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All Empires Die2 reviews
Sydney Spiegel

Pentland Press (NC), 1999

Dialogue Across the Centuries
You will find Sydney Spiegel's book to be unique among those attempting historical analysis. Using a wonderfully fresh technique, Sydney gathers the great revolutionary figures from all time. They engage one another and the reader in a fascinating dialogue. The author clearly understands the way in which the interconnectedness of all people transcends time and place. By eliminating the ...
  
  











  



  
An Attitude and Approach for Teaching Music to Special Learners2 reviews
Elise S. Sobol

Pentland Press (NC), 2002

New & improved 2nd edition
I'm sorry that the previous reviewer had a negative experience with this book. The author is working with MENC: The National Association for Music Education to produce a rewritten, expanded 2nd edition that will offer a CD with downloadable images from the book for classroom use. MENC expects it copublisher, Rowman & Littlefield Education, to release it soon. Frances S. Ponick Director of ...
  
  











  



  
Legacy of Valor5 reviews
Jed L. Babbin

Pentland Press (NC), 2000

Valor Survives
Jed Babbin's first book is part novel, part political pamphlet, and part morality play. Readers will be treated to an exciting and straight-forward military action story - albeit with satirical touches - and a political wake-up call. The military action in Babbin's book is accurately described and furiously paced. His warriors are tough, smart, and highly motivated. The low subplot centers on ...
  
  











  



  
Something Will Come Along: Witty Memoirs of a Foreign Service Officer With Nine Children3 reviews
Malcom Lawrence

Pentland Press (NC), 2003

Something Will Come Along
Just a short note to let you know how much I enjoyed your book Something Will Come Along. I thought it was most interesting and very well written. This comes from one who has been a writer and editor since he graduated from the University of Maryland in 1951. I have also reviewed books from Brentano's and the Navy Library Service. I also would like to congratulate you for being such a fine ...
  
  











  



  
The Trouble with Tea
Jeanette E. Alsheimer, Patricia J. Friedle

Pentland Press (NC), 2002

It is the summer of 1773 and political tensions in Boston run high. While visiting her best friend, Anne, Patience Burgess, a minister's daughter from the provincial town of Plimouth, Massachusetts, is swept up into the whirlwind of the impending revolution. Patience, however, must keep her role in the escalating rebellion a secret. Anne, against the will of her parents, has fallen in love with a young English nobleman who is devoted to the ...
  
  











  



  
Your War, My War: A Marine in Vietnam4 reviews
Donald F. Myers

Pentland Press (NC), 2000

Nam is not for the Faint Hearted.
Weak kneed, left wing, doves should avoid the reality of the portrayal of the life of Myers and the Marine comrads he so eloquently shares with the reader. This is not a sugar coated documentary of all that is right with our military strategy on the ground , in day-to-day life of combat Marines, but the true story of how these Marines prevailed in spite of the strategy. Anyone who ever hold a ...
  
  











  



  
To Begin Again: A Novel of Love And War
Terence T. Finn

Pentland Press (NC), 2006

In June of 1950, North Korean troops swept across the 38th Parallel defeating both American and South Korean troops, but failing to drive them into the sea. An amphibious landing at Inchon reversed the tide, and led to U.S. forces moving into North Korea soon reaching the border of Manchuria. Whereupon Chinese armies crushed the American Eighth Army, pushing it back to the Parallel. Two years of battle ensued with the Americans enjoying ...
  
  











  



  
Ma Duncan11 reviews
Jim Barrett

Pentland Press (NC), 2004

Great Read Accurate Information
This book is a must read with so much to the story. It is a true story and nothing was fabricated in there.It was a great read I could not put the book down.It went in to details through interviews and court transcripts of the actual events leading up to this horrible Murder to the Trial and after. I would like to comment on the poster below. The posters name is Steven E. Kroll and I would not ...
  
  











  



  
Hey Kids, Start Golf Right!
John Degarmo, Sam Wiley

Pentland Press (NC), 2001

"If this book is successful, the child who reads it will grow to love the game of golf intensely. He'll enjoy it, not be afraid of it. She'll respect it, but not sanctify it. He'll know its simple pleasures....but be willing to learn its uncompromising rules. He'll grow with the game, learning to adjust his expectations to the demands of family and career, but always working to improve. She'll take the game with her on her travels and experience ...
  
  











  



  
Herman Melville's Religious Journey
Walter Donald Kring

Pentland Press (NC), 1997
  
  











  



  
He Rode Up Front for Patton2 reviews
Albin F. Irzyk

Pentland Press (NC), 1996

A "Must Have" for students of Armored Warfare
(ret) Brigadier General Al Irzyk's account of his experience in WWII is one of the best accounts of armored warfare on the Western Front you are ever likely to read. Irzyk tells his story from within the Fourth Armorerd Division's 8th Tank Battlion. As the S-3, and later the battalion's commanding officer, Irzyk often had the unique perspective of having his command tank "up front" in the thick ...
  
  











  



  
So Turn the Years
Leonora V. Rogers

Pentland Press (NC), 2001

"So Turn the Years" is a collection of poems composed by the author throughout her lifetime. Primarily an artist who has achieved recognition on three continents for her painting, the author has also been writing poetry since the age of fifteen, inspired by the death of her elder sister, who wrote poetry. Some of the poems in this collection date back to the 1930's and include different experiences and ideas from various cultures around the ...
  
  











  



  
No Time For Pilots4 reviews
James McMillen Owen

Pentland Press (NC), 1999

A Navigator's Nirvana
One of the most entertaining books I've read in years. Ropp's trek from Houston to Biloxi to Omaha and, finally, Washington,is authentic and that's from someone who trod in those steps a few years earlier on the way from navigator and electronics training to retirement from the Office of the Secretary of the Air Force thirty years later. Highly recommended, especially for anyone who ever wore a ...
  
  











  



  
Sheep!: An Autobiography of Louise Turk, Woman Sheepherder2 reviews
Louise Turk

Pentland Press (NC), 2001

Great view back into time
This book is a tremendous book especially if you have visited Johnson County, Wyoming. Ms. Turk writes in a manner that you can picture all the trials and joy she experienced growing up in Wyoming. If you are going to visit Wyoming or have an interest - this is a book you have to read!
  
  











  



  
Queen of the Skies the Lockheed Constellation2 reviews
Claude Luisada

Pentland Press (NC), 2005

Excellent book!
I think I ordered every book available at Amazon on the Constellation. This book, and the one by Breffort, are the best of the bunch. Really interesting facts on the development and operation of the Constellation. It is also a very well-made book.
  
  











  



  
More Than Just the Strokes: Personal Best Tennis in Clubland and Beyond6 reviews
Jak Beardsworth

Pentland Press (NC), 2005

A Must Read
We all pretty much know what we want to accomplish on the court. More Than Just The Strokes however, teaches you how really "seeing it" leads to "doing it". Whether you're battling a small technical glitch, self induced demons on your court, or an ineffective strategy, Jak's professional experience and insight teaches you how to strike the perfect merger between a technical mind set and mindful ...
  
  











  



  
The Tamarisk Tree9 reviews
Gloria Beanblossom

Pentland Press (NC), 1999

The Power of Hope and the Atrocities of Life
In The Tamarisk Tree, Gloria Beanblossom delivers an epic story accurately detailing the true complexities of love, religion, family, and human nature. We all know what these things mean on the surface, but life experience tells us there are many gritty nuances to each of these, and Beanblossom does not hesitate to dive in to the murkiness that is real life. However, just as she shows ...
  
  











  



  
Astrid: A Viking Saga5 reviews
Joan Felicia Henriksen

Pentland Press (NC), 1999

excellent read
What follows is a part of the informational flyer the publisher has sent out to bookstores, newspapers, etc. "In the days before Christianity brought the written word to the Viking lands of far Northern Europe, history was a spoken rhythmical saga. These sagas sang of kings and heroes. Only occasionally did a storyteller mention, in passing, the women involved. One such was Astrid... Astrid's ...
  
  











  



  
Impotence Solutions for the Married Man2 reviews
Donald L. McCarty

Pentland Press (NC), 2000

Knowledge Is Power
Impotence & Prostate Solutions, by Donald L. McCarty,J.D., was very informative, and the information found in it is just what my marriage needed. My husband has been impotent for some time, and it was not a good thing for my husbands ego. In fact, it was very difficult for him to accept impotence, after his prostate surgery. It put a strain on our otherwise good marriage. It wasn't until he ...
  
  











  







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