "primary ...

Fudge Factor (Hyperlinkz #2)

1 review
Robert Elmer

WaterBrook Press, 2004

A Fun Frenzy
Fast and furious is the pace as the siblings, Ashley and Austin, try to reach home before Austin is completely erased by a "bad code." He is disappearing as fast as the two zip from site to site in their cyberworld. The details of walking across a web site and bumping into representations of favorite characters as well as drop-down menus and hidden hyperlinks is what makes this book uproariously ...

The fire that consumes: A Biblical and historical study of final punishment

1 review
Edward Fudge

Providential Press, 1982

Great book, Scripturally sound. Recommended.
Mr. Fudge's book is eye opening. I had believed the traditional view of hell for over 20 years. Now I can't believe how unscriptural it is. The conditionalist view fits perfectly. The technical name is called "Conditional Immortality" and Mr. Fudge does an excellent job stating the case. The forward is by the great evangelical scholar F.F. Bruce. The wages of sin is death (Rom 6:23) (not ...

Novel Ideas Judy Blume's Fudge Series (Novel Ideas)

1 review
Crystal Rende, Thomas Rende

New Learning Publish, 2007

Love it!
I've used several of this author's novel studies and loved them. This one was particularly good, because my son also happened to love the Fudge Series. Awesome writing prompts, comprehension questions and activities. The other nice thing is that it required no extra work on my part. Great for homeschool families!

I love You More Than A Double Deluxe Hot Fudge Sundae

1 review
Giacomo Kristos

Xlibris Corporation, 2007

i loveyou more than a double deluxe hot-fudge sundae
This fantastical book speaks of love between parent and child, fantastic dialogue, great pictures. An excellent book to read with your child

Gatecrasher: A FUDGE Role-Playing Game

1 review
Michael Lucas

Grey Ghost Press, 1996

Gatecrasher is good multi-genre RPG fun
Gatecrasher is a multi(or possibly omni)-genre rpg. The setting allows for high-tech and high magic, and is both creative and funny. That, coupled with the simple to use FUDGE rules, make this book an easy read, and a fun roleplaying game to play.

I Want a Hot Fudge Sundae.... and a Diet Cola

1 review
Miriam Grace Mitchell, Frieda Farfour Brown

Xlibris Corporation, 2002

I couldn't wait to find myself in this book!!!
Are you a distance runner, a cheerleader, a lap swimmer, etc? Forget the usual life styles inventories of the past. This book is engaing, funny, and relevant from the very beginning as it weaves sports-related names and characteristics to match with various types of Baby Boomer women. Drs. Mitchell and Brown expertly reveal the qualities and the contridictions of our lives in a way that will ...

It's Good Weather for Fudge: Conversing with Carson McCullers

1 review
Sue, Walker

NewSouth Books, 2007

Two great women Southern writers
Sue Walker's long book-length poem that consists of an imagined conversation with the late Carson McCullers where both women share their stories is a very original way to cover the subject matter: her own life, a tribute to a woman and a writer she admires, and just commenting on Southern life. Each of the "Conecuh Series" books is worth reading, all are fairly short in length, and this one is ...

Hot Fudge Sunday Affair: (#2)

1 review
Cynthia Blair

Fawcett, 1985

Another identity-switching adventure.
Twins, Susan & Christine Pratt, decide to switch places again in this book, the second in the series. Christine is chosen as Queen of Centennial Week because of a paper that she wrote for the town's celebration. Since her sister Susan, helped her quite a bit in writting the paper, Christine believes that Susan should also share in the honor of being queen. The twins decide that each girl will ...

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