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6 reviews
Emmanuel Ringelblum, Jacob Sloan

IBooks, Inc., 2006

A Wide Range of Jewish and Polish Behaviors
It is a little-known fact that, during the first two or more years of the German occupation of Poland, Jews were treated better by the Germans than the Poles. Emmanuel Ringelblum alludes to this (March 25, 1940; pp. 24-25), when Poles felt safer masquerading as Jews! Also (August 6, 1940, p. 45): "True, they [Jews] were beaten; but Poles were shot. True, Jews are impressed into work; but Poles ...

The UV Advantage: The Medical Breakthrough That Shows How to Harness the Power of the Sun for Your Health

12 reviews
Michael F. Holick

IBooks, Inc., 2007

Everyone should read this book!!
This is an easy to read book that has scientific research that convinced me that we all need vitamin D to prevent many of the health problems that are prevelant today. The author writes that vitamin D is best absorbed from natural sunlight and shows how this balances with the problem of too much sun which causes skin cancer. There is alot of skin cancer information in this book also. I highly ...

Roger Zelazny's Shadows of Amber

9 reviews
John Gregory Betancourt

IBooks, Inc., 2005

The Cosmic Soap Opera continues
I always liked the Zelazny Amber books, and I like Betancourt's books as well. One of the problems with the Zelazny books was that he failed to develop a couple of key characters. We saw plenty of Oberon in one of the Zelazny books without really finding out much about him. That's just one more reason that I enjoy the Betancourt books, where we find out quite a bit more about Oberon. I ...

Executive Treason: A Novel

7 reviews
Gary Grossman

IBooks, Inc., 2006

Another Winner From Grossman!
This book proved to be an excellent follow up to "Executive Actions".In what looks like a robbery-attempted rape a white house staffer is killed.After an investigation it appears the she is a deep cover for Israel.Our hero Scott Roark,recognizes the killer's style to be the elusive assassin that he has been pursuing.Roark finally discovers clues from the assassins past to discover his ...

Blood Music (Ibooks Science Fiction Classics)

71 reviews
Greg Bear

IBooks, Inc., 2005

Brilliant and scarey
This book is the original Neuromancer of biotech. The hard science concepts are now a little dated some 20 years on, but the story bites you hard from the beginning and doesn't let go until the final paragraph.

Sniper Shot

5 reviews
Barry Ozeroff

IBooks, Inc., 2005

Action Packed Book!
If you ever wanted an education about te craft of being a sniper this is the book to read.Ozeroff calls upon his experience as a sniper to tell an exciting story. The sniper squad is based in Portland Oregon.Your two primary characters are Ben Geller and Bob Slater.Geller is the primary sniper despite Slater's being a world class long distance shooter.Slater lacks the discipline and character ...

The Doors of His Face, The Lamp of His Mouth

12 reviews
Roger Zelazny

IBooks, Inc., 2005

Exquisitely crafted tales of fantastic alternate realities
"The Doors of His Face, the Lamps of His Mouth," by Roger Zelazny, is a collection of 17 science fiction tales that range in length from two to 88 pages. Altogether the collection is over 500 pages long. Some of the most striking selections in the book are as follows. "The Keys to December": A group of bioengineered intelligent beings seek to re-shape a planet in order to suit their unique ...

My Favorite Fantasy Story

4 reviews
Martin H. Greenberg

IBooks, Inc., 2004

A wonderfully eclectic volume of fantasy writing
I enjoyed last year's predecessor volume, My Favorite Science Fiction Story, but this volume is even better. The premise is that eighteen bestselling fantasy writers were asked to pick their all-time favorite fantasy story (by another writer). The result is a very eclectic assortment of tales. Most of these stories I had never seen before (even though I had read other stories by the same ...

The Forensic Files of Batman

8 reviews
Doug Moench

IBooks, Inc., 2005

Makes Batman come to life in a whole new way
This book is not a graphic novel that supplies illustration to the events that take place. Rather, this is a novel that provides insight into the thorough steps Batman takes to retain the title of "World's Greatest Detective." Written as case files, there is a detailed explanation as to how Batman gathers evidence and draws conclusion. Using the latest methods of criminologists and ...

Green Lantern: Sleepers, Volume 2

3 reviews
Christopher J. Priest

IBooks, Inc., 2005

Worth the Trouble
After reading Book 2, I was not looking forward to finishing this trilogy. There are numberous flaws that are readily writen about in that book's review. However, I'm glad I got to Book 3. As an long time comic reader, I enjoy the novelization of these heros, but only if they're taken seriously. The author met that criteria in this book. Those of us that know the Green Lantern stories from the ...

Roger Zelazny's The Dawn of Amber (The New Amber Trilogy, Book 1)

50 reviews
John Gregory Betancourt

IBooks, Inc., 2007

Not up to Zelazny's standards, but still a good story
The first five-book "Amber" storyline remains my favorite story of all time. This first of three books by J.G. Betancourt attempts to serve as a prequel to the adventures of Corwin, by "introducing" readers to Oberon, Dworkin and the creation of the kingdom of Amber. The writing isn't quite up to Roger Zelazny's standards, but if that standard was easy to reach, Zelazny's work wouldn't really be ...

7 Steps to Perfect Health: A Practical and Affordable Guide to Health and Nutrition (7 Steps to)

5 reviews
Gary Null

IBooks, Inc., 2002

Gary shows again why he is the best in his field
Another excellent book from Dr. Gary Null, the world's leading authority on health and nutrition. In this latest book, jam packed with important information on health and lifestyle, Dr. Null leads his readers through a simple and effective plan for improving their overall health and vitality. This book is easy to read, very informative, and provides a valuable plan of action for achieving ...

A Walk in Ancient Rome: A Vivid Journey Back in Time

4 reviews
John T. Cullen

IBooks, Inc., 2005

One Of The Neatest And Most Imaginative Book Concepts In...Forever!
Hats off to John T. Cullen. The man came up with the brilliant idea of thoroughly researching the geography, culture, daily life, rules, laws, customs, sights, smells, sounds, textures, even, of ancient Rome, circa 150 AD, and then broke it down into session-sized chapters that let us take a highly well-imagined walking tour of the eternal city as it was in that time and place. It's true, as ...

Samurai!

27 reviews
Saburo Sakai

IBooks, Inc., 2007

the old school
Samurai! documents the wartime exploits of Saburo Sakai, the greatest Japanese fighter pilot to survive World War 11, in which he was credited with downing 64 enemy aircraft. Sakai, who died in September 2000 of a heart attack became a legend in his own lifetime. This book explains why. Samurai! takes us from early victories over the Chinese airforce to the later dogfights with the Dutch, the ...

Last Defender of Camelot (Ibooks Fantasy Classics)

10 reviews
Roger Zelazny

IBooks, Inc., 2005

quirky
This guy is one of the best Science Fiction fantasy writers ever. (he wrote the Amber series -- about 9 brothers and sisters who hate, love, ally with and betray each other for supreme mastery of a multi-universe) In this book this is a collection of his short stories. It's really quirky you never know what's going to happen next.

Jokers Wild (Wild Cards, Book 3)

5 reviews
George R.R. Martin

IBooks, Inc., 2002

Fans of GRRM need not apply
My reason for writing this review is the others have missed the mark by a mile. They are all fans of George R.R. Martain's other more fantasy oriented work. This series is wildly removed from them. Of the entire line the 1st three are the absolute best. Only the 3rd book is realy one compleat story. The 1st 2 books are a collection of short stories. This simple fact seems to have escaped all the ...

Past Poisons: An Ellis Peters Memorial Anthology of Historic Crime

1 review

IBooks, Inc., 2005

Unimpressive
The name Ellis Peters in the title of the book was clearly meant to lure readers. None of the writers are up to her standards. There is no shame in not being a master but it left me feeling a little cheated. There were a couple of stories that I kinda liked but the rest were forgettable except two were downright yucky. And the tributes to Ellis Peters written by each and every author were so ...

The All-American Boys

36 reviews
Walter Cunningham

IBooks, Inc., 2008

Outstanding!
This guy is one opinionated s.o.b. - but this book is all the better for it. Because Walt Cunningham is aware of his limitations, and has the virtue of being right in his strongly-held opinions. I'd recommend this book even for those not interested in space flight. To see the cut-throat office politics behind a smooth veneer... it's something that relates so much to many walks of life. The ...

Against the Fall of Night (Ibooks Science Fiction Classics)

10 reviews
Arthur C. Clarke

IBooks, Inc., 2005

Technically Clarke's first novel?
As I understand it, Clarke started plotting this novel out early in WW2 before he volunteered for the RAF. This would then technically make it his earliest novel- even though it didn't get published until 1953 by the legendary Gnome Press (first of the dedicated science fiction publishing houses.) Clarke would later feel compelled to extensively rewrite this novel and release it under a ...

Monday the Rabbi Took Off: Rabbi Small Series (A Rabbi Small Mystery)

5 reviews
Harry Kemelman

IBooks, Inc., 2007

good entertainment
Read them! Also check out The Final Analysis of Dr Stark (Rabbi Daniel Winter Mysteries)

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