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12 reviews
Marianne Berkes

Millbrook Press, 2000

The Night, Magic, and Music.....
"The rain has stopped./Night is coming./The pond awakes with/quiet humming. // Maestro frog hops to the mound/As night begins to fill with sound./Peepers peep pe-ep, peep, peep./They have had a good day's sleep..." Lit by fireflies and stars "...twinkling to the tune/As they dance around the moon..." the concert begins. Frogs of all shapes and sizes join together to make music in the marsh. ...

18th Century Embroidery Techniques

9 reviews
Gail Marsh

Guild of Master Craftsman, 2006

Wonderful book
Gorgeous and fascinating! I love embroidery, so the history and reference in this book are especially interesting. Very good value.

Your Life Your Way: The Essential Guide for Women

10 reviews
Lynn Hull and Julie Molner

Marsh Hall International Publishing Corporation, 2007

Celebrate the Journey!
Your Life Your Way is a "must read" for all women over 50 or approaching 50 who are desiring to make changes to enhance their lives. (Isn't that really all of us?) As life coaches Lynn Hull and Julie Molner remind us, this time in our lives can be the most exciting and creative part of the journey. These two remarkable women and coauthors skillfully guide us through the process in taking a ...

Fat,Forty,Fired: One Man's Frank,Funny,and Inspiring Account of Losing His Job and Finding His Life

16 reviews
Nigel Marsh

Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2007

Nigel's on the right track - a fabulous read
Nigel has an excellent way of sharing a perspecitve of work/life balance through stories we can all relate to. I was recently in a similar situation, and although I found this book after getting back to work, I wish I had found it sooner. I encourage everyone who found this review using the search words "Help me, I just got fired, have lost touch with my family, need perpective through humor" ...

James Cameron's Titanic

314 reviews
James Cameron, Ed Marsh, ...

Harper Paperbacks, 1997

Titanic Fans
Great book for the titanic enthusiasts!!!!! If you loved the movie, you will enjoy this book.

If They Mated

13 reviews
Robert Smigel, Andy Richter, ...

Hyperion Books (Adult Trd Pap), 1995

Conan Kicks!
Conan O'Brien is one of the funniest men alieve and this book proves that!This book evolved from a sketch on the show(one of the best, other than Pimpbot 5000). He and the Late Night Writers are amazing,they come up with so many diffrent sketches that its not even funny. If you have ever wondered what celebrities babies looked like this book is a must have. HAIL CONAN! heart, ivy the barbarian

Training Retrievers for the Marshes and Meadows

9 reviews
James B. Spencer

Alpine Publications, 1998

Best I've read on training retrievers
Before, during and continuing with the training of my current yellow Lab, I have read quite a few books on the subject. I wish I would have had this one sooner! Easy to read and great instruction all in one book.

Key West Explained - a guide for the traveler

9 reviews
Marsh Muirhead

The Island Journal Press, 2008

The Spirit of the Island
Marsh Muirhead's book packs a great deal about Key West into its 126 pages. It is well-organized and comprehensive. Not only does it answer the practical questions - where to stay, where to eat, what to see - it also explains the essence of the island's history and culture in an easy-to-read format. With its many fine pictures and tasteful graphics, it embodies the color and feel of Key West - ...

Bruce Springsteen on Tour

10 reviews
Dave Marsh

Bloomsbury Publishing Inc, 2006

As a huge Springsteen fan, I devoured this book and begged for more.
Dave Marsh is not what you'd call an unbiased journalist. Nor should he be. He is basically the official Springsteen biographer, and his previous books have documented his rise (the first book), then his popular explosion (his second book), which have been collated in the terrific "Two Hearts". Here, he provides a tour-by-tour analysis/memoir/scrapbook of the career of Bruce Springsteen. I ...

Is There Life After Housework

10 reviews
Don Aslett

Marsh Creek Press, 1992

A Very Useful Book!
This book is the most useful book on cleaning I have read. The author owns a cleaning business and shares tips on how to very efficiently and effectively both clean and de-clutter your home. He also discusses ways to keep the house from getting dirty to start with. I've used his tips for years now and have just re-read my copy of this and refreshed my memory [and got even more ideas!]. The ...

Dark Hills to Westward: The Saga of Jenny Wiley

7 reviews
Harry M. Caudill

Jesse Stuart Foundation, 1994

It's a excellent book about how Jenny Escape From the Indian
I'm a decentant of Jenny Wiley.I've heard thestory about her,when I was a child growing up.I've also shared this book with my 4 childen.Who enjoyed it alot.They tell all there friends how famous & brave she was to escape from the Indians.I like to see more Kids read books like this.They sure would be suprise what people went through back in those days.

Deep Water Death

8 reviews
Glynn Marsh Alam

Memento Mori Mystery, 2001

Another Winner!
I thoroughly enjoyed Ms. Alam's first book, Dive Deep and Deadly, but Deep Water Death is even better! The plot of this second offering in the series is well developed and fresh and involves illegal midwifery. Once again, Ms. Alam has transported the reader deep into the bowels of the humid Florida swamps with beautiful writing and descriptions. As you read, you find yourself listening for the ...

Hie to the Hunters

8 reviews
Jesse Stuart

Jesse Stuart Foundation, 1996

Every Man's Boy Ought To Read This Book!
I first read Hie to the Hunters as a young boy. I still read it every other year or so. This is a young person's book with many adult lessons. Sparkie is a 16 year-old, tobacco chewin', fox huntin', overgrown teenager from the hills of Kentucky. He rescues Did Hargis from two bullies who are using him for a punching bag, and takes him home to the hills. Did is a soft city-slicker kid who is the ...

Blue Note: Album Cover Art

6 reviews
Graham Marsh, Glyn Callingham

Chronicle Books, 2002

Classic
Blue Note Records not only released Classic Albums but also had Classic Album Covers that covered so much more.the Book displays the many images&stylings.if you get a chance watch the special on Blue Note Records which goes into full depth about the Music,Artists,Owners of the Label&those Classic album covers. enjoy.

Mystery at Salt Marsh Bridge: A Casey Miller Mystery (Casey Miller Mysteries)

8 reviews
John M. Prophet

AuthorHouse, 2001

A GREAT Book <3
The book "Mystery at Salt Marsh Bridge: A Casey Miller Mystery (Casey Miller Mysteries)" by John Prophet is a great book. The suspense and all of the surprises with Casey and Lexie's findings. The whole idea with flashbacks and foreshadowing is great! The details in this book are perfect. John Profit does a wonderfull job with describing all of the places and settings in the mystery. I also can ...

Scorpio Men on Prozac

7 reviews
Rand Marsh

Xlibris Corporation, 2000

We've ONLY Just begun!
Well, I don't mean to toot my own horn but because of my Los Angeles Superstar status I was able to obtain a copy of the script shortly after reading the book (beep beep toot toot). And I truly recommend it's reading and, coming soon, I am sure to also recommend the viewing of this dense tale. And seeing that I opened my review with candidacy I will continue to do so in the following prose: ...

The Apple and the Arrow

6 reviews
Mary Marsh Buff

E. M. Hale & Company, 1965

thrilling story; serious themes
Conrad Buff was born in Switzerland in 1886, studied art in his native country and in Germany, them emigrated to the United States in 1904, settling in Los Angeles, where he became a noted landscape artist. Along with his wife Mary, he coauthored/illustrated a number of children's book, among them this Newberry Honor winner, which recounts the legend of the Swiss hero, William Tell. The story ...

Into the Abyss

7 reviews
David Marsh

Sea Chest Books, 2004

Very exciting read with a big earth message.
"Into the Abyss" opens with a recently orphaned 14-year-old boy, Ashlyn, and his younger sister, Autumn, (they lost both parents in two separate tragic incidents) a mile from the seashore in a stormy sea, spiraling down in a whirlpool, about to die. But suddenly Ashlyn sees a bright white light, and in the blink of an eye he and his sister find themselves back on the beach, shaken, confused, but ...

New Science (Penguin Classics)

8 reviews
Giambattista Vico

Penguin Classics, 2000

Often Overlooked Masterpiece
Most people come to Vico for one of three reasons: historical perspective (fans of Spengler), philosophical curiosity (fans of Marx), or literary insight (fans of Joyce). Regardless of the motivation, the reader will be confronted with a highly unconventional text at first: the open of the book is an overlong explanation of the bookplate. Then we are faced with a collection of Nietzschian ...

Wish I'd Known That... Tips for Taking Technology to College

8 reviews
Diane S. Kendall, Merle Marsh

CSP Books, 2002

What a relief! Someone else has thought this through!!
This is exactly what we need to think about as we prepare our high school senior for technology at college. In the laptop vs. desktop debate, this handy, informative books lays out the pros and cons. It's perfect for those of us who will either have to transport equipment a few thousand miles or decide to buy it on site. I heartily recommend this book for any parents preparing to buy ...

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